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How Marketing Teams can Adapt to Ever‑Evolving Behavior
From The Buxton Co Marketing teams need to stay on their toes to adapt and meet the quickly evolving needs of their customers. With the right tools and strategies in place, marketing teams can successfully navigate this ever‑changing landscape and drive business growth. Data is the most important tool you have to target your ideal customers and keep them coming back. Buxton provides the tools for marketers to get into the nitty‑gritty of your customers’ behaviors in order to adapt to changing customer interests and behaviors. We also suggest areas where similar groups stay, shop and socialize so you can expand your customer base and win your competitors’ customers. Psychographics are key for adapting to changing customer interests and behaviors. With Buxton, marketing teams can get a 360‑degree view of their customers across all channels and touchpoints. Our data portfolio gives you the data tools to learn key customer behaviors and preferences to make data‑driven decisions.
Personalized Marketing is Key Personalized marketing is the key to capturing your customers' attention, but it can be difficult to keep up with the ever‑changing landscape. With Buxton, your marketing team gains access to actionable insights within moments. No more sifting through outdated census data or deciphering complex spreadsheets, our data portfolio is easy, digestible and designed to be shared with other teams within your organization.
Meet Your Customers Where They Are Drawing from nearly 30 years of experience and a vast database of over 126 million U.S. households, Buxton provides localized recommendations for each of your business locations. Our detailed data reports offer insights into the most effective marketing channels for specific stores, such as broadcast advertising, digital display ads, or social media campaigns. Meet your customers where they are to speak to them directly. Improve your marketing efforts today and stay on top with Buxton’s comprehensive data portfolio. To learn more, speak with a Buxton representative today for a personal report.
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