The first step in the Customer Flow for Youth is Attraction! This step is where strangers (young people who are qualified to go on an AIESEC exchange) are introduced to AIESEC in order to become a lead (someone who is interested in going abroad).
On the local level, physical marketing activities are critical in ensuring that interest for the program is generated. These physical marketing activities can include boothing, classroom presentations, event management, and campus partnership meetings. Nationally, the focus is on using digital marketing channels. All these activities help to create a pool of leads to enter the sales funnel for the remainder of the customer flow.
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THEORY
PRODUCT DIFFERENTIATION
EP PROFILES
SALES TECHNIQUE
STANGER TO OPEN
CLASSROOM PRESENTATION
TABLING
DIGITAL MARKETING
LEADS CALLING
IMPORTING LEADS TO SALESFORCE
OPEN TO APPLIED
INFORMATION SESSIONS
CONSULTATIONS
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