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What We Know. Marketing is going interactiveTraditional direct marketing firms (slicks)Internet marketing firms (clicks)Retail Stores (bricks)Multi-channel marketing firms (slicks, clicks,
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1. CIMeC / IAM Partners Building an e-Commerce Workforce: a Skills and Partnership Program
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Charles Jaeger, Southern Oregon University
2. What We Know Marketing is going interactive
Traditional direct marketing firms (slicks)
Internet marketing firms (clicks)
Retail Stores (bricks)
Multi-channel marketing firms (slicks, clicks, & bricks)
Network television is going interactive! (call in, etc.)
Marketing is building 1:1 relationships everywhere
Telecommunication needs: increasing
3. Technology Drives the World You can’t predict the future…
4. Chuck’s Predictions A large component of all future commerce will take place in cyberspace
1:1 Marketing is the wave of the future
Employers increasingly will need employees with specific 1:1 interactive marketing skills
5. Traditional Marketing What is a customer?
“Bundle of needs and wants”
“Target market” customer segments
Market to the average customer
“Needs and wants” by zip code, etc.
We can know averages, not individuals
Products/services match approximately
Telecommunication needs: minimal
6. Interactive Marketing Market to the individual customer
What is a customer?
“Bundle of needs and wants”
We can know them as individuals
Build a 1:1 relationship with each customer
Two-way interaction
Understand individual’s “bundle of needs and wants”
Who: name, address, telephone, email, history
Products/services match more exactly
Telecommunication needs: it depends…
7. Interactive Marketing Eras Traditional Direct Marketing (1940-1970)
Catalogs, direct mail, database
Labor and resource demanding
Telephone 1 – 800 numbers (1970-now)
Two-way real-time interaction
Better understand customer needs and wants
Expensive call centers
Internet and e-Commerce (1994-now)
Machine/human real-time interaction
Easy tracking; excellent metrics
Driven by inexpensive computing and networks
Telecommunication needs: increasing
8. Some of Oregon’s Biggest Companies World class interactive marketing firms
Harry & David
Fire Mountain Gems
Lithia Motors
Musician’s Friend
Do NOT need: large metro area
Need: employees with specific 1:1 interactive marketing skills (can’t get enough!)
Need: employees who can work as a team
9. Two SOU Solutions Skills:
Certificate in Interactive Marketing and e-Commerce (CIMeC)
Partnership:
InterActive Marketing Partners program (IAM Partners)
10. Skills Program Certificate in Interactive Marketing and e-Commerce (CIMeC)
Interdisciplinary
Unique
Skills based
Approved by OUS, DMA, DMEF
Appears on student’s transcript
Gives students specific skills employers need
Interdisciplinary: students appreciate each other’s skills; learn to work together
11. Partnership Program InterActive Marketing Partners (IAM Partners)
World class marketing firms close to home
Internships
Employment after graduation
Speakers in seminars and classrooms
Current employees tuition assistance
IAM Partners is a win/win
12. Interdisciplinary Synergy Marketing skills
Direct Marketing, Internet Marketing, and Database
Applied Multimedia; Art skills
Design and Web development
Computer Science and IT skills
Applications programming
IT telecommunications management
13. Objectives/More Information Outcome:
Workplace skills
IT, Applied Multimedia, and Marketing professionals all understand and respect each other
http://www.sou.edu/business/certificates/cimec