Digital Business Models and Advertising (Week 3) Flashcards
What is a Business model?
A group structured to achieve specific goals like profitability, growth, or social impact through coordinated efforts and processes
What is Value creation?
Involves both producing goods/services (supply-side) and meeting customer needs (demand-side).
Examples of ‘capturing’ Value Creation
–> Sales Model
–> Transactions fees Model
–> Subscription Model
–> Advertisement Model
–> Affiliate Model
What is Disruptive Model?
Disruptive models alter industries, forcing incumbents to adapt, based on Christensen’s theory of simpler, cheaper innovations.
Examples of Digital Business Models
–>Brokerage (bring buyers and sellers together and facilitate transactions e.g. auctions)
–> Referral (using a rating system to promote services e.g. Uber)
–> Subscription (paying amounts periodically to use a product or service e.g. Netflix)
–> Rental (Temporary use of goods or services for a fee e.g. Airbnb)
–> Freemium (Offering basic services for free, with premium features for payment e.g. Spotify)
Forms of Online Advertising
–> Display Advertising
–> Native Ads
–> Paid Search
–> Social Advertising
–> Mobile Advertising
–> Email Advertising
Display Advertising: Contextual vs Behavioural
–> Contextual: matches ads to the content of a webpage using keywords or analyzing the page’s content
–> Behavioural: targeting and retargeting based on past browsing behaviour
Ways to base Pricing Models
–> CPM: cost per thousand impressions (shown)
–> CPC: cost per click
–> CPA: cost per action (paying for sign ups etc)
–> CPI: cost per install of an advertised app