
The company has appointed Experian Marketing Services to deliver the data-led integrated marketing approach, which will see online and offline channels combine to optimise the brand’s presence.
Experian identified the company’s existing email newsletter as an untapped data resource and a central channel to integrate marketing efforts. New customers are encouraged to subscribe to the newsletter through a variety of channels – via the website, in-store, through social media and at events.
This gives Panasonic’s subscribers the option to receive product and location-specific emails, based on their preferences, via Experian’s email platform CheetahMail, which has also handled creative.
Panasonic UK digital communications manager Gaele Lalahy said: “Our focus is on improving the customer experience and ensuring that we are providing useful, relevant insights at every step of the customer journey.”
Once they have made a purchase, customers will continue to receive regular update emails and newsletters containing social links to drive traffic to Facebook and Twitter.
Experian digital marketing managing director Jon Buss said: “The ways in which retailers can engage and sell to their customers have grown tremendously in recent years. From the in-store mail order and telephone channels available just two decades ago, today there are a wealth of direct channels available to marketers.
“To harness these opportunities effectively, diverse channels need to be integrated within a single and focused strategy. Panasonic is a great example of a brand that is doing just that.”

