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An e-channel strategy addresses sales, service and marketing activities in a unified, online, customer experience in order to:

  • Make it easy for customers to do business with you.  
  • Focus on the end customer for your products and services.  
  • Redesign you customer-facing business process from the end customer?s point of view.  
  • Wire your company for profit: design a comprehensive evolving electronic business architecture.  
  • Foster customer loyalty, the key to profitability in electronic commerce.

Often the overall business challenge is to migrate existing customers to transact through e-channel and obtain higher value per customer from a lower cost base.

To achieve this, it is important that a migration plan is developed that will support sales staff and employees and will provide customers with the right information at the right time. Migration cannot be a one-hit piece of activity but must pervade throughout the relevant communications with customers.

BT depicts this in the following diagram.

Figure 11: Example of a migration plan


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Source: M2B Canon, 2002.


The building industry and in particular the bathroom products market is characterised by multiple sales channels and numerous clients, choosers and influencers.

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