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Internet Marketing - Poitiers 2003 1< © Copyright 2003 The Results Network >
Internet Marketingand Web Design
Marketing StreamESCEM, Poitiers – September 22-26, 2003
Guest Professors:Marty Huisman <Markety> Tom Leuchtner
<InMentors>
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Session 9:
Business Plan Presentations, Workshop
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End Session 9:
Business Plan Presentations, Workshop
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The (online) purchasing process
Identified need
Inform
ation
EvaluateChoose
Purc
has
e
How should my sitesupport the customer
in this process?
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Session 10:
Website Evaluation
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End Session 10:
Website Evaluation
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Session 11:
Website Prototype Workshop
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End Session 11:
Website Prototype Workshop
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Competing Against the Net
• Selective price discounts– Bricks and mortar merchants can offer discounts for
products that can also be bought online• Concentrating attention on late adopters of technology
– Some consumers have a lot of fear, uncertainty and doubt about the online shopping experience
– This slows their defection to new online outlets
Retailer Responses to the eCommerce Challenge
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Competing Against the Net
Creating and staging experiences
• Pine and Gilmore stress that the economy is evolving toward experienced-based value
• Retailers function less as sellers of products than as stagers of events
Retailer Responses to the E-Commerce Challenge
Stage Experiences
Deliver Services
Make Goods
Extract Commodities
Market PremiumPricing
Un
diff
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nti
ate
dD
iffere
nti
ate
dC
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peti
tive P
osit
ion
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Competing Against the Net
Adopt the Internet to create a hybrid system• Bricks and mortar retailers can move certain parts of their retailing
function online• Physical locations often a superior way to
– Acquire customers– Set up customer relationships– Create a strong retail brand image
• The online presence– Drives business to the physical locations– Provides 24/7 convenience for loyal customers– Adds new functionality – gift registries and shopping services
Retailer Responses to the E-Commerce Challenge:
‘Clicks and Mortar’
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Bargaining Power Determines Who Bears Risk
• Powerful sites shift risk to advertisers and demand sponsorships
• Powerful advertisers demand accountability and negotiate for prospect fees of a share of transaction revenue
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The Many Ways to Pay Online
Figure 5.8
Paid
Traffi c
Impressions
Visits
Buyers
Leads
Sponsorship Co- Brand
Downloads
Users
L1 - Time
L2 - I mpressions
L3 - Results
L4 - Expenditure
Possible Payment Approaches
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Payment Mechanisms
Which Company Bears the Risk?
SponsorshipFixed Payment
Banner AdsImpressions
Prospect FeesClick
Through
Sales Commissions
Purchase
Risk Increases for the Web Site Being Paid
• Sponsorship least risky: fixed payment• Banner Ads: payment depends on impressions• Prospect Fees & Sales Commissions: depend on success of site and
advertiser
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In Groups you will:
• Create basic business plan• Determine focus of business• Target strategy with web• Define objectives for internet/web
presence• Define web project initiative
– Who what when where how
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Session 12:
Website Building Workshop
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End Session 12:
Website Building Workshop