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  • Potential challenges for Digital marketing (Leeflang et al, 2014)

    -Ability to generate and leverage deep customer insight                                  
    -Managing brand health and reputation in a social media environment 
    -       Assessing the effectiveness of digital marketing                                            
    - (The increasing talent gap in analytical capabilities within a firm)
  • Biggest improvement opportunities of dealing with these challenges (Leeflang et al, 2014)

    -Filling talent gaps (supply and demand of analytically trained people in                        marketing)     
    -Adjusting the organizational design
    -Implementing actionable metrics
  • Impact of media revolution (Edelman & Salsberg 2010)

    ·Integration of different media
    ·New publishing models are evolving
    ·More personally relevant
    ·Real time conversation (social networks)
  • Four priorities for marketing in organizations (Edelman & Salsberg, 2010)

    ·Think about strategically the role of each media type
    ·Rebalance time and resources
    ·Develop a clear community or social networking
    ·Improve both art and science of marketing (consumer experience)
  • Path to purchase, 3 basic steps (Srinivasan, 2015)

    • Learning > cognitive (click on ad)
    • Feeling > affective (liking)
    • Behavior > conative (purchase)
  • Results Taxonomy based approach (Anderl & Kunz, 2016)

    • FIC > CIC: narrowing down choice and actively searching for new info; indicates increase in purchase propensity
    • Generic > Branded CIC: inclusion of brand in consideration set; looking for more detailed info
    • Branded > Generic CIC: identifying alternative brands; indicates a decrease in purchase probability
  • Helps retailers to determine (Anderl & Kunz, 2016)

    -the content of ads (in retargeting strategies)
    -the value of real-time bids (higher when a customer has prior clicks in FIC’s)
    -individualized marketing or targeting strategies (info about shipping options for consumers who use CIC’s and already visited through FIC’s in the past; or offer special promotions to consumers who switched from branded to generic CIC’s)
  • Customer journey map (Dell)

    1.Define the exact area (e.g. product, service or task)
    2.Create a persona based on the customer’s demographic and psychographic profile
    3.Map this persona’s journey across a specific task and identify touchpoints with the organization
  • 4 types of measurement and attribution

    • intra-channel
    • online to offline
    • cross channel
    • cross device
  • Framework and guidelines for managing SM (peters et al., 2013)

    • Motives
    • Content
    • Network structure
    • Social roles & interactions
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