Week 1 & 2 Flashcards
What is inbound marketing?
When consumers actively seek out information for their needs, and interaction with brands are attracted through content, search and social media marketing.
What is content marketing?
The process of creating and distributing relevant/ valuable content to attract the target audience and drive profitable customer action.
Zero moment of truth (ZMOT)
Summary of today’s decision-making where consumers search, review ratings, styles, prices, and social media comments before proceeding to retail.
What is “Digital Business”
The use of digital technologies within an organisation to transform the key business processes within that organisation (broad in scope)
What is “E-Commerce”
All digital (and electronic) mediated transactions between an organisation and a third party. E.g. buying and selling on the internet
What’s the difference between buy-side and sell-side e-commerce?
Buy-side: transactions to procure resources need by an organisation from its suppliers
Sell-side: transactions involved with selling products to an organisation’s customers
Ubiquity is a feature of e-commerce technology, what is its business significance?
shopping can take place anywhere causing enhanced customer convenience and reduced shopping costs
Richness is a feature of e-commerce technology, what is its business significance?
Video, audio and text marketing messages are integrated into a single marketing message and consumer experience
Who are the main users of an:
Intranet
Internet
Extranet
Intranet - I.T department (company only)
Internet - Marketing (available worldwide)
Extranet - marketing/purchasing (used by suppliers, customer, collaborators)
What is the “Six Cs” model in relation to why business may adopt e-commerce?
Cost reduction
new Capability
improved Communication
Control
Customer service
Competitive advantage
What are the main risks of digital business?
- too many customers
- hacking
- privacy issues
- goods/services not being delivered when outside the digital businesses control
- communications reaching the wrong person within an organisation
Main barriers to adoption of digital business
Security fears
Privacy fears
Online costs + cost of access devices
Lack of perceived need