C1 - Introduction to E-marketing - Objective setting - Goal setting
This chapter of my E-marketing Excellence book introduces e-marketing and its benefits and risks. It describes the difference between e-commerce, e-business and e-marketing; the dangers of sloppy e-marketing; how to present a business case for going increasing your online activities online and goal or objective setting in the 5 key areas of E-marketing benefits – Sell, Serve, Save, Speak and Sizzle.
Introduction - Objective setting E-marketing
This chapter introduces you to the world of e-marketing; its background and its benefits. It explores the current e-marketing situation, e-marketing definitions as well as examples of good and bad e-marketing.
Chances are, your organisation is already engaged in E-marketing, so in this chapter, and throughout the book, we give you a planning framework and checklists to evaluate and improve your current E-marketing practices or plan new initiatives.
The chapter is structured using a simple aide-mémoire, called SOSTAC®. SOSTAC® is used by thousands of professionals to produce all kinds of plans (marketing plans, corporate plans, advertising plans and e-marketing plans).
In later chapters and in particular, chapter 10 we provide a step-by-step guide to creating an e-marketing plan. In this chapter, we’ll use SOSTAC® to provide a structure for an initial review.
Chapter topics and learning objectives
- 1.1 Introduction Outline the benefits and risks of e-marketing
- 1.2 The wired-up world Outline the characteristics of the new marketspace
- 1.3 B2C, B2B, C2B and C2C Identify different forms of collaboration between marketplace members
- 1.4 E-definitions Describe the difference between e-commerce, e-business and e-marketing
- 1.5 Sloppy e-marketing Avoid basic e-marketing mistakes
- 1.6 Objectives Outline the five basic e-marketing objectives
- 1.7 Objective Sell Define objectives for selling to the customer online
- 1.8 Objective Serve Define objectives for serving the customer online
- 1.9 Objective Speak Define objectives for speaking to the customer online
- 1.10 Objective Save Define objectives for saving online
- 1.11 Objective Sizzle Define objectives for enhancing the brand online
- 1.12 Introduction to e-strategy Outline approaches to achieving e-marketing objectives
- 1.13 Tactics, action and control Outline e-marketing tactics, actions and control
Most recent articles related to Introduction to E-marketing
This page lists my latest articles on recent developments in E-marketing.
Links for Chapter 1 - Introduction to E-marketing
- ClickZ has articles and statistics on a wide range of e-marketing tactics.
- DaveChaffey.com is a portal with articles and links to update you on the latest developments in digital marketing.
- E-consultancy. Detailed insights and events about e-marketing best practice.
- E-marketer. A compilation of research reports showing trends in Internet adoption and usage.
- The Interactive Media in Retail. Trade body for e-retailers reporting on growth and practice within UK and European e-commerce.
- International Telecommunications Union (ITU). Choose Internet indicators. This presents data on Internet and PC penetration in over 200 countries.
- Marketing Sherpa. Case studies and news about e-marketing.
- New Media Age. A UK digital marketing trade weekly. New Media Knowledge (www.nmk.co.uk) Articles and events about new media developments.
- Net Imperative. Updates and reports on the UK new media landscape.
- Revolution magazine. Keep up-to-date on e-marketing best practice for the range of new media with the UK trade monthly for digital marketing.
- UK Netmarketing. The premier e-mail discussion and advice list for insiders in the UK e-marketing industry.
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