Why you need to join the DMA!
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Review of the Direct Marketing Assocaition (DMA) including history, background, industry landscape and member benefits
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Why you need to join the DMA!
- 1. The Power of Direct: Relevance. Responsibility. Results. Membership Overview
- 2. Agenda About DMA Industry Landscape Our Members Get Engaged with DMA: Member Benefits
- 7. Agenda About DMA Industry Landscape Our Members Get Engaged with DMA: Member Benefits
- 9. DMA Members Keep Good Company
- 12. Agenda About DMA Industry Landscape Our Members Get Engaged with DMA: Member Benefits
- 14. Now Over Half Of All Advertising: Direct Marketing At The Tipping Point Non-DM AD SPENDING DM AD SPENDING Source: The Power of Direct Marketing 2008-2009 Edition Direct Marketing Association DM ADVERTISING SPENDING 2008 52.1% $176.9 B $162.4 B 47.9% 1999 2008 2011 2002 51.4% 48.6%
- 15. 2008 DM Advertising Expenditures With Projected Growth Rates Source: The Power of Direct Marketing 2008-2009 Edition Direct Marketing Association Internet Marketing Email Marketing Catalog Telephone Marketing $21.3 Billion 1.8% CAGR 5.2% $35.2 Billion 1.4% CAGR 6.0% $42.5 Billion – 0.8% CAGR – 0.8% $24.1 Billion 11.8% CAGR 27.9% $ 0.6 Billion 16.1% CAGR 23.3% 2008-13 Growth (Projected) 2003-08 (CAGR) Direct Mail (Non-catalog)
- 16. 2010 Direct Marketing-Driven Sales View: DRIVING $1.7 TRILLION ANNUAL US SALES Source: The Power of Direct Marketing 2008-2009 Edition Direct Marketing Association Direct Mail (Catalog) Direct Mail (Non-Catalog) Other Mobile DR Radio Internet Marketing (Non-email) Commercial Email DR Magazine DR Television Telephone Marketing DR Newspaper $166.1 B $363.8 B $547.7 B $154.7 B $481.5 B $155.3 B $28.0 B $90.2 B
- 17. 2008 DM-Driven Sales With Projected Growth Rates Source: The Power of Direct Marketing 2008-2009 Edition Direct Marketing Association Direct Mail (Non-catalog) Internet Marketing Email Marketing Catalog Telephone Marketing $154.7 Billion 1.8% CAGR 5.7% $547.7 Billion 1.6% CAGR 6.1% $363.8 Billion – 1.4% CAGR –0.5% $481.5 Billion 11.9% CAGR 19.5% $ 28.0 Billion 12.2% CAGR 18.7% 2008-13 Growth (Projected) 2003-08 (CAGR)
- 18. Direct Marketing Return On Investment 2008 Average: $11.63 For Each $1 Spent $ 5.10 $ 5.20 $ 5.30 $ 5.40 $ 5.50 2002 2006 2007 2008 2012 $ 5.24 ROI (2008) Sales Per Dollar NON-DM ADS $11.63 ROI (2008) Sales Per Dollar DM ADVERTISING Direct Mail (non catalog) $ 15.55 Direct Mail (catalog) $ 7.28 Internet Marketing $ 19.94 Email Marketing $ 45.06 Telephone Marketing $ 8.55 DM-DRIVEN SALES PER DOLLAR OF DM ADVERTISING
- 20. Agenda About DMA Industry Landscape Our Members Get Engaged with DMA: Member Benefits
- 21. DMA Centers of Excellence (COE) DMA’s Core Centers of Excellence Provide a Major Source of Value to Members
- 24. COE: Education
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- The last, but not least item under Research is the ECHO Awards. T he ECHO Awards are the Oscars of direct marketing, it is the only comprehensive international direct marketing award. It recognizes excellence in direct marketing strategy, creativity, and results. This page will show you first-hand what works. Visit the online winners database featuring over 90 winning campaigns that include in-depth strategies and results. Or borrow the book with over 2,500 past ECHO Awards winners from the DMA Library.
- Marketing Trends – a paradigm shift Overall, advertising and marketing budgets have been reduced in all channels Within marketing, dollars are shifting from traditional advertising to measured direct marketing Within direct marketing, direct mail dollars are shifting to emerging media Marketers are increasingly implementing integrated, multichannel direct marketing programs and campaigns
- Here’s the proof that marketers are getting the message. Direct marketing advertising is a proven performer and getting more investment all the time – as you can see here. Just five years ago, non-direct mass advertising received significantly more investment than direct marketing advertising. This year, however, business and nonprofits will invest over $173 billion dollars on direct marketing across all the channels. As marketers search for the right mix of channels in their media plans, we have reached our tipping point. With over 50% of all advertising expenditures now going into direct marketing campaigns, I expect this shift to accelerate rapidly over the next several years.