DM Flashcards
Definition of marketing by Philip Kotler
the science and art of exploring, creating, and delivering value to satisfy the needs of a target market at a profit. Marketing identifies unfulfilled needs and desires.
Interesting definition of marketing
Marketing is a process of teaching customers why they should choose your product over competitors.
Definition of digital marketing
Digital marketing is process of achieving marketing objectives through applying digital technologies and media
Key online media types
Paid media – advertising, Owned media – digital properties, Earned media – partner networks
Marketing platforms
Desktop, Laptop, Notebook, Mobile Phone, Tablet, Other hardware platforms, software platforms ( marketing experiences, marketing operations)
Digital Marketing Strategy
Segmentation, Targeting, Positioning. Digital marketing strategy is a process of identifying, articulating and executing on digital opportunities that will increase competitive advantage of the company. Developing online value proposition
Online Value Proposition ( OVP)
How the online experience of a brand is delivered through content, visual design, sharing, media and how the online presence integrates with the offline presence. Answers the questions what makes us different.
Application of digital Marketing
Advertising Medium – display ads for awareness
Direct response medium – target search ads
Platform for sales transaction – booking online
Lead generation method – tools to follow up purchases
Distribution Channel – selling of related products
Customer service mechanism – online chat
Relationship building – special offers
How do digital technologies support marketing?
Identifying (internet can be used for making research to find out customers’ needs and wants), anticipating ( internet provides an additional channel by which customers can access information and make purchases ) and satisfying customer requirements profitably.
Benefits of Digital marketing
This shows how the internet can potentially be used to achieve four strategic directions (Ansoff Matrix):
• Market Penetration – the internet can be used to sell more existing products into existing markets
• Market development – here the internet is used to sell into new geographical markets, taking advantage of the low cost of advertising internationally without the necessity for a supporting sales infrastructure in the customers’ countries.
• Product development – New products or services are developed which can be delivered by the internet.
• Diversification – in this sector the internet supports selling new products which are developed and sold into new markets.
Digital Business model
C2C – customer to customer; C2B – customer to business; C2G – customer to government
B2C – business to customer; B2B – business to business; B2G – business to government
G2C – government to customer; G2B – government to business, G2G – government to government
Difference between e-commerce and e-business
E commerce – financial and informational electronically mediated transaction between organization and any third party.
E business – similar to e commerce but broader in scope. Business activities which include, but go beyond buying and selling over the internet
Different forms of online presence
- Transactional E commerce site – Amazon
- Service oriented relationship building website – jobs.ge
- Brand building site – guiness.com
- Portal or media site – B2C yahoo
- Social network or media site – C2C Facebook
Challenges in developing and managing digital marketing strategy
Unclear responsibilities, no specific objectives, insufficient budget, budget is wasted, new online value propositions for customer, find ways to measure relevant results, an experimental rather than planned approach
Situation Analysis – Where are you now?
Analyzing your current situation will give you the benchmark against which all future progress and achievements can be measured: consumers; marketplace; competitors; macro-environment; KPI