Lecture 8 E-Communication and Advertising Dr. Lucy Ting [email protected].

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Lecture 8 E-Communication and Advertising Dr. Lucy Ting [email protected]

Transcript of Lecture 8 E-Communication and Advertising Dr. Lucy Ting [email protected].

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Lecture 8

E-Communication and Advertising

Dr. Lucy [email protected]

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Agenda

• What are E-Marketing Tools?

– Characteristics – Objectives

• E-Marketing Tools– Internet

• Online Advertising • Search Engine Optimisation• Viral Marketing

– Interactive TV– Mobile

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Agenda• Advertising

– Definition– Functions

• Advertising Management– Advertising Management Process– Advertising Message Strategies

• Rational Appeals• Emotion Appeals• Endorsers

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E-Marketing Tools

a.k.a. Digital Mediae-Media Interactive Marketing Communications

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Characteristics

• From Push to Pull

– Rather than pushing the message from advisors to customers, prospects and customers is proactive in selection of the message through actively seeking out via e-media.

Chaffey et al. (2006), ‘Internet Marketing: Strategy, Implementation and Practice’, Chapter 8, Harlow Essex: Pearson Education

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Characteristics

• From monologue to dialogue

– e-Media enables a interactive dialogue between company and customer

Chaffey et al. (2006), ‘Internet Marketing: Strategy, Implementation and Practice’, Chapter 8, Harlow Essex: Pearson Education

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Characteristics• From one-to-many to

one-to-some and one-to-one

– e-Media can tailor and target through mass customisation and personalisation to a small segment of customers or one customer

Chaffey et al. (2006), ‘Internet Marketing: Strategy, Implementation and Practice’, Chapter 8, Harlow Essex: Pearson Education

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Characteristics• From one-to-many to

many-to-many

– Customer can interact with other customers via e-media.

Chaffey et al. (2006), ‘Internet Marketing: Strategy, Implementation and Practice’, Chapter 8, Harlow Essex: Pearson Education

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Characteristics• From lean-back to

lean-forward

– e-Media can have the undivided attention from the target audience

Chaffey et al. (2006), ‘Internet Marketing: Strategy, Implementation and Practice’, Chapter 8, Harlow Essex: Pearson Education

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Characteristics• Changes in nature of

marketing communications

– Brand essence and key concepts become less important and it is detailed information and independent opinions that the user is looking for.

Chaffey et al. (2006), ‘Internet Marketing: Strategy, Implementation and Practice’, Chapter 8, Harlow Essex: Pearson Education

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Characteristics

• Increase in communications intermediaries

– There is a vastly increased range of media owners or publisher, such as search engines and industry specific sites.

Chaffey et al. (2006), ‘Internet Marketing: Strategy, Implementation and Practice’, Chapter 8, Harlow Essex: Pearson Education

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Characteristics

• Integration

– Traditional media and e-media can be combined and integrated to achieve synergy in communication effectiveness.

Chaffey et al. (2006), ‘Internet Marketing: Strategy, Implementation and Practice’, Chapter 8, Harlow Essex: Pearson Education

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Objectives

• Generating brand awareness

• Shaping brand image and brand attitudes

• Generating trial• Creating loyalty

Pelsmacker et al. (2007) & Reicheld and Schefter (2000), “E-Loyalty, Your Secret Weapon on the Web,” Harvard Business Review, 78(4), pp. 105-113

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E-Marketing Tools

e.g.Internet

TVMobile

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Internet

• Search Engine Optimisation

– Internet is a pull medium and thus high visibility in some web agencies specialists in registering websites becomes crucial

Pelsmacker et al. (2007)

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Key Phrase Search

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Natural Listings

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Creating a search engine listing

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Internet

• Pay-Per-Click (PPC) Search Marketing

– Advertising on large search engines that is triggered by specific key phrase and search terms (contextual)

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Paid Listing

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KeywordsClicks/ Day

Ave. CPC

Cost / Day

Ave Position

CPA @ 10% conversion

Overall 5714 €5.9 €33,317 1.3 €58.4

Insurance 3800 €5.4 €20,396 1.3 €53.7

Car insurance

1700 €6.6 €11,119 1.2 €65.5

Cheap car insurance

210 €8.4 €1,757 1.1 €83.7

Women car insurance

4.1 €10.5 €43 1.0 €105.4

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Internet

• Interactive Advertising

– Online advertising takes place when an advertiser pays to place advertising content on another web site.

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On-line Advertising Formats

Based on: Elkin, T. (2003), ‘Size matters; so does prize’, Advertising Age, January, 13; Dynamic Logic (2001), ‘Branding 101: an overview of branding and brand measurement for online marketers’, www.dynamiclogic.com

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Internet

• Viral Marketing

– Also called “word-of-mouse” advertising; it is a set of techniques that is to advocate consumers among the target group to promote their favourite band to friends and relatives