Chapter 4 Flashcards
Strategy Development Activities at a glance
- Situation analysis
- Goal and objective setting
- Strategy formulation
- Organization issues of strategy implementation
Digital Marketing Strategy
Definition of the capabilities and strategic initiatives to support marketing and business objectives and organization should deploy to harness digital media data and marketing technology to increase Omni channel engagement with their audiences using digital devices and platforms. It should include opportunities from both new business and revenue models and always on campaign communications.
Channel marketing strategy
Defines how a company should set specific objectives for digital channels and how they integrate with traditional channels, including Web, mobile, and social media, and very its proposition and communications for this channel
Multichannel marketing strategy
Defined how different marketing channel should integrate and supporting each other in terms of their proposition development and communications based on their relative merits for the customer and the company
Omnichannel marketing
Planning an optimizing campaign, focused, marketing, communications tools, integrated across customer, lifecycle, touch points to maximize leads and sales, and delivering a seamless, integrated customer experience to encourage customer loyalty
Customer touch points
Communications channels through which companies interact directly with prospects and customers. Traditional touch points include face-to-face, phone, and mail. digital touch points include web services email and phones.
Challenges of managing digital media
- Gaining buy in and budget
- Conflicts of ownership and tensions
- Coordination with different channels
- Managing and integrating customer information
- Achieving consistent reporting
- Structuring the specialist digital team
7.Time to market - Insourcing vs outsourcing
Digital transformation
A stage program of organizational improvements to business models, people processes, and techniques used for integrated digital marketing in order to maximize the potential business contribution of digital technology, data, and media
How to structure a digital marketing strategy
- Start with the right goal, which is grounded in real economic value
- Define a value proposition which is deliverable
- Do things differently, create a distinctive value chain
- Be prepared to make trade off, tailoring a firms activities to outperform rivals
- Create a fit between what the company does, where it want to be and the resources available
- Establish continuity. Planning decisions follow the distinctive position set out by the original goals
Strategy process model
Framework for approaching strategy development
Marketing Planning
Logical sequence and a series of activities leading to the setting of marketing objectives and the formulation of plans for achieving them
SOSTAC
Situation
Objectives
Strategy
Tactics
Action
Control
Prescriptive strategy
3 quart areas of strategic analysis, strategic development, and strategy implementation are linked together sequentially
Emergent Strategy
Strategic analysis, strategic development and strategy implementation are interrelated and are developed together in a more agile fashion
Situation analysis
Collection and review of information about an organizations, internal processes and resources, and external marketplace factors in order to inform strategy definition
Resource Analysis
Related to the capability analysis, but should include an assessment of the resources needed to improve capabilities. Review the technological financial and human resources of an organization, and they are utilized in business processes.
Digital Marketing Dashboard
A visual summary of KPI’s showing the contribution of digital marketing to an organizations goals. It should show month on month and year on year performance comparisons and ideally performance against target for business goals.
Online revenue contribution
An assessment of the direct contribution of the Internet or digital media media to sales, usually expressed as a percentage of overall sales revenue
Allowable cost-per-acquisition
A target maximum cost for generating leads or new customers profitably
Online promotion contribution
An assessment of the proportion of customers who are reached and influenced by online communications
SMART Objectives
Specific
Measurable
Actionable
Relevant
Time Related
VQVC
Volume Measures
Quality Measures
Value Measures
Cost Measures
Efficiency
minimizing resources or time needed to complete a process
Effectiveness
Meeting process objectives, delivering the required outputs and outcomes