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DB Bars Online

Category: STRATEGIC VISION Award: GOLD
Category: INFORMATION SYSTEMS Award: SILVER
Category: PRODUCTION & FULFILMENT Award: SILVER

Many larger businesses have successfully employed direct marketing disciplines and systems to achieve competitive advantage within their marketplaces.  This entry demonstrates how DB has been able to promote and deliver an integrated marketing system designed to directly support the marketing activities of its retail partners.  This has resulted in a win-win situation for DB and these partners.

DB can now ensure adherence to brand guidelines for each of their beer brands, while time and cost efficiencies have been delivered in supporting their retail partners.

For partnering bars, access to the system has enabled them to quickly and successfully adopt direct marketing practices that a re driving tangible results and returns from their own marketing activity.

The marketing system that has been delivered provides access to a fully integrated toolkit to manage their own website; manage online promotion of events and bar calendars (changing daily); capture customer details and provide a mechanism for them to communicate directly with targeted customers using email.  The system has been designed in such a way to support marketing to small numbers of customers, and recognises the human resource constraints of bars in having access to high levels of IT skills and support.

Entrant:  Proximity iD

Campaign Credits:

Grant Caunter, Trade Marketing Manager, DB Breweries

Geoff Cooper, Director
Lawrence Brock, Database and Development
Kasia O'Neil, Developer
Glen McMillan, Developer
Charlotte Crawford, Chief Architect
Richard Daldy, Network Engineer
Greg Forsyth, Online Planner


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