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what is difference between direct and indirect marketing?
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Answer Posted / kanika sharma
Direct marketing means all those ways by which company can
contect it's customers directly like- e-mails, catalogue
marketing, tele marketing, party plan etc.
where as in indorect marketing company do not contect it;s
customers directly they contect through some chennel like-
t.v. ad's, hordings, news papers, etc.
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