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- 4. SAME RULES NEW TOOLS 7 P’s…meet the 7 C’s
- 8. CONVERSATION Even though the format still runs like clockwork for advertisers, the future of advertising is not more display advertising, it is utilising the mechanics and dynamics of the online conversation in order to create buzz, attention and interest in arenas where we are not interrupting conversations, but contagiously igniting them
- 10. R u doing the same for your iPhone customers? R u sending out your Corporate Sales Team to win this customer back? R u replying to this person with the answer? R u dealing with this product revenue threat?
- 11. CONVENIENCE ATTENTION IS… a.becoming increasingly expensive b. becoming increasingly difficult to hold …SO THE TRICK IS TO DELIVER VALUE THROUGH MARKETING BY MAKING PEOPLE’S LIVES EASIER
- 13. CUSTOMISATION The ability to create tailored marketing messages or products for individual customers or a group of similar customers, yet retain the economies of scale and the capacity of mass marketing or production.
- 15. COLLABORATION
- 18. CONTEXT Products are just things and have no intrinsic value. It is only when they are introduced into a situation (or context) of importance to the customer that they become valuable IT IS THE CONTEXT SURROUNDING THE PRODUCT THAT IS IMPORTANT, AND IT’S IN THESE SITUATIONS THAT COMPANIES ARE REAL EXPERTS AT ADDING GREAT VALUE
- 20. CONVERGENCE
- 21. Online Search & Display Ads Social Media New media & Widgets Hub Twitter, Blackberry/mobil e compatible site Linkedin, Facebook, Ning, You Tube, Slideshare Email Marketing
- 22. 10 Steps to developing your own digital marketing strategy 1. It all begins with the customer, listen! 2. But don’t forget about your objectives 3. Make sure you know what you’re already doing 4. Play to your strengths and manage your weaknesses 5. Find out what your competition is doing 6. Craft a strategy based on your strengths and capabilities 7. Implement at the speed of light 8. Measure everything in real time 9. Continuously review, adjust and improve the customer experience
- 23. 10 JUST DO IT
- 24. Campus Overview 907/A Uvarshad, Gandhinagar Highway, Ahmedabad – 382422. Ahmedabad Kolkata Infinity Benchmark, 10th Floor, Plot G1, Block EP & GP, Sector V, Salt-Lake, Kolkata – 700091. Mumbai Goldline Business Centre Linkway Estate, Next to Chincholi Fire Brigade, Malad (West), Mumbai – 400 064.
- 25. Thank You
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- Probably best epitomised by Wikipedia.
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