E-COM FINALS

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  • Reach
    The number of unique people who saw to particular content
  • Impressions
    The number of times an ad or content was seen or served
  • Cross Device Targeting
    Target your audience through multiple devices
  • Ad Unit
    A size and format specification for an ad
  • Cookies
    Small piece of data sent from a website
  • FDG
    Focus Group Discussion
  • Marketers
    Create a campaign to brand unique selling techniques
  • Call to action (CTA)
    Order now, enjoy this, place order
  • Transactional funnel/ Traditional purchase funnel
    1. Awareness
    2. Interest
    3. Desire
    4. Action
  • The shopper's journey in the age of digital
    • TV
    • Friends and family
    • Online
    • Print media
    • Brick and mortar stores (physical store)
  • Evolution of Mass MediaOne-Way Communication: Print from 1400s
    • Recordings from 1890s
    • Cinema from 1900s
    • Radio from 1920s
    • TV from 1940
    • Two-Way Communication: Internet from 1992
    • Mobile from 1998
  • How we received information in the past
    • TV
    • Print
    • Radio
    • Billboards
    • Word of mouth
    • Snail mail
  • Hyper connected consumer
    Is not just a receiver of information, but has also become a content creator
  • Digital has changed tv viewing habits
    • Mobility - viewing takes place in alternate locations using mobile devices
    • Alternate Content Providers - wide array of programming available without tv or cable
    • Multi-tasking – viewers are more likely to be engaged in another activity while watching tv
    • Scheduling – ability to watch when you want to watch it is driving consumer choices
    • User-Generated Content – time spent creating your own content or watching other people's content takes time from traditional tv
  • Digital Business Models
    • Sell a product - Fullfillment can be physical or digital, Drop-shipping and affiliate marketing
    • Sell a service - It can be a service sold online, but the fulfillment is offline
    • Sell a subscription – Products, services or other types of access, privileges or discounts can be sold
    • Gather and resell data - Digital has crated new opportunities to companies to sell the data they are able to collect
    • Fundraising
    • Broker Transaction - Hottest growing business in the digital world
  • Brokers

    bring together the buyer and the seller
  • DIGITAL CAMPAIGN BRIEF PURPOSE
    • Project Details – Date, company, brand, brand contact person
    • Project Overview – Project name and description
    • Project Context
    • Project Objective
    • Target Audience
    • Competitors
    • Strategy - Current marketing strategy and Offline campaign strategy
    • Creative Considerations - Campaign integration, design elements, existing assets, etc. to consider
    • Success Criteria - What is the SINGLE, overriding goal for this project and how will the project's success be determined?
    • Technology Considerations - Are there specific platforms that need to be used or integrated?
    • Project Timelines - TVC breakdate, Submission of First Draft, Below the Line Activity Schedule
  • DIGITAL MARKETING PLAN
    • Objective – what do you want to achieve
    • Digital Audit/ Competitives – competitors
    • Target Audienceprimary and secondary target market
    • Big Idea - Based on the brand's personality, values, and objectives
    • Digital Ecosystem - summary of the brand's various digital activities and how they will complement each other to achieve objectives
    • Platforms and Channels - What role do each play in the campaign?
    • Content – Use for each platform (hub, hero, hygiene)
    • Discoverability - How will the campaign reach its target audience?
    • KPIs – number of clicks and purchase
    • Social Listening - The brand name, your competitors, other related keywords such as the category
    • Crisis Management – Preparing for the worst
    • Reputation Management – Prepare a SWOT analysis of the brand/company
  • HERO, HUB, HYGIENE
    • HERO - High impact content, Introduce to large new audience
    • HUB - Regular, consistent content, Generate brand awareness
    • HYGIENE - Sought after content, Ensuring that visible when people search related terms online
  • DIGITAL TRENDS
    • Artificial Intelligence - Can analyze consumer behavior and search patterns, offers information and tips to use by getting into conversations
    • Programmatic Advertising - Uses using AI to automate the buying of ads
    • Chatbots - AI-based technology uses an instant messaging format to chat in real-time
    • Personalization - Delivers a unique experience to customer
    • Video - According to YouTube, mobile video consumption grows by 100% every year
    • Influencer Marketing - interact and engage with their large network of followers and consumers on social media
    • Messaging Appshyper-connection with customers
    • Visual Search - Users can upload an image to conduct a search and get more specific results
    • Micro Moments - is a "new consumer behavior", as termed by google, that delivers your marketing message clearly and concisely
    • Voice Search - providing all the relevant information through audio content
    • Social Media Stories - Make use of live video, one of the most profitable social roll-outs to date, to promote engagement and brand awareness
  • MAJOR PARTS OF A WEBSITE
    • Header/Marthead – top section of the website that contains logo
    • Navigator Bar
    • Content Slider/Flash Box
    • Newsletter Sign-Up
    • Call To Action - aims for its readers to take some action
    • Main Content - Contains links to the site's current content. Links are in the form of an image and a blurb
    • Footer – Bottom of a website, Contains links to prominent sections of the website (FAQs)
  • Best platforms for:
    • Facebook - Creating awareness, Sustaining campaigns, Engaging with fans
    • Instagram - Communicating brand image, Discovery and inspiration
    • Twitter - Conversations, Live event coverages, Public announcements, Discovery from hashtag and trends
    • YouTube - Storytelling
    • LinkedIn - Engaging with professionals
    • Spotify - Campaigns targeted to millennials
    • Waze - Brands with a physical location
  • Characteristics of a Big Idea
    • Big ideas resonate with consumers
    • Big Ideas are disruptive
    • Big ideas have talk value
    • Big ideas stretch brands
    • Big ideas transcend cultural and geographic boundaries
    • Big idea must have a connection with the brand
  • What usually works with Pinoy
    • Emotional appeal or Kurot sa Puso
    • Humor
    • Jologs
    • Romance think "Kilig Factors"
    • Shock Factor/Scare Tactics
  • According to Jonah Berger
    • Social Currency - People share content that makes them look good or rather cool in front of others
    • Triggers - is a stimulus that keeps people sharing your content
    • Emotion - "When we care, we share"
    • Public - If something is popular already, chances are it will shared further
    • Practical Value - useful stuff gets instantly shared
    • Stories - People love it, especially if they are emotionally arousing
  • Content Marketing
    A strategic marketing approach focused on creating and distributing valuable, relevant, and consistent content to attract and retain a clearly-defined audience
  • Persona
    A fictional character that has been developed to characterize the key traits of a particular group of your target audience
  • Evolution of Mass Media
    One-Way Communication
    Two-Way Communication
    One-Way Communication
    ➢ 1st mass media- Print from 1400s
    ➢ 2nd mass media- Recordings from 1890s
    ➢ 3rd mass media- Cinema from 1900s
    ➢ 4th mass media- Radio from 1920s
    ➢ 5th mass media- TV from 1940
    Two-Way Communication
    ➢ 6 th mass media- Internet from 1992
    ➢ 7 th mass media- Mobile from 1998
  • Digital Business Models
    • Sell a product
    • Sell a service
    • Sell a subscription
    • Gather and resell data
    • Fundraising
    • Broker Transaction
    • Sell leads or referrals
    • Advertising or sponsorship
    • Directory
    • Marketing
  • Sell a product
    Fulfillment can be physical or digital
  • Sell a service
    It can be a service sold online, but the fulfillment is offline
  • Sell a subscription
    Products, services or other types of access, privileges or discounts can be sold
  • Gather and resell data
    Digital has created new opportunities to companies to sell the data they are able to collect
  • Broker Transaction
    Hottest growing business in the digital world
  • Sell leads or referrals
    They get paid for sending a customer and their details to a potential seller
  • Advertising or sponsorship
    The ability to target ads based on a user's profile or current needs
  • Directory
    The internet's biggest success story
  • Marketing
    Digital properties whose purpose is to simply promote something else, often another channel
  • Project Details
    • Date
    • Company
    • Brand
    • Brand contact person
  • Project Overview
    Project name and description