Moeilijk Flashcards

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Takeaways Herhausen 2019 5x

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º Customer journey segments: With different characteristics (Store-focused, multiple touchpoint, online to offline, pragmatic online and extensive online segments)
ºNo “showrooming” segment: This threat may be overrated
ºMobile devices: used as an additional search channel that complements other touchpoint (it do not replace any of them)
ºImportance of physical stores: The retailers own touchpoint are rated as the most important for making the purchase decision
º Different levers should be used to increase loyalty across segments

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search ad auction: wat houdt quality of the ad in?

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quality score: expected clickthrough rate (prediction based on historical perormance date
ad relevance to match the keyword, landing page experiende (relevant content, transparency, easy to use)

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Basic metricsDrive engagement:

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Based on Clicks, CTR and average CPC

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Bleier et al. (2015) paper conclusions 3X about personalization

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º Personalization increases CTR
º Click-through effectiveness of personalized banners generally decreases as consumers progress toward the completion of the purchase decision process
º Personalized banners are very effective when consumers have just left the online store, but quickly lose effectiveness over time: Overpersonalization

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Key takeaways de Haan et al. (2016) 3X

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Offline advertising forms have low sales elasticities
CIC have greater sales elasticities than FIC
Content-integrated CICs tend to distinguish themselves from other forms of advertising in the later stages of the funnel.

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Alternatively:

Profit =

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= Impressions × CTR × (CVR ×M − CPC)

CTR: click-through rate) (CVR: conversion rate) (M: Margin) (CPC: Cost-per-click

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Profit =

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Revenue generated by ads – Cost of ads

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Return on advertising spend (ROAS) =

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Total cost / profit given a margin

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Main Findings from Lee et al. (2017) Results 2X

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Brand personality content (humor, emotion etc.)
=> higher levels of engagement with the messages;
Directly informative content (price promotions and deals):
=> lower levels of engagement when included in messages in isolation
=> higher engagement levels when provided in combination with brand personality-related attributes

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Best time social media ads?

best time social media posts?

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ads: afternoon, morining evening
post: morning

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fmcg

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fast moving consumer goods

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Paper focus: Srinivasan et al (2016): Findings: 3X

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Online consumer activity metrics are affected by communication, and convert into sales for both online and offline bough products
Importance of tracking online metrics:
º Online consumer activities are reflected in paid, owned and earned media metrics
º Online metrics can be used to evaluate consumer responses to traditional advertising

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13
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º Intercept

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a The independent variable

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14
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Slope:

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b The dependent variable

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15
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ewom visivilitiy

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number of scrolls needer to acces ewom

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16
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E-wom about what?
Functional risk
3X

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  • sampling, purchase, or additional information is required in order to evaluate the quality of services
  • for hedonic products eWOM helps consumers identify the products that best match their idiosyncratic preferences
  • eWOM reduces uncertainty of new products
17
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brandwagon effect

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is a psychological phenomenon in which people do something primarily because other people are doing it, regardless of their own beliefs …

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brandwagon effect

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is a psychological phenomenon in which people do something primarily because other people are doing it, regardless of their own beliefs …