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Four goals of Internet marketing |
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Aquisition, conversion, retention, value growth |
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How do customers find products |
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Searching (Search engines) |
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Size of Internet by country |
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1. Asia 2. Europe 3. N america 4. L america 5. Africa 6. Middle East 7. Australia |
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size and distance do not matter speed and flexibility people are key assets growth in network causes exponential increase in value marketers can deal w customers 1 on 1 demand can be predicted w greater accuracy customers have power in info-rich channels choice, abundance (info) |
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Improve planning, distribution, and customer service |
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Supply Chain + Manufacturer + Channel of Distribution |
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1. Supply Chain Management 2. Product Development 3. Customer Relationship Management |
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Outcomes-Driven Supply Chain |
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Cost Responsiveness Security Sustainability Resilence Innovation |
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Minimize while ensuring customer service |
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protect against external forces |
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minimize environment threats |
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Identity, react quickly-risks |
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new products and distribution methods to meet customer needs |
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Managing the supply chain |
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1. selecting desired supplier 2. in-bound logistics 3. internal logistics 4. out-bound logistics 5. work flow in product solution assembly 6. running batch manufacturing 7. Aquiring, installing and maintaining process technology 8. Order processing, pricing, billing, rebate and terms 9. Managing Channels 10. Managing customer service such as installation and maintenance to enable product use |
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-Visibility -Mirroring -More Value For Customer |
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Service Centered Paradigm |
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Goods distributed mechanisms for service All economies are service economies Customers always a co-creater in value Enterprise can only make value proposition Service centered view is customer oriented |
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Bringing Buyers to Suppliers |
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Delivering messages with content |
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Advertising Model Examples |
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-Google, Facebook -LinkedIn |
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Oribitz, eBay, Priceline, Restaurant.com |
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Wall street journal InfoUSA |
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Providing goods and services |
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Amazon.com, Barnes and Noble |
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Reaching Buyers Directly -cutting out the middleman (disintermediation) |
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Offering incentives to partner sites |
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Connect Individuals and groups |
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Delivering service and content for a set price |
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Netflix, angieslist Salesforce, linkedin |
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Delivering a service/good for "Pay as you go" |
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Skype, Google Voice, Audible Slashdot.org |
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One of the biggest impacts on customer lifetime value is |
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4 i's of direct marketing |
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Interactive Immediate Info-driven Involving |
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3 actions we desire on the internet |
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1. Stay on the site longer 2. Customers asking for more information 3. Make a sale |
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Total Value of Facebook Customer |
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When testing a webpage, do you want everyone to see your test site? |
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6 steps to test direct response programs |
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1. reasons for test 2. design a test 3. establish metric 4. Execute the test 5. analyze results 6. make marketing decisions |
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Trying to get as much information about your customer as possible |
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All activities leading to a sale -Branding -Marketing -Advertising -Website or Retail Display and others |
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All Post-Sale Activities -Fulfillment -Customer Service -Customer SUpport/Help |
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Fans spent_______ more than non fans |
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fans ______ more likely to continue use |
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fans ______ more likely to recommend brand |
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