Direct marketing - the trust factor
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Direct marketers are now focusing on building trust with consumers, who are increasingly skeptical of marketing campaigns. This trust is important because people often see direct marketing as selling unnecessary things. Marketers need to be more authentic in their claims to improve perceptions. While consumers have negative views, some experts see marketing as a noble profession that can help address social and environmental issues alongside commercial goals. The challenge for marketers is to reinvent their image and become trusted sources of truth so that consumers will have faith in brands.
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Redwoods is a marketing organization that provides strategic and fulfillment services to help clients create nationwide awareness and directly reach their target customers. They partner with over 800 associate offices across 26 countries, employing a large team of skilled professionals focused on sales, promotions, account management, market intelligence, and brand awareness. Redwoods aims to enable clients to take their products and services directly to their chosen audience through proven techniques and strategies.
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Redwoods is a marketing organization that provides strategic and fulfillment services to help clients create nationwide awareness and directly reach their target customers. They partner with over 800 associate offices across 26 countries, employing a large team of skilled professionals focused on sales, promotions, account management, market intelligence, and brand awareness. Redwoods aims to enable clients to take their products and services directly to their chosen audience through proven techniques and strategies.
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Dedicated to delivering results, Redwoods Advance provides a platform for companies who wish to engage in Personal Selling or Sales Promotion activities.
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