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This document provides strategies for becoming a creative and profitable online presence. It discusses the differences between offline and online marketing and provides facts about online searches and purchases. It then covers definitions related to search engine optimization and marketing. The main sections discuss search engine optimization strategies like keywords, links, titles and meta tags. It also covers search engine marketing strategies like paid placements and pay-per-click advertising. Other internet marketing strategies like content, affiliate programs, and email marketing are also mentioned. The document emphasizes using both SEO and SEM approaches for online promotion and branding.
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This document discusses consumer behavior and the factors that influence consumer purchasing decisions. It defines the consumer market and consumer behavior process. Consumer behavior is studied to understand how consumers respond to marketing efforts. Consumers buy goods to satisfy needs and wants, which change over time based on factors like age, income, and culture. Consumers are influenced by both primary motives like basic human needs as well as secondary motives including emotional responses, rational judgments, and patronage choices. Secondary motives can be emotional, rational, or based on patronage preferences and often a combination of these influences determines consumer purchasing decisions.
1. The document describes the frustration of customers who receive poor service at restaurants, department stores, and gas stations. They are forced to wait patiently while employees finish other tasks instead of serving them.
2. These types of customers are unlikely to return due to the lack of courtesy and service. Businesses end up spending thousands of dollars to regain customers they could have retained by providing better initial service.
3. The key message is that customers value courtesy and service. By prioritizing customer needs over other tasks, businesses can build loyalty and reduce costly customer acquisition expenses.
This document provides information on developing an effective social media strategy. It discusses key components like listening to social media conversations, setting goals and objectives, developing a content strategy tailored to different target audiences, and implementing the strategy across relevant social media platforms. It also emphasizes measuring the performance and effectiveness of the strategy. Two case studies on Maggi's comeback campaign and Cisco's launch of the ASR 1000 router are presented to illustrate best practices in social media strategy.
This document provides an introduction to digital marketing, including definitions and key concepts. It discusses the differences between traditional and digital marketing, such as direction of communication, scheduling, availability, and language. Statistics on internet and social media usage in India from 2015-2018 are presented. The document also outlines a digital marketing strategy framework, including targeting consumers at different stages of the purchase funnel. It concludes with an overview of necessary digital marketing skills.
This document provides an overview of digital marketing and various digital marketing channels. Some key points:
- India is one of the fastest growing digital advertising markets globally at around 15.5% growth. Digital advertising spends are expected to cross INR 255 billion.
- Popular digital marketing channels include search/display advertising, social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube, and mobile apps.
- Each channel has its own targeting options, communication styles, and metrics for measuring success. Facebook, for example, allows for highly targeted paid advertising campaigns.
Market segmentation involves dividing a heterogeneous market into homogeneous sub-units. It divides the overall market for a product into segments based on variables like geography, demographics, psychographics, and behavior. Effective segmentation allows companies to target specific segments, develop appropriate marketing strategies for each segment, and improve marketing efficiency. The key advantages of segmentation include helping target the right customers, tapping selected markets effectively, identifying less satisfied customer segments, and making marketing more efficient.
Marketing involves identifying and satisfying consumer needs through the conception, pricing, promotion, and distribution of goods and services. Effective marketing ensures products reach targeted customers. A market consists of customers with common wants and needs who can purchase a product. The marketing process creates and promotes products to meet consumer wants. Marketing helps exchange goods for value between customers and organizations.
The document discusses management concepts including definitions of management, managerial skills, management levels, functions of management, and the roles and responsibilities of a manager. It provides definitions of management from Koontz, Taylor, and Sisk. It describes the three main managerial skills as technical, human, and conceptual skills. It outlines the functions of management as planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling. Finally, it discusses the tasks of a professional manager such as planning work, effective communication, coordination, and gaining employee cooperation.
Dr. Ravneet Singh Bhandari is an Assistant Professor of Digital Marketing and Programme Leader for Evening Programmes at AIBS. He holds a Ph.D, MBA, M COM., and PGDBM-IB, BBA and has 10 years of teaching experience. His research focuses on international business, digital marketing, search engine optimization, social media marketing, and web analytics, with 20 publications including articles in Scopus Indexed, Web of Science, ABDC, and UGC Care journals.
The document provides information on search engine optimization (SEO) including definitions, best practices, and tools. It discusses the importance of SEO in establishing an online presence. Some key points covered include:
- SEO is the process of improving a website's visibility in organic search results.
- On-page optimization includes technical elements like site performance as well as content, keywords, and HTML tags.
- Off-page optimization involves activities outside the website like backlinks, social media, and link building.
- Case studies demonstrate how SEO strategies like keyword research, content creation, and link building can significantly increase organic traffic and conversions.
Competitive intelligence involves collecting, analyzing, and disseminating accurate and timely information about competitors, markets, and the business environment. It aims to provide strategic insights and actionable intelligence to decision-makers. The process involves establishing intelligence needs, collecting data from primary and secondary sources, analyzing the data, and communicating findings. The goal is to help organizations gain competitive advantages and boost profitability through informed decision-making.
The document outlines Henri Fayol's 14 principles of management from 1916, which aim to provide a framework for effective management. The principles address topics such as division of work, authority and responsibility, discipline, unity of command and direction, subordination of individual interests, remuneration, centralization, order, equity, stability of personnel, initiative, and esprit de corps. The principles were based on Fayol's research and aim to provide guidance on issues like planning, organization, and coordination within companies.
This document discusses oligopoly market structures. Key points include:
- Oligopoly exists when a few large firms dominate a market for homogeneous or differentiated products. Firms must consider rivals' reactions to their decisions.
- Barriers to entry like economies of scale, capital requirements, and branding loyalty allow oligopolies to gain dominance.
- Concentration ratios and the Herfindahl index measure market dominance, with higher numbers indicating more concentration.
- Oligopolies exhibit strategic interdependence modeled by game theory. They may engage in tacit collusion but incentives exist to cheat on agreements.
- Common oligopoly models include kinked demand, cartels/collusion, and price leadership. Firms
Ravneet Singh Bhandari and Sanjeev Bansal authorize the Journal of Cases on Information Technology (JCIT) to publish their manuscript titled "Attitude towards the usage of internet based applications in Management education: Study of Indian scenario". They assign all copyright of the article to JCIT and state that the manuscript is original, has not been submitted or published elsewhere. The authors permit JCIT to publish the article and agree to transfer all copyrights to JCIT under existing copyright laws.
This document does not contain any substantive information to summarize. It only includes repetitive letters and symbols without any meaningful context or content. A proper summary cannot be generated from this input.
The document contains random letters and numbers with no discernible meaning or message. It appears to be gibberish with no essential information to summarize.
The document discusses various topics in a disorganized manner, including long strings of repeated letters and symbols. It does not provide any clear ideas or information that can be succinctly summarized in 3 sentences or less.
This document provides strategies for becoming a creative and profitable online presence. It discusses the differences between offline and online marketing and provides facts about online searches and purchases. It then covers definitions related to search engine optimization and marketing. The main sections discuss search engine optimization strategies like keywords, links, titles and meta tags. It also covers search engine marketing strategies like paid placements and pay-per-click advertising. Other internet marketing strategies like content, affiliate programs, and email marketing are also mentioned. The document emphasizes using both SEO and SEM approaches for online promotion and branding.
The document discusses several topics starting with letters j through k, then letters j through u, followed by letters h on multiple lines. It then continues with more letters h, b, b, and b on various lines with repetition of letters in each line.
This document discusses consumer behavior and the factors that influence consumer purchasing decisions. It defines the consumer market and consumer behavior process. Consumer behavior is studied to understand how consumers respond to marketing efforts. Consumers buy goods to satisfy needs and wants, which change over time based on factors like age, income, and culture. Consumers are influenced by both primary motives like basic human needs as well as secondary motives including emotional responses, rational judgments, and patronage choices. Secondary motives can be emotional, rational, or based on patronage preferences and often a combination of these influences determines consumer purchasing decisions.
1. The document describes the frustration of customers who receive poor service at restaurants, department stores, and gas stations. They are forced to wait patiently while employees finish other tasks instead of serving them.
2. These types of customers are unlikely to return due to the lack of courtesy and service. Businesses end up spending thousands of dollars to regain customers they could have retained by providing better initial service.
3. The key message is that customers value courtesy and service. By prioritizing customer needs over other tasks, businesses can build loyalty and reduce costly customer acquisition expenses.
This document provides information on developing an effective social media strategy. It discusses key components like listening to social media conversations, setting goals and objectives, developing a content strategy tailored to different target audiences, and implementing the strategy across relevant social media platforms. It also emphasizes measuring the performance and effectiveness of the strategy. Two case studies on Maggi's comeback campaign and Cisco's launch of the ASR 1000 router are presented to illustrate best practices in social media strategy.
This document provides an introduction to digital marketing, including definitions and key concepts. It discusses the differences between traditional and digital marketing, such as direction of communication, scheduling, availability, and language. Statistics on internet and social media usage in India from 2015-2018 are presented. The document also outlines a digital marketing strategy framework, including targeting consumers at different stages of the purchase funnel. It concludes with an overview of necessary digital marketing skills.
This document provides an overview of digital marketing and various digital marketing channels. Some key points:
- India is one of the fastest growing digital advertising markets globally at around 15.5% growth. Digital advertising spends are expected to cross INR 255 billion.
- Popular digital marketing channels include search/display advertising, social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and YouTube, and mobile apps.
- Each channel has its own targeting options, communication styles, and metrics for measuring success. Facebook, for example, allows for highly targeted paid advertising campaigns.
Market segmentation involves dividing a heterogeneous market into homogeneous sub-units. It divides the overall market for a product into segments based on variables like geography, demographics, psychographics, and behavior. Effective segmentation allows companies to target specific segments, develop appropriate marketing strategies for each segment, and improve marketing efficiency. The key advantages of segmentation include helping target the right customers, tapping selected markets effectively, identifying less satisfied customer segments, and making marketing more efficient.
Marketing involves identifying and satisfying consumer needs through the conception, pricing, promotion, and distribution of goods and services. Effective marketing ensures products reach targeted customers. A market consists of customers with common wants and needs who can purchase a product. The marketing process creates and promotes products to meet consumer wants. Marketing helps exchange goods for value between customers and organizations.
The document discusses management concepts including definitions of management, managerial skills, management levels, functions of management, and the roles and responsibilities of a manager. It provides definitions of management from Koontz, Taylor, and Sisk. It describes the three main managerial skills as technical, human, and conceptual skills. It outlines the functions of management as planning, organizing, staffing, directing, and controlling. Finally, it discusses the tasks of a professional manager such as planning work, effective communication, coordination, and gaining employee cooperation.
Dr. Ravneet Singh Bhandari is an Assistant Professor of Digital Marketing and Programme Leader for Evening Programmes at AIBS. He holds a Ph.D, MBA, M COM., and PGDBM-IB, BBA and has 10 years of teaching experience. His research focuses on international business, digital marketing, search engine optimization, social media marketing, and web analytics, with 20 publications including articles in Scopus Indexed, Web of Science, ABDC, and UGC Care journals.
The document provides information on search engine optimization (SEO) including definitions, best practices, and tools. It discusses the importance of SEO in establishing an online presence. Some key points covered include:
- SEO is the process of improving a website's visibility in organic search results.
- On-page optimization includes technical elements like site performance as well as content, keywords, and HTML tags.
- Off-page optimization involves activities outside the website like backlinks, social media, and link building.
- Case studies demonstrate how SEO strategies like keyword research, content creation, and link building can significantly increase organic traffic and conversions.
Competitive intelligence involves collecting, analyzing, and disseminating accurate and timely information about competitors, markets, and the business environment. It aims to provide strategic insights and actionable intelligence to decision-makers. The process involves establishing intelligence needs, collecting data from primary and secondary sources, analyzing the data, and communicating findings. The goal is to help organizations gain competitive advantages and boost profitability through informed decision-making.
The document outlines Henri Fayol's 14 principles of management from 1916, which aim to provide a framework for effective management. The principles address topics such as division of work, authority and responsibility, discipline, unity of command and direction, subordination of individual interests, remuneration, centralization, order, equity, stability of personnel, initiative, and esprit de corps. The principles were based on Fayol's research and aim to provide guidance on issues like planning, organization, and coordination within companies.
This document discusses oligopoly market structures. Key points include:
- Oligopoly exists when a few large firms dominate a market for homogeneous or differentiated products. Firms must consider rivals' reactions to their decisions.
- Barriers to entry like economies of scale, capital requirements, and branding loyalty allow oligopolies to gain dominance.
- Concentration ratios and the Herfindahl index measure market dominance, with higher numbers indicating more concentration.
- Oligopolies exhibit strategic interdependence modeled by game theory. They may engage in tacit collusion but incentives exist to cheat on agreements.
- Common oligopoly models include kinked demand, cartels/collusion, and price leadership. Firms
Ravneet Singh Bhandari and Sanjeev Bansal authorize the Journal of Cases on Information Technology (JCIT) to publish their manuscript titled "Attitude towards the usage of internet based applications in Management education: Study of Indian scenario". They assign all copyright of the article to JCIT and state that the manuscript is original, has not been submitted or published elsewhere. The authors permit JCIT to publish the article and agree to transfer all copyrights to JCIT under existing copyright laws.