...surprise that digital marketing is constantly growing field with incredible scope. In fact, here’s a graph on what the predicted prospects of various marketing careers look like: (Pretty impressive right?) However, it is also true that the digital marketing domain is still relatively new. As such, formal qualifications to get into this field are neither fixed nor predictable. But this is often a blessing in disguise as the onus is on skills rather than a list of qualifications. Despite the lack of fixed qualifications to define this internet marketing domain, though, certain educational...
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...Academic Session : 2015-2017 Term : IV Course Name : Digital Marketing Name of Instructor : Prof. Ami Shah Guest Faculty, if any (Yes /No): No If Yes, Name of the Guest Faculty: _____________________________________ Affiliation of the Guest Faculty: ________________________________________ Number of Sessions to be taught by the Guest Faculty: ___________ ------------------------------------------------- Course Objectives The Internet has become an integral part of our daily lives. It has helped in making information easily available as and when requested. In the era of .com and eBusinesses, brands have created their websites and online stores to keep consumers and prospects informed, tailor make customized offering and interact with them in a personalized manner. Consumers are increasingly turning to the Internet as this is one of the most ‘non-intrusive’ platforms that provide information ‘on-demand’ at anytime that’s most convenient to them. Emergence of social platforms has further changed the digital landscape. Social platforms provide new ways to connect and interact with friends, find and befriend people who share a common interest, build professional circles and voice free opinion on any and everything. In a nutshell, social platforms have helped in community building, exchange of information and honest expression of thoughts and ideas. To a marketer, social platforms open a plethora of opportunities. A marketer...
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...the last few years, Social Media has grown from being a mere digital channel for “socializing” with other media, into one of the most powerful digital marketing tools for brands and businesses. It has proven a very cost-effective way for promotion and advertising in a new, subtle and very personal way that businesses are doubling their Social Media Marketing budgets during the next five years. Many businesses are jumping into the Social Media Marketing (SMM) bandwagon, many of which are not even properly planning or assessing the effectiveness and the impact of SMM for their companies and brands. In truth, there are two sides to the SMM coin. One promises profitable success, particularly if SMM is done properly and effectively. On the other side, SMM may prove detrimental to your brand, bringing in results that maybe opposite from what you expected. So, Digital Marketing Philippines attempts to provide you with this definitive guide that will highlight the Pros and Cons of Social Media Marketing, so you can make intelligent decisions that will be instrumental in setting the fate of your overall digital marketing efforts. The Pros of Social Media Marketing for Business Businesses going gaga over social media? You can’t blame them for Social Media Marketing does have its perks, and the following will tell you why. 1. Social Media Marketing is Low Cost One of the main advantages of SMM over traditional media advertising and other digital marketing channels is the considerably...
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...of Liberal Arts Bangladesh Assignment on Social Media Marketing Course Code: MBA - 502 Course Title: Marketing Management Prepared by: Group - 05 Name of the Group Members’: Ferdowsi Ara ID: 122-051-062 Ayesha Akter ID: 121-051-025 Shagufta Momriz ID: 123-051-024 Kaosar Mahmud ID: 123-051-013 Jannaten Nigar Nayela ID: 122-051-057 18 November 2013 Table of Content Content | Page # | Introduction | 01 | Digital Marketing | 01 | Advantages and Disadvantages of Digital Marketing | 01 | Mobile Marketing – a type of digital marketing | 02 | Advantages and Disadvantages of Mobile Marketing | 02 | Digital Marketing vs. Mobile Marketing | 03 | Choosing Best Option – Digital or Mobile Marketing | 03 | Digital and Mobile Marketing in Bangladesh | 03 | Future Prospects of Digital and Mobile Marketing | 04 | Conclusion | 05 | References | 06 | Introduction Now-a-days marketing practices have been shifted from traditional media to digital media due to the remarkable rise in the field of social media. Present and prospective customers are now smarter than past, they are now become more aware, communicate and respond faster and their choices are now become more personalized. One of the major shortcomings of the traditional form of marketing is that, the marketers wouldn’t be able to know how many people saw or heard about their products or services. But with the blessings of digital media marketing they are now able to know the exact statistics...
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...strength of marketing. Prada dedicated on producing life style of elegance and sophisticated products and demonstrated its brand identity as “Contemporary classic, culturally elegant”. Today, Prada became a fashion empire with huge asset and related to numbers of people, which is including the sales, workers, managers and so on. In recent years, economic crisis crush the whole world’s economy, Prada is suffering as well. So, developing a strong marketing strategy for Prada is imperative. Though Prada has developed approximately 100 years and gained rich experience of traditional marketing and new marketing, there are still some drawbacks on new types of marketing. To choose an appropriate marketing trend, which need to adapt to nowadays society. Therefore, to exploring more opportunities in the twenty-first century, new type of marking methods should be introduced to cater to this network era. Evaluate the marketing trend Marketing trend: From traditional marketing to digital marketing With the popularization of network and smartphone, E-commerce and E-business has become more popular and more people discovered the advantages of online shopping. Compared digital marketing with traditional marketing, three differences have been stand out. Firstly, the digital marketing costs less than the traditional one, all the marketing strategy can develop online, which is convenient for both marketers and customers. Another factor should not be ignored, digital marketing provides...
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...accomplished with a specific audience in a specific period of time which is called an advertising objective or goal (Kotler et al., 2008). This paper is written to compare and contrast a product offered by Marriott International Incorporated through the advertising platforms of traditional, tradigital, or digital. It will also recommend the advertising type that is most effective and offer an investigation into the return on investment (ROI). Advertising media platforms can be categorized into three different types: traditional, tradigital, and digital. Traditional advertising is what most people think of when talking about advertising or marketing and includes the “usual” venues for media placement, such as newspaper, radio, broadcast television, cable television, or outdoor billboards (“Types of Advertising,” n.d.). Traditional advertising medias are deep-rooted, easy to find and place, and very quantifiable in terms viewership through subscriptions and audience market shares. However, it is expensive, especially in larger markets, and often more regulated while meeting the norms and standards of the media in which it is placed (“Types of Advertising,” n.d.). Traditional media has a proven track record and high success and penetration...
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...A SOSTAC® and PRACE planning checklist for online marketing Table of contents Start here – how can this template be used? 1 SOSTAC® Digital Marketing Plan outline incorporating RACE 2 SITUATION 2 OBJECTIVES 2 STRATEGY 3 TACTICS 3 ACTIONS 4 CONTROL 4 Start here – how can this template be used? SOSTAC® and RACE are two of the main tools we’ve created to help marketers plan and manage their marketing. It’s no surprise that we've had several questions asking for more information about how they relate. To show how they’re related we’ve created this template that shows how each stage of the SOSTAC® planning process can be broken down into the key issues to consider when creating a plan to improve online marketing. It’s basically a dense checklist for annual review or when you start a new job or project aimed at helping you get up-to-speed quickly by showing the key issues to consider within each part of strategy definition. As with other parts of our digital strategy toolkit, we’ve created it as a simple, unbranded, unformatted Word document so that it can be more easily used in your company. Notes SOSTAC® was created by PR Smith as a framework for structuring marketing plans. You can read more about it and get Paul’s PDF on how to apply from Amazon at http://bit.ly/smartsostac. For simplicity in creating a strategy can limit to SOST since A is implementation details and KPIs and review process C can be covered under objectives Defining an activity as a “Strategy”...
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...began as a small production shop that ad agencies hired to create digital media content for their clients. Over time, Mekanism evolved into a creative production company with expertise in making content go viral. Between the years of 2008 and 2010, using its storytelling creative approach coupled with a multifaceted social-media distribution system, Mekanism proved to be successful in many viral campaigns. With consumers’ ability to skip ads and the changing media landscape, more-and-more clients seemed willing to take a chance with viral advertising. Viral marketing was initially sought out by small advertisers, because of its promise to reach millions of consumers quickly and cheaply. After seeing the success of viral marketing, major advertisers began to use this promotional tool. As Mekanism began taking in business from big-name brands like Pepsi, Nike, and Microsoft, the company started to flourish, experiencing 32% year-over-year average growth from 2007 to 2010. Yet in 2010, the firm only grew 10% in billings with fewer new clients signing on with the company. This lack of potential growth made it apparent that Mekanism needed change. In order to sustain the growth of their company and fend off competition, upper management needs to define their next step. Should they stay with what is working, and mainly focus on viral marketing, or should they embrace other traditional content and media, effectively becoming a full service-advertising agency? Viral advertising...
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...DIGITAL & SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING FINANCIAL TIMES SPECIAL REPORT | Wednesday March 7 2012 www.ft.com/digitalsocialmediamarketing2012 | twitter.com/ftreports Advertisers rush to master fresh set of skills There are great opportunities, says David Gelles, but companies are still largely feeling their way Inside this issue Cautionary tales David Gelles finds reasons to be careful when companies take advertising online Page 2 B2B Paul Taylor sees a chance for business to gain traction with customers Page 2 Ownership Ajay Makan looks at the wide variety of corporate responses Page 2 Viral campaigns April Dembosky looks behind the success of internet sensations Page 3 Marketing budgets Tim Bradshaw says campaigns via social media are still often unpredictable Page 3 A life in the day David Gelles follows the chief marketing officer of Gannett Page 3 Advertising Predictions of the display ad’s demise are premature, writes Jane Bird Page 3 Mobile Tim Bradshaw explains why the promised land is not quite with us Page 4 On FT.com April Dembovsky explains everything you need to know about Pinterest O nly a few years ago digital marketers might have thought all was plain-sailing. After a decade of disruption wreaked by the emergence of the popular web, companies and advertising agencies had finally understood the intricacies of placing online display and search ads. Yet in the past few years, a new generation of technologies has come along to disrupt once again the way advertisers...
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...Traditional Marketing : Traditional marketing includes marketing through news paper advertisements or magazines, commercials on TV and radios,brochers ,business cards and bill boards .Traditional marketing advertising depends on the company’s available budget.Mid sized and big companies uses TV commercials in marketing . Companies who has limited marketing budget uses news paper ads for marketing . Digital Marketing : Digital marketing uses technologies internets channels like email,apps and social media likes Facebook , twitter etc .Digital marketing differs traditional marketing in the channel they market and the methods organization follow for marketing. Digital marketing is growing day by day since digital media is a source of news, shopping , entertainment ,social interaction , companies can know about the customer how much time he spends on searching the product on their website and how much interest he is showing on the product based on his search criteria .In the digital marketing companies can know the customer well compared to the traditional marketing .Relationship between the customer and the organization can be interactive in the digital marketing . Digital marketing channels includes : social media , blogging, email marketing , website , forums, search engine optimization etc. Traditional Marketing vs Digital Marketing : Digital Marketing is cost effective : Digital marketing is more cost effective than traditional advertising like television ads...
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...retailing B7MK035 | Social Networking as a Promotional Tool in Retailing | Fiona Fahey, 1776468 | Word Count: 1,377 | 10/9/2014 | Contents Introduction:2 Social Media use in Ireland2 Key Characteristics of Social Media Marketing (SMM)2 Benefits for Retailers adapting an SMM Strategy3 Limitations for Retailers of adapting an SMM Strategy3 B2B & B2C Social Media Marketing4 Conclusion6 Bibliography:7 Introduction:Trade publications have reported that consumers now use social media more frequently than corporate websites when searching for information on the company, brand or product (Dei Worldwide 2008). Trattner and Kappe (2013) Defined social media marketing as "the process of gaining website traffic or attention through social media sites”. However in comparison Chi (2011) defines social media marketing as a "connection between brands and consumers, while offering a personal channel and currency for user centred networking and social interaction". Although both definitions provide a basic understanding of the concept, there is more to social media than merely acquiring traffic. Chi's definition underlines the vital understanding of customers that the marketers must gain ‘personal channel and user centred networking’; retailers who have a deeper understanding of their consumers can ensure their marketing strategies are effective. This review examines current literature that focuses on Social Media Marketing as a promotional tool in...
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...Ideasaurus 15 Facebook Custom Audience Integrated Marketing Communications 15 Facebook Custom Audience Integrated Marketing Communications Executive Summary Project Purpose Facebook’s Custom Audience is one of today’s fastest growing marketing solutions. Ideasaurus’ goal is to increase the awareness and consideration of Facebook’s Custom Audiences with B2C (Business to Consumer) marketing decision makers as well as increase the awareness of the Custom Audience product and encourage B2C marketers to consider utilizing Custom Audiences at their company.The underlying value of Facebook’s Custom Audiences is that it allows marketers the ability to conduct ethical advertising using their own databases while maximizing ROI on their social media advertising budget. With many small to mid size companies, social media advertising was never a real option with very little reliable data to understand if the investments in Facebook’s advertising features capture the consumers and move them from the consideration phase to the buying phase. Businesses can reach their current consumers on a larger scale and understand them at a deeper level by being able to build consumer profiles to better market to them, and turn generating more exponential growth for the company. Researching the most beneficial Integrated Marketing Communication channels was critical for Ideasaurus’ plan to execute the a marketing plan for either a small to midmarket business. Ideasaurus’ IMC channels...
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...Monica, California. The company sells shaving razors to man based on a monthly subscription. Michael Dubin was the founder and he used digital media to achieve a goal of getting more customers but also to get investments from big companies. The prices range from a $1 to $9 a month based on what type of razor blade customer chooses. The idea of selling razor via subscription came to the owner Michael Dubin because he have heard of many man complain of the prices of razors in stores. At the begging of launching his business, he spent months driving down San Diego to connect with bloggers to spread the word. However, it was difficult and he decided to make a video to tell the story of buying a razor via subscription. After launching his video on YouTube it has been seen almost 10 million times. In the first 48 hours of launching the video, he had 12,000 orders placed. After the launch of the video the business kept growing, Dubin struck a deal with many investors, which helped him, grow the company. Today the business is valued at $615 million, what started, as a video ad now is multi million-dollar company. With the use of digital media, Dubin was able to attract customer to purchase the subscription. He used several strategies that helped his video ad be successful such as making a funny video, launching it a the right time, using funneling marketing strategy, and creating a call to action within the video. His success was measured based on customers sharing the video and money earned...
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...Internet Technology, Marketing, and Security Michael Hawkins Dr. Daniel Sersland BUS 508 – Contemporary Business July 26, 2012 Marketing has changed and businesses need to employ a variety of Digital Media tools in a marketing plan to be successful. Social Media is one of these tools. Social Media Examiner and CompTIA researched the benefits of Social Media Marketing and found many reasons why businesses should be marketing with Social Media. In addition to improving communication and fostering relationships with potential clients and business partners, five reasons to use Social Media include to: 1. Increase Exposure 85% of marketers said that they saw increased exposure for their businesses with Social Media. (Stelzner, 2012) Nearly all marketers surveyed said that using Social Media for a year or longer saw an increase in the exposure of their business. 2. Generate Leads just by spending as few as 6 hours a week using Social Media 61% of marketers saw the benefits of generating leads. This number increases 10% with at least 3 years of marketing with Social Media. Small Business saw an even greater increase in lead generation. 3. Save Money 51% of businesses saw cost savings with using Social Media to market. (CompTIA) According to HubSpot, inbound marketing costs 62% less than traditional outbound marketing. There is no other marketing avenue where you can get the daily exposure for your business than on Social Media. 4. Improve Search Rankings...
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...#DBForum digital BRAND marketing 13 2013+ sustained strategic shifts_ 1.17.13 @StevenCook CMO Brand building DNA - global Fortune 50 B2C brand builder that shifted to Silicon Valley funded start-up - not a ‘digital native’ … am a ‘hybrid’ brand marketer … stay current, curious, courageous - strong belief in understanding people & their user experience WW Director Brand Marketing WW VP Strategic Brand Marketing, Biz Dev & Innovation SVP, CMO U.S., Canada, Mexico Global CMO & Biz Dev Contributing writer Contributing writer Brief - digital BRAND marketing state of union - 2013 forecast Goals: I hope our discussion does one or all: - validates your current beliefs and strategic activity - gives you additional business case proof points to advance your digital brand marketing initiatives inside your company or with your clients - gives you something new to think about - gets your juices flowing and your mind racing - gives you additional reasons to connect with Neustar AdAdvisor & Legolas Media About 107,000,000 results About 107,000,000 results insightful & inspirational sources digital BRAND marketing ‘state of union’ How would you characterize the era that we’re in now with regard to the relationship between digital and brands? “Brands for the last 15 years have been looking at online as another media channel to buy ads on. So they buy or rent eyeballs or audiences or uniques from the media properties that provide them. Now you’ve got with all...
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