Lecture 1: the digital age Flashcards

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definition digital marketing

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achieving marketing objectives trough applying digital media data and technology
- combi of digital economy and marketing function (circles)

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tasks digital marketeer

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  • focus on brand awareness and lead generation trough company’s digital channels
  • gather/analyze data/develop/run campaign and analyze
  • done for both free and paid media
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outbound vs. inbound marketing

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inbound
- pushes content to consumer, who are passive recipients
- without asking for it
- tv, radio, newspaper (traditional)

outbound
- pulls consumer in, creates and distributes relevant and valuable content that consumers want
- consumer proactive seeking info they need
- social media, podcasts

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digital vs. traditional marketing

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  • push to pull
  • interactive dialogues
  • 1 to many –> 1 to 1
  • 1 to many –> many to many
  • lean back –> lean forward (consumer has control)
  • increasing communication intermediates
  • integration
  • always-on and realtime
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+ and - digital media

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positive
- interactivity
- intelligence
- individualisation
- integration
- flexibility
- cost-control
- editing

negative
- reliable on technology
- security
- constant learning
- costs

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definition online retail

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process that allows the customer to search, select and purchase products/services and info remotely over internet
- even food categories are now available
- specific models (smartphones also)

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info and fulfillment matrix

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info delivery and fulfilment

  1. traditional retail (like Ikea): offline and pick up
  2. buy online, pick up in store: online and pick up
  3. inventory only: delivery and offline
  4. pure play (amazon): online and delivery
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types of media

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  1. owned media: any asset owned by the company
  2. paid media: paid placements that promotes it and want you to pay attention
  3. earned media: brand-related consumer actions
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why use the 7 p’s

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  • to vary the application of the marketing mix
  • develop new routes to deliver competitive advantage
  • create new market position
  • build relationship with consumer
  • cut trough barriers of time and space
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7 p’s

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  1. product
    - core product: click rates, subscription
    - actual product: features, design
    - extended product: additional services and benefits (feedback, reviews)
  2. price
    - increased price transparency (results in downward pressure and more dynamic prices)
  3. place
    - accros gegraphical boundaries
  4. promotion
    - different channels, different stages, more intergrated
  5. people
    - service quality and interaction
  6. physical evidence
    - (online) building
  7. process
    - methods/procedures to achieve marketing functions
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key issues online service (people, physical evidence and process)

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  • substitution (technology instead of people: FAQ)
  • complementary: technology in combination with people (chatbot with facilitator_
  • displacement: outsourcing technology (remote calling in drive trough)
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7 parts of digital eco system

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  1. SEO
  2. Online PR
  3. Offline partnerships
  4. display ads
  5. opt-in email
  6. social media marketing
  7. offline communication: ads, selling, pr, sponsors, letters, exhibitions, search, package, WOM
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