Introduction
With the arrival of new marketing and advertising techniques Omni Recording and Marketing Services (ORMS) plans to deliver an effective mobile campaign to make a successful customer following. We have identified a campaign analyzing the potential benefits and using the best-implemented approach. Our first operation will analyze as many possible techniques, the outcomes, their developments and any program weak points we may meet after it is developed. The key to any effective campaign will be the allocation of funds while entering the mobile space. Also elaborating on how our proposed mobile marketing campaign would fit into the overall marketing strategy. “Mobile advertising only constitutes “around 1% of global advertising spend”, but considering the fact that “mobile phones outnumber TV sets by over 3 to 1 (Doe, 2010).”
Background Review
Omni Recording & Marketing Services (ORMS) is a full-service recording project management company based in Nashville, Tennessee, which specializes in producing all popular mainstream genres of music requiring marketing, venue and audio support. (ORMS) will focus on a grass-roots launching pad for all aspects of the music industry from a marketing and project management standpoint (Gary King, 2010). Since Omni has determined whom there demographic is we can effectively advertise to the right audience and chose the most popular mobile devices to develop our ad for viewing. By setting up different campaigns, for each customer needs either using smart phone or older (WAP) technology campaign designs (Doe, 2010).
Campaign
“If the mobile Internet is not mainstream today, set your timer for six to eight months it will be mainstream (Khan, 2010).” The key elements to any effectiv...
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