Title: Chapter 23 Marketing on the Internet
1Chapter 23Marketing on the Internet
MARKETING
Text by William M. Pride O. C. Ferrell Multimedia
Slides by Milton M. Pressley Univ. of New Orleans
2000e
2Objectives
- To Be Able to Define Electronic Marketing and
Electronic Commerce and Recognize Their
Increasing Importance in Strategic Planning - To Understand the Characteristics of Electronic
Marketing - Addressability, Interactivity,
Memory, Control, Accessibility, and
Digitalization - and How They Differentiate
Electronic Marketing from the Traditional
Marketing Environment - To Examine How the Characteristics of Electronic
Marketing Affect Marketing Strategy - To Become Aware of the Legal and Ethical
Considerations Associated with Electronic
Marketing
3What Is Electronic Marketing?
- Electronic Commerce (E-commerce)
- Electronic Marketing (E-marketing)
4What Is Electronic Marketing?
- Electronic Commerce (E-commerce)
- Electronic Marketing (E-marketing)
5Online Sales, by Product Category
1997 (inmillions)
2002, Projected(in millions)
Product Category
- Travel 911 11,699
- PC Hardware 986 6,434
- Books 152 3,661
- Grocery 63 3,529
- Apparel and Accessories 103 2,884
- Software 85 2,379
- Ticketing 52 1,810
- Specialty Gifts 100 1,357
- Music 37 1,591
- Health and Beauty 2 1,183
- Consumer Electronics 15 792
- Videos 15 575
- Toys 2 555
- Other 485 2,689
Source George Anders, Click and Buy Why -- and
Where -- Internet Commerce Is Succeeding, Wall
Street Journal, Interactive Edition,
http//interactive.wsj.com/archive, Dec. 7, 1998.
6Basic Characteristics of Electronic Marketing
7Basic Characteristics of Electronic Marketing
8Developing E-marketing Relationships
- Create a Learning Relationship with Customer
- Develop a Relationship Database to Track
Customers Who Grant the Company Permission to Do
So - Develop a Marketing Strategy That Customers Can
Understand So That They Can Provide the Company
with Continuous Information About Their Needs and
Preferences - Work to Deepen the Commitment of a Customer Who
Has Developed Loyalty to the Company
Source William C. Taylor, Permission
Marketing, Fast Company, April/May 1998, p. 206.
9Basic Characteristics of Electronic Marketing
10Basic Characteristics of Electronic Marketing
11Basic Characteristics of Electronic Marketing
- Memory
- Control
- Hypertext
- Accessibility
- Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
- Digitalization
12Basic Characteristics of Electronic Marketing
- Memory
- Control
- Hypertext
- Accessibility
- Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
- Digitalization
13Basic Characteristics of Electronic Marketing
- Memory
- Control
- Hypertext
- Accessibility
- Uniform Resource Locator (URL)
- Digitalization
14E-Marketing Strategy
Target Markets
15E-Marketing Strategy
Target Markets
16E-Marketing Strategy
Product
Target Markets
17E-Marketing Strategy
Product
Target Markets
Distribution
18E-Marketing Strategy
Product
Target Markets
Promotion
Distribution
19E-Marketing Strategy
Product
Target Markets
Promotion
Distribution
20E-Marketing Strategy
Product
Price
Target Markets
Promotion
Distribution
21E-Marketing Strategy
22Legal and Ethical Issues Associated with
E-Marketing
- Privacy Issues
- Spam
- Registered Trademark Issues
- More Issues to Come
23Legal and Ethical Issues Associated with
E-Marketing
- Privacy Issues
- Spam
- Registered Trademark Issues
- More Issues to Come
24BY NOW, YOU SHOULD . . .
- Be Able to Define Electronic Marketing and
Electronic Commerce and Recognize Their
Increasing Importance in Strategic Planning - Understand the Characteristics of Electronic
Marketing -Addressability, Interactivity, Memory,
Control, Accessibility, and Digitalization - and
How They Differentiate Electronic Marketing from
the Traditional Marketing Environment - Have Examined How the Characteristics of
Electronic Marketing Affect Marketing Strategy - Be Aware of Illegal and Ethical Considerations
Associated with Electronic Marketing