what is difference between direct and indirect marketing?
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Answer Posted / jimit
direct marketing is just like a face to face marketing or sale something. In direct marketing there is a channel of manufacturer, whole seller,retailer,end user. For example:: like any thing u buy from any kind of store.
While in indirect marketing there is a direct contact between manufacturer to customer. product or services are not sale by any channel of distributing system. For example:: Dell computers selling.
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