

Targeted marketing like every other concept has its pros and cons. For instance, in 1990s Erick Larson, the author of The Naked Consumer raises some concerns about targeted psychographics and targeted advertising. He started his book with the letter that he receives for his daughter’s birthday, and he mentioned his concerns that how the marketers know everything about his private life. He realized that, marketers try to get as much information as they can. Then offer him and his family substantial amount of goods based on his personal information. Then he mentioned technology and the way technology helps marketers to gather more information. For instance, he mentioned barcode readers that can read barcodes in the shopping centers. Marketers gather the scanners’ data in order to evaluate the market and sell more to consumers. Finally, he mentioned his concerns about his privacy, and the way he feels that he does not have privacy anymore and marketers know him even better than himself. Read More
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Okay, you have a new client and now you’re ready to do the marketing for it, which is great…but before you jump start the marketing process, you need to do your research. Read More