what is difference between direct and indirect marketing?
Answer Posted / ankit birje
direct marketing is directly done by marketer i.e face to
face or by meeting individual person and offering different
product and services,without using addevertising mediums
like t.v adds,hordings,print add...etc.its a two way
communication wherin customer response to the seller...but
in indirect marketing marketer use various mediums to
addveties there product but its not neccesarry that
customer will response,he may response or may not be...
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