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Overview of Digital Marketing and its

importance

Course Instructor: Dr. Kulwinder Kaur


Session 1
Learning Objectives
● Outline the digital marketing landscape
● Discuss the salient distinction between digital marketing and
the traditional marketing
● 5s Model

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Can You Think of Firms That Have Changed the Way
Value is Produced and Consumed?
in the Entertainment Industry?
in the Communications Industry?
in the Food Industry?
in the Transportation Industry?
In the Travel Industry?
more?

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Characteristics of Digital Marketing

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Characteristics of Digital Marketing

ZERO MOMENT OF TRUTH


REAL TIME

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The banner ad that's widely described as the first ever was a little rectangle purchased by
AT&T on HotWired.com in 1994. About 44 percent of the people who saw it actually clicked
on it. The ad set off a chain reaction that altered the course of the advertising industry—and
any other industry that overlapped with it.

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Traditional vs Digital Marketing

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Platforms mapped to consumer buying funnel in Digital Marketing

AIDAA Platforms Platform Type Methods

A Display, YouTube, Facebook Awareness platforms Display

I Online PR, Rating, Intent platforms Search, Cognitive Analysis,


Testimonials, Celebrity, ROI, Comparison
Payback, Pilot Testing,
D Comparison, Case Studies, Credibility platforms Influencer, Marketer, Celebrity
Reviews, Economic Value Endorsements, Blogger, Online PR,
Trials, Freemium plans

A E- Commerce, Marketplace, Transaction platforms Promotion, Cashback


Aggregators, Portals

A Referrals, Advocacy platforms Customer UGC, Testing Ratings,


Recommendations, Review Reviews, Social Selling
Websites
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SOSTAC planning framework

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Situation-the connected world

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Sources for assessing online marketplace
● https://www.similarweb.com/
● https://www.nielsen.com/in/en/ (paid)
● https://www.comscore.com/ (paid)
● https://iabseaindia.com/
● https://www.ibef.org/ (Trust established by the Department of Commerce, Ministry of Commerce and
Industry, Government of India)
● https://www.imrg.org/

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Situation-B2C, B2B, C2B and C2C

www.pwc.com, www.accenture.com

www.lynxeffect.com, www.guinness.com

www.yahoo.com, www.tripadvisor.com

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Situation-digital marketing definitions

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Fig: Eight key digital marketing activities to manage in all organizations

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Situation-sloppy digital marketing

Digital marketing sloppiness causes high attrition rates

https://www.smartinsights.com/ecommerce/ecommerce-analytics/ecommerce-conversion-rates/ 19
The 5S- digital marketing objectives

https://www.ultralase.com/, https://www.asos.com/ 20
Objective – sell – using the internet as a sales tool

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Objective – sell – using the internet as a sales tool

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Objective – sell – using the internet as a sales tool (Ansoff Matrix)

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Objective – sell – using the internet as a customer-service tool

https://www.marksandspencer.com/l/wine-shop/wine-beer-and-spirits,

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Objective – sell – using the internet as a communications tool

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Key digital media channels

1.Search engine marketing (SEM)


2.Online PR
3.Online partnerships
4.Interactive advertising
5.Opt-in email
6.Social media marketing

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Objective – sell – using the internet for cost reduction

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Objective – sell – using the internet as a brand building tool

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Digital marketing strategy

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Tactics, Action and Control
Tactics are the details of strategy.

Tactical e-tools include the web site, opt-in email,


banner ads, virtual exhibitions and sponsorship.

Actions include project planning and


implementation, while control involves assessing
the results against objectives.

Control also includes competitive intelligence.

Figure Using the Smart Insights RACE Planning framework to link business
objectives to digital marketing tactics
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