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Publication Date: July 2011 Introduction Print is only one component in today’s complex communications channel, where value is derived from combining media options. Success in the new media world demands that firms move from print service providers to cross-media and marketing services providers. This requires business repositioning and redefining the overall value proposition. New products and services must be incorporated into the service provider’s offerings, and staff must be trained on how to sell and execute these new business components. Making these types of changes is essential to providing relevant and effective communications. Nevertheless, there are many areas that must be addressed in making this transition. Organizations must establish pricing models as well as compensation plans for value-added capabilities, and they are tasked with determining how to invest in the equipment and software required in delivering these new services. They must also gain a solid understanding of the next phase in the cross media and marketing services evolution, in terms of how the market will embrace print, online, social, mobile, and whatever media comes next. To investigate how best to approach this new opportunity, InfoTrends is conducting a study entitled Evolution of the Cross-Media and Marketing Services Provider. This study will uncover the critical steps and go-to-market strategies powering the evolution that is beginning to take place. Objectives This study will:
Optional Research As an add-on to the study, subscribers can purchase additional research on the underlying financial models for success. As part of the analysis, InfoTrends will also publish a special report that assesses the pricing structure for cross-media and marketing services. As firms move into a world that blends print, mobile, social media, and online, understanding the underlying pricing structures is critical. InfoTrends will analyze how firms are pricing for key services ranging from the creation of Web pages and multi-channel campaigns to data warehousing and analytics. Respondents will also be asked how pricing is being presented to clients. Don’t miss the opportunity to be a part of a research study that will solidly document the evolution, reveal the strategies that yield success, and identify where the profit opportunities reside. Getting Started For more information on the study or to sign up as a participant, contact Jennifer Skerrett at +1 ext. 111 or e-mail . Early subscriber discounts are available until January 31, 2011. |