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Explore how the Internet impacts marketing strategies, including the power of technology, legal issues, and measuring campaign effectiveness. Learn about branding, mass customization, and creating trust online.
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19 Internet Marketing Prepared by Deborah Baker Texas Christian University
Learning Objectives • Explain how the Internet affects the traditional marketing mix • 2. Describe how marketers are leveraging the power of online technology • 3. Discuss the legal and privacy issues affecting Internet-based companies
Learning Objectives • Measure the effectiveness of an online marketing campaign • Discuss the effects of the Internet on marketing objectives and strategy
Commodities Branding Mass customization Product Strategies on the Web 1
Principle of equivalent quality is applied to branded products, creating downward price pressure Camera A at Retailer A Camera A at Retailer B Branded Commodities On Line http://www.despair.com 1
Corporate Web sites Resellers’ Web sites Affiliate programs Clicks and mortar Place On Line http://www.ideavirus.com 1
Spam Viral marketing (Buzz) Instant messaging Interactive ads Search engine listings Sales promotion Promotion Methods 1
Search Engine Listings Low price High price Gets you to the top of the list No or low fee gets you at the bottom of the list 1
Causes of Pricing Pressure • Shopping bots and comparison sites • Auction pricing • Demand pricing On Line http://www.fedex.com http://www.ups.com http://www.usps.com 1
Business-to-Business B2B Business-to-Consumer B2C Consumer-to-Consumer C2C Basic Forms of Virtual Business 2
Data tracking Needed for personalized content Keep ad content fresh Controversial because of privacy concerns Maximizing Customer Relationship Marketing on the Internet 2
Cookies Not-so-private email Spam Identity theft Conflicting laws Cyberstalking Branded trust Major Issues in Online Privacy On Line http://www.fbi.gov/hq/lab/carnivore/carnivore.htm 3
Conflicting Legislation Not all countries have the same laws regulating Internet commerce Marketers (M) responsible for every law in every country 3
Better Business Bureau “Reliability Seal” Third-Party Seals ScanAlert “Hacker Safe” Verisign “Secure Seal” Creating Trust Online 3
Duration Stickiness = Frequency Site Reach Stickiness as the New Metric 4
Rivalry among existing competitors Applying Five Forces in Internet Environment Barriers of entry Threat of substitutes Bargaining power of suppliers Bargaining power of buyers Porter’s Five Industry Forces 5