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Electronic
Marketing:
Internet
Marketing,
Database
Marketing and
Direct
Marketing
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“Computers in the future may
weigh no more than 1.5 tons.”
- Popular Mechanics, 1949
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Chapter Objectives
• Describe the relationship between
Internet marketing, database marketing,
and direct marketing
• Evaluate a company’s Web site and
comment on its marketing potential
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Chapter Objectives
• Describe how to set up an effective
database
• Discuss the growth of e-mail marketing
• Understand how databases can be
used to develop direct marketing
campaigns
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Major Forces Shaping
the Internet Age
• Digitalization and Connectivity
• The Internet Explosion
• New Types of Intermediaries
• Customization
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Digitalization and
Connectivity
• Digitalization consists of converting text,
data, sound, and image into a stream of
bits that can be dispatched at incredible
speeds from one location to another
• Connectivity involves building networks and
expresses the fact that much of the world’s
business is carried over networks
connecting people and companies
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Types of Networks
• Intranets connect people within a
company
• Extranets connect a company with its
suppliers and customers
• The Internet connect users to an
amazingly large “information
superhighway.”
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The Internet Explosion
• Useful as a sales outlet and it provides
a medium for communication between a
company and its customers
• The number of Web surfers worldwide
has reached 1 billion and is expected to
approach 1.5 billion by 2007
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New Types of Intermediaries
• With the birth of dot-com sites such as
Expedia.com, Priceline.com, and
Travelocity.com the hospitality industry
has had to change how they do
business
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Customization
• Technology has been useful in
assisting companies in understanding
their customers and potential customers
on an individual level and developing
marketing to their specific wants.
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E-Business, E-Commerce
& E-Marketing
• E-business involves the use of electronic
platforms to conduct a company‘s
business
• E-commerce involves buying and selling
processes supported by electronic means,
primarily the Internet
• E-marketing is company efforts to
communicate about, promote, and sell
products and other services over the
Intranet
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Benefits to Buyers
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•
•
•
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Convenient
Easy and private
Greater product access and selection
Offers comparative information
Immediate and interactive
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Benefits to Sellers
•
•
•
•
Builds customer relationships
Reduces costs
Quick and efficient
Reduces communication costs
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E-Commerce Domains
•
•
•
•
B2C (business to consumer)
B2B (business to business)
C2B (consumer to business)
C2C (consumer to consumer)
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Types of Web Sites
• Corporate Web Sites are designed to
build customer goodwill and to
supplement other sales channels
• Marketing Web Sites engage
consumers in an interaction that will
move them closer to a direct purchase
or other marketing outcome
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Designing Attractive Web Sites
• The key is to create enough value and
excitement to get consumers to come to
the site, stick around, and come back
again
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Content
• Convey what the company is and what
the company has to offer
• Project brand image
• Easy to navigate
• Attractive
• Have a “contact us” page
• Ask permission to send information on
specials
• Able to purchase products online
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Legal and Ethical Issues
• Online Privacy and Security
– Online privacy is perhaps the
number-one e-commerce concern
– Identification theft and commercial
espionage are security fears of
consumers and companies alike
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Marketing Database System
• A marketing database is an organized
collection of data about individual
customers, prospects, or suspects that
is accessible and actionable for such
marketing purposes as lead generation,
lead qualification, sale of a product or
service, or maintenance of customer
relationships
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Using a Database to Create
a Competitive Advantage
• Provide the guest with a better
experience
– If on a prior visit a guest requests a certain
type of mineral water, the mineral water is
placed in the guest’s refrigerator on
returning visits
– If a guest had a problem, all departments in
the hotel are notified, and everyone works to
regain the guest’s confidence and loyalty
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Direct Marketing
• Direct marketing is an interactive
system of marketing that uses one or
more advertising media to affect a
measurable response and/or transaction
at any location
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Reasons for Growth of
Direct Marketing
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•
•
•
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Precision targeting
Personalization
Privacy
Immediate results
Measurability
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E-mail
• The greeting should be personalized and
other persons being sent the same
message should not be listed
• The name of the company should be
identified
• The subject needs to be relevant to the
reader
• E-mails need to be short
• Text message is the preferred format
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Direct Marketing Builds
Relationships
• Direct marketing allows companies to
develop a strong relationship with their
customers, which helps prevent them
from switching to competitors
• It costs four to seven times as much to
bring in a new customer as it does to
maintain an existing one
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Integrated Direct Marketing
• A more powerful approach: execute a
multiple-vehicle, multiple-stage
campaign
Paid Ad
with a
Response
Channel
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Direct
Mail
Mechanism
Outbound
Telemarketing
Face-to-Face
Sales Call
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Best Practices
• Huli Tribe, Papua New Guinea
• Saunders Hotel Group
• Vail Associates, Brennan’s of Houston
• Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines
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Key Terms
• E-commerce:
–B2B (business to business)
–B2C (business to consumer)
–C2B (consumer to business)
–C2C (consumer to consumer)
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Key Terms
• Corporate Web site
• Customer database
• Data warehouse
• Direct-mail marketing
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Key Terms
• Direct marketing
• Disintermediation
• E-business
• E-commerce
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Key Terms
• E-marketing
• Extranet
• Integrated direct marketing
• Internet
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Key Terms
• Intranet
• Marketing Web site
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