Definition of telemarketing in English:

telemarketing

noun ˈtɛlɪmɑːkɪtɪŋˈtɛləˌmɑrkədɪŋ

mass noun

The marketing of goods or services by means of telephone calls, typically unsolicited, to potential customers.
Example sentencesExamples
- He notes that the company uses basic sales and marketing methods such as focus groups and telemarketing.
- We're not going to do any kind of outbound marketing or telemarketing or promotions.
- Direct mail and telemarketing will always play a vital role in campaigning and fundraising.
- Plenty of telemarketing territory is untouched by recent regulatory efforts.
- The vast bulk of telemarketing calls are made by institutions to existing customers, either to suggest a new product to them or to seek opinions for a survey.
- Strangers may try to take advantage of lonely seniors through telemarketing scams.
- There are four basic direct marketing media available: direct mail, telemarketing, mass media, and interactive media.
- Campaigns might also try to obtain e-mail addresses through direct mail programs and telemarketing.
- So many services are being outsourced, from telemarketing to website design to Internet scamming.
- The new unit will provide inbound and outbound telemarketing service to companies across all industries in Europe and the US.
- Very few brands have been built by relying solely on direct mail or telemarketing.
- Although political telemarketing may be popular in the US, it's a marketing method generally despised in New Zealand.
- It has voicemail, cordless phone ability and extra call centre features that enable telemarketing and a customer service centre.
- The ideal situation would be to have a market in telemarketing.
- Some of the practices common in the early days of telemarketing gave our industry a bad name.
- The government opened its national registry allowing consumers to block telemarketing calls.
- Has telemarketing in New Zealand reached saturation point yet?
- Many of them have converted existing space into call centres, mainly for telemarketing to the US.
- Unlike other forms of direct marketing, such as junk mail or telemarketing, spam should be considered a threat.
- More to the point, however, is that I used to run a marketing department and I've done some telemarketing.

Derivatives

telemarketer

noun ˈtɛlɪmɑːkɪtəˈtɛləˌmɑrkədər

We are trying to market over the telephone to people at work,’ says one longtime telemarketer.
Example sentencesExamples
- They will promise not to send you any more direct mail or annoy you with telemarketers.
- Telemarketers can also generate very specific lists that the telemarketers can use to sell your product or services.
- The phone survey method also raises the question of respondents who do not want to be bothered, or use caller ID to block telemarketers and phone surveys.
- While in the United States, he worked as a journalist, telemarketer, and market research telephoner.

Definition of telemarketing in US English:

telemarketing

nounˈtɛləˌmɑrkədɪŋˈteləˌmärkədiNG

The marketing of goods or services by means of telephone calls, typically unsolicited, to potential customers.
Example sentencesExamples
- Has telemarketing in New Zealand reached saturation point yet?
- Very few brands have been built by relying solely on direct mail or telemarketing.
- The ideal situation would be to have a market in telemarketing.
- So many services are being outsourced, from telemarketing to website design to Internet scamming.
- There are four basic direct marketing media available: direct mail, telemarketing, mass media, and interactive media.
- Some of the practices common in the early days of telemarketing gave our industry a bad name.
- Although political telemarketing may be popular in the US, it's a marketing method generally despised in New Zealand.
- The government opened its national registry allowing consumers to block telemarketing calls.
- Direct mail and telemarketing will always play a vital role in campaigning and fundraising.
- Campaigns might also try to obtain e-mail addresses through direct mail programs and telemarketing.
- Plenty of telemarketing territory is untouched by recent regulatory efforts.
- Many of them have converted existing space into call centres, mainly for telemarketing to the US.
- Unlike other forms of direct marketing, such as junk mail or telemarketing, spam should be considered a threat.
- The new unit will provide inbound and outbound telemarketing service to companies across all industries in Europe and the US.
- Strangers may try to take advantage of lonely seniors through telemarketing scams.
- More to the point, however, is that I used to run a marketing department and I've done some telemarketing.
- He notes that the company uses basic sales and marketing methods such as focus groups and telemarketing.
- It has voicemail, cordless phone ability and extra call centre features that enable telemarketing and a customer service centre.
- The vast bulk of telemarketing calls are made by institutions to existing customers, either to suggest a new product to them or to seek opinions for a survey.
- We're not going to do any kind of outbound marketing or telemarketing or promotions.

单词	telemarketing
释义	Definition of telemarketing in English: telemarketing noun ˈtɛlɪmɑːkɪtɪŋˈtɛləˌmɑrkədɪŋ mass noun The marketing of goods or services by means of telephone calls, typically unsolicited, to potential customers. Example sentencesExamples He notes that the company uses basic sales and marketing methods such as focus groups and telemarketing. We're not going to do any kind of outbound marketing or telemarketing or promotions. Direct mail and telemarketing will always play a vital role in campaigning and fundraising. Plenty of telemarketing territory is untouched by recent regulatory efforts. The vast bulk of telemarketing calls are made by institutions to existing customers, either to suggest a new product to them or to seek opinions for a survey. Strangers may try to take advantage of lonely seniors through telemarketing scams. There are four basic direct marketing media available: direct mail, telemarketing, mass media, and interactive media. Campaigns might also try to obtain e-mail addresses through direct mail programs and telemarketing. So many services are being outsourced, from telemarketing to website design to Internet scamming. The new unit will provide inbound and outbound telemarketing service to companies across all industries in Europe and the US. Very few brands have been built by relying solely on direct mail or telemarketing. Although political telemarketing may be popular in the US, it's a marketing method generally despised in New Zealand. It has voicemail, cordless phone ability and extra call centre features that enable telemarketing and a customer service centre. The ideal situation would be to have a market in telemarketing. Some of the practices common in the early days of telemarketing gave our industry a bad name. The government opened its national registry allowing consumers to block telemarketing calls. Has telemarketing in New Zealand reached saturation point yet? Many of them have converted existing space into call centres, mainly for telemarketing to the US. Unlike other forms of direct marketing, such as junk mail or telemarketing, spam should be considered a threat. More to the point, however, is that I used to run a marketing department and I've done some telemarketing. Derivatives telemarketer noun ˈtɛlɪmɑːkɪtəˈtɛləˌmɑrkədər We are trying to market over the telephone to people at work,’ says one longtime telemarketer. Example sentencesExamples They will promise not to send you any more direct mail or annoy you with telemarketers. Telemarketers can also generate very specific lists that the telemarketers can use to sell your product or services. The phone survey method also raises the question of respondents who do not want to be bothered, or use caller ID to block telemarketers and phone surveys. While in the United States, he worked as a journalist, telemarketer, and market research telephoner. Definition of telemarketing in US English: telemarketing nounˈtɛləˌmɑrkədɪŋˈteləˌmärkədiNG The marketing of goods or services by means of telephone calls, typically unsolicited, to potential customers. Example sentencesExamples Has telemarketing in New Zealand reached saturation point yet? Very few brands have been built by relying solely on direct mail or telemarketing. The ideal situation would be to have a market in telemarketing. So many services are being outsourced, from telemarketing to website design to Internet scamming. There are four basic direct marketing media available: direct mail, telemarketing, mass media, and interactive media. Some of the practices common in the early days of telemarketing gave our industry a bad name. Although political telemarketing may be popular in the US, it's a marketing method generally despised in New Zealand. The government opened its national registry allowing consumers to block telemarketing calls. Direct mail and telemarketing will always play a vital role in campaigning and fundraising. Campaigns might also try to obtain e-mail addresses through direct mail programs and telemarketing. Plenty of telemarketing territory is untouched by recent regulatory efforts. Many of them have converted existing space into call centres, mainly for telemarketing to the US. Unlike other forms of direct marketing, such as junk mail or telemarketing, spam should be considered a threat. The new unit will provide inbound and outbound telemarketing service to companies across all industries in Europe and the US. Strangers may try to take advantage of lonely seniors through telemarketing scams. More to the point, however, is that I used to run a marketing department and I've done some telemarketing. He notes that the company uses basic sales and marketing methods such as focus groups and telemarketing. It has voicemail, cordless phone ability and extra call centre features that enable telemarketing and a customer service centre. The vast bulk of telemarketing calls are made by institutions to existing customers, either to suggest a new product to them or to seek opinions for a survey. We're not going to do any kind of outbound marketing or telemarketing or promotions.
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