22. Situation Analysis – Wired World Source - Economist Intelligence unit www.eiu.com "Those at the top of today's league table cannot be complacent - changing technologies, and attitudes to technology usage, mean that hard-won advantages can be quickly eroded by nimble-footed rivals."
32. Situation Analysis - intro EB EM EC eBusiness encompasses eMarketing And eCommerce but eMarketing Involves more processes than eCommerce
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47. Situation Analysis – eBusiness Supplier I Supplier II Channel 2 Segment A Segment C FIRM Competitor a Competitor b Segment B Channel 1 XML based web services can enable organisation to organisation process integration
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113. Marketing re-mix Marketing Mix Product Digital value Experience brand Price Transparency Pricing models Place Representation Distribution models Promotion Online vs offline integration People Resources Contact strat Physical Online evidence integration Process Optimise through Web transaction Partnerships
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157. eTools – web design control available sophistication L H L H ASP Diy add-on cart Commerce serv. provider on-line store e-hub
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162. eTools – traffic generation + - Cost of acquisition or response - + Site traffic (sales) volume Offline media Online media Key * = Continuous spend + = Campaign spend Paid search * E-newsletter ad * Natural search (SEO) * Word-of-mouth * Affiliate * Traditional media ad + E-mail list * Interactive ad * Online sponsorship * Direct mail + Viral+ Size of circles Proportional to spend Reproduced from www.davechaffey.com
220. ePlan Demand analysis Site analysis SWOT Competitor analysis Situation analysis Intermediary analysis Market research Resource analysis PESTE factors
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