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Page 1: Digital media marketing overview

MARKETING

a walkthrough of new

media in the world of

communication

MEDIA

DIGITAL

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For today, we have!

• Internet theory

• Digital consumer

• Advertising in the age of digital media

• Digital ecosystem

• Digital trends

• Digital campaigns you may love

• Q&A session

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INTERNET THEORY

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Do you know first web browser?

The first web browser was invented in 1990 by Sir

Tim Berners-Lee. It was called WorldWideWeb (no

spaces) and was later renamed Nexus.

And today we have choices;

Internet explorer – 1995

Opera - 1996

Mozila Firefox - 1998

Safari - 2003

Chrome - 2008

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Do you know first website?

The first website built was at CERN

within the border of France, and was first

put online on 6 August 1991.

The number of registered websites has gone up to

more that 232 million, as on December 2011.

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Do you know first banner ad?

AT&T was the first to dish over some money to HotWired to display the beast

they created, a 468 x 60 banner that came to life on October 25 1994.

And today we have various rich and

engaging formats of web banner.

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Do you know first social network?

Sixdegrees.com was the first social

networking site launched in 1997

MySpace.com, LinkedIn & Hi5 – 2003

Orkut, Facebook & Flickr -2004

Youtube – 2005

Twitter - 2006

Foursquare – 2009

Google+ - 2011

Pinterest - 2012

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What else?

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India – an online perspective

Source: Wearesocial reports

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DIGITAL CONSUMER

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Understanding digital consumer

First activities

Get to know ISP

Information search

Lots of browsing

Email

Messaging services

Chat room

Photo sharing

Social networks

Online banking

Lodge taxes

Book tickets/

concerts

Simple travel

Online shopping

Groceries

Complex travelling

CDs/Books

eBay/Flipcart

Blogs

Comments/posting

Customer reviews

Ratings

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Tomorrow consumers are

today’s digital natives

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ADVERTISING IN THE AGE OF

DIGITAL MEDIA

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What is digital marketing?

Officially, “Internet marketing, also

referred to as i-marketing, web-

marketing, online-marketing or

e-Marketing, is the marketing of

products or services over

the Internet.”

Wikipedia.org

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Digital marketing – a shift

And this is because of

technology revolution

around us

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Digital strategic framework

Online, social, search & mobile

strategy

Paid media

Social engagement

strategy

Earned media

Website strategy

Owned media

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DIGITAL ECOSYSTEM

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Digital media mix

Website

Social media

marketing

Search engine

advertising

Affiliate marketing

Search engine

optimization

Online PR

Blogs & forum

Email

marketing

Mobile marketing

QR code

Augmented reality

Mobile apps & site

Online display

advertising

Viral video

Widgets

eCommerce

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DIGITAL TRENDS

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Daily deals

Indian ecommerce market is

huge – more than 100 million

internet users and growing fast –

and largely untapped.

Daily deals are growing

exponentially around the world

and India is no exception.

Daily deals are becoming a

preferred platform for

marketing professionals and they

are incorporating it into their

marketing strategy. And it’s a

win-win situation for both brand

and customers.

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Internet enabled TV

In the race of internet enabled

television, where Samsung has

already foot-printed its position in

the market with its Smart TV,

followed by LG & Sony’s internet

TV.

Perhaps the most buzzed-about

tech launch is a TV from Apple –

it’s all about rumours. Apple has

been working on its own brand TV

for years and wanted to launch

before Steve Jobs death. Most

probably, this product can disrupt

the category whenever it’s

launched.

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Tablet war

Will tablet fade out smartphone?

eMarketer predicts that by 2015 over

half of all internet users will be tapping

away on their tablets.

It’s clear that the explosive adoption of

tablets will have an increasing impact

on brands. So business can do a lot to

prepare to engage the audience.

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Responsive web templates Websites are not like print. Why do we design them that way? There are lots of devices with different

specs available and being used by users. There are other reasons as well. There is a need to convey

responsive message to the users whichever device they use.

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HTML5

HTML5 technology for app & web development

Will Adobe Flash be outdated? Well, difficult to

say!

With HTML5, your brand can offer richer user

experiences. HTML5-based apps and websites

are ideally suited for the visual and interactive

nature of tablets

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Pinterest

In case you haven’t noticed.

Pinterest is hot. Virtual

pinboarding site has seen a

tremendous hits. 1 out 4

consumers find it interesting

and the site is more women

dominated.

It’s good fit for retail, fashion,

lifestyle, etc. The brand that

can represent their offerings a

visual impression, can enjoy

really good awareness among

11.7 million users on Pinterest.

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Social customer service

The social landscape is evolving.

Through social media, customer service has

gone real-time and the expectation is now

24/7. The consumers are utilizing social

channels to get their voice heard out in

public.

Social media is not only a marketing

campaign platform but also a customer

service channel.

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DIGITAL CAMPAIGNS

YOU MAY LOVE

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THANK YOU!

Vinod Nagar,

Regional Social Media Manager Nokia - Asia Pacific, Middle East & Africa Operations

Currently, he’s working with Nokia as a regional social media manager for APAC & MEA Regions

based out of Dubai. Previously worked in Ogilvy, Euro RSCG, etc. where he enjoyed working on IBM,

Dell, HP, BSNL and list goes on.

His entrepreneur skills drove him to build the foundation of a digital and social media company in

Dubai as well. He provides digital marketing consultancy to some of media & ad agencies in Dubai.

Some of the brands include Clarins, Levis, Lulu Hypermarket, Thierry Mugler, Azzaro, BITS Pilani,

MBC2, Samsung, Ford, Du, Parachute, Almarai, etc.

You can reach out to me at www.vinodnaagar.com ae.linkedin.com/in/vinodnaagar

www.twitter.com/vinodnaagar (@vinodnaagar)

Email: [email protected]