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What best defines social network marketing?
What best defines social network marketing?
Which method leverages performance-based payments between businesses and marketers?
Which method leverages performance-based payments between businesses and marketers?
Which of the following best characterizes mobile marketing?
Which of the following best characterizes mobile marketing?
How does social network marketing differ from traditional marketing?
How does social network marketing differ from traditional marketing?
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What is a primary advantage of affiliate marketing in e-commerce?
What is a primary advantage of affiliate marketing in e-commerce?
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What aspect of Web 3.0 is most connected to social media marketing?
What aspect of Web 3.0 is most connected to social media marketing?
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Which statement best describes the relationship between digital marketing and the semantic web?
Which statement best describes the relationship between digital marketing and the semantic web?
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Which channel is NOT typically involved in mobile marketing?
Which channel is NOT typically involved in mobile marketing?
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What is a misconception about affiliate marketing?
What is a misconception about affiliate marketing?
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What is a distinctive feature of traditional marketing compared to digital marketing?
What is a distinctive feature of traditional marketing compared to digital marketing?
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Study Notes
Digital Marketing Overview
- Digital marketing merges online tactics with traditional strategies to enhance engagement and customer interaction.
- Class discussions can reveal how digital elements integrate across stages of the marketing planning process.
Evolution of the Web
- Web 1.0 (1993-1996): Defined by static pages, primarily for information sharing. Organizations began establishing an online presence.
- Web 2.0 (2005): Marked by user-generated content and interactive applications. Significant platforms include blogs, social media, and online communities.
- Web 3.0: Focuses on a semantic web that enables data sharing and application interoperability for enhanced user experience.
Web Evolution Summary
- Web 1.0: Read-only content; company-focused.
- Web 2.0: Read-write model; community-focused with interactive features.
- Web 3.0: Personal and portable content with smart applications and emphasis on user behavior.
Marketing Evolution Timeline
- 18th Century to 1920: Simple Trade Era focuses on direct exchange.
- 1860-1920: Production Era emphasizing mass production.
- 1920-1940: Sales Era driven by aggressive selling.
- 1940-1960: Marketing Department Era prioritizing structured marketing teams.
- 1960-1970: Marketing Company Era, beginning of a customer-centric approach.
- 1990-2010: Relationship Marketing Era focusing on customer engagement.
- 2010-Present: Social/Mobile Marketing Era, leveraging digital platforms for outreach.
Traditional vs. Digital Marketing
- Traditional Marketing: Involves print, broadcast, direct mail, telephone, and outdoor advertising. More difficult to measure and engage directly.
- Digital Marketing: Offers real-time interaction and feedback with customers through social media, email, and other online channels.
Key Differences
- Traditional media campaigns are one-way messages; digital campaigns foster conversations.
- Traditional marketing data collection is delayed, while digital enables instant adjustments based on feedback.
- Cost structures vary significantly; traditional is generally more expensive compared to flexible digital strategies.
Advantages of Digital Marketing
- Higher customer engagement through instant communication and problem-solving capabilities.
- Enables businesses to effectively connect with audiences on popular platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Pinterest.
Social Network Marketing
- Involves leveraging social media to connect with target markets and enhance engagement through diverse platforms.
Mobile Marketing
- Multi-channel marketing strategy targeting users through their mobile devices via various digital touchpoints including websites, SMS, and apps.
Affiliate Marketing
- A performance-based strategy linking products with marketers who promote them, ensuring payment only upon specific customer actions, primarily online purchases, providing cost-effectiveness for businesses.
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This quiz explores the evolution of digital marketing, focusing on how digital fits into the marketing planning process. It covers key concepts from Web 1.0 to the current state of digital marketing. Test your knowledge on the integration of digital strategies in marketing.
