Digital Flashcards
what are some (10) trends of the digital era that have implications for branding and brand management?
- Changes in the consumer decision journey
- Sharp increase in buying via online retail channels
- Shift in advertising and promotion expenditures toward digital channels
- Rise of many-to-many communications
- Dramatic increase in consumer touchpoints
- Tremendous increase in data availability
- Use of digital personalization
- Loss of control over brand message and co-creation of brand meaning
- Role of user experiences
- Growth of brands as cultural symbols
Digital marketing and social media channels and the ability to communicate with each other has fueled an increase in _________
touchpoints
marketing attribution
practice of determining the role that any given channel plays in informing and influencing the customer journey
- thinking of the set of user/consumer actions that generate desired outcome, and then assigning value/importance to these
–> what is the thing that causes the behaviour
**critical to success of content marketing
-ie how parts of what you are doing are getting the customer to engage in desired behaviour (conversions)
digital personalization
Targeting individual consumers with varying offers to try to ensure that they complete a purchase
–> digital tools allow for unprecedented personalization
(product as well as message)
- some negativity in terms of how much is being personalized (privacy concerns)
dynamic pricing
same product can become available at different prices based on expressed customer interest (a kind of digital personalization)
what three ways is brand meaning primarily coproduced
- Firm-generated brand meaning
- Consumer-generated brand meaning
- Media and cultural influences
____________ is the key to digital brand success
Seamless user experience
(Needs an interface that consumers can effortlessly navigate to maximize user experience)
what are the three levels of brand engagement
- Low brand engagement
- Moderate brand engagement
- High brand engagement
what kind of influences are there on brand engagement?
brand marketing and non-brand influences
negative brand engagement
- Hatred and dissatisfaction with a brand
– > Companies can redress customer grievances
–> Brand ambassadors - Boycotts or social movements
- Brands are more readily ridiculed and parodied due to the online nature of the communication
- but also an opportunity –> if properly turned around/addressed
content marketing
strategic marketing approach focused on creating and distributing valuable, relevant, and consistent content to attract and retain a clearly defined audience— and, ultimately, to drive profitable customer action.
Above the line (ATL)
mass marketing, not targeting consumers, large chunks of population
pros of ATL
- May be ideal for building brand awareness with a large group of people because your messaging is spread across several large platforms, creating repetition with your audience.
- May be impactful because it combines visual and audible elements to augment customers’ attention.
cons of ATL
- Hard to measure exact impact and ROI
- Cost
Below the line (BTL)
targeted to certain consumers/people