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E-Market Dominance How to Use the Internet to Win and Keep Customers

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ISBN-10: 0077098072

ISBN-13: 9780077098070

Edition: 2001

Authors: Brian Ash, Tom Lambert

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This book provides a comprehensive programme enabling businesses to attract and retain loyal customers via the web. It combines the expertise of a leading web site designer with the marketing skills and knowledge of a marketing specialist.
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Book details

List price: $29.95
Copyright year: 2001
Publisher: McGraw-Hill Trade
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 253
Size: 5.75" wide x 8.75" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 0.946
Language: English

Foreword
Preface
Introduction: What is E-Market Dominance?p. 1
It is No Longer Beyond Youp. 6
It could be youp. 7
What is happening out there?p. 9
Dominance is the only game in townp. 10
International trendsp. 17
Essential questions for every businessp. 18
A conversation with a consultantp. 22
Things Don't Work Like They Used top. 29
Before we go too farp. 29
But surely a business needs to advertise?p. 33
The key steps to successful sensible-budget advertisingp. 33
Test is an important four-letter wordp. 37
So what is different if you advertise on the internet?p. 41
Sit right down and write yourself a letterp. 42
Ring in the new, but keep the old bell in tunep. 51
Customize or Diep. 54
Customizationp. 54
Stages in customizationp. 57
Collecting customer informationp. 60
Customer retentionp. 63
The First Step of the Rest of Your Journeyp. 68
What old-world marketing teaches usp. 69
Test is still a four-letter wordp. 72
Thinking the right wayp. 74
E-business corporate analysisp. 78
The Loyal Customerp. 84
Loyalty is dead, long live loyaltyp. 84
There is a cycle of disloyaltyp. 85
Where do your vital strengths lie?p. 87
Life-time valuep. 90
The Loyalty Spiralp. 92
Grow your businessp. 93
Customer delight questionnairep. 94
Productivity soarsp. 99
Measurementp. 104
The loyalty merry-go-roundp. 105
What about that other market?p. 106
How to Use E-Mail to Develop Sales and Profitsp. 109
The Age of Information ... and then somep. 110
Lettersp. 111
Telephonep. 111
Faxp. 113
E-mailp. 113
Data protectionp. 119
Designing an Effective Marketing Websitep. 122
Appearancep. 123
Buildp. 125
Compatibilityp. 127
Performancep. 128
Search engine friendlinessp. 129
Adding facilities to your sitep. 131
Website Positioningp. 133
Factors to consider in positioning your businessp. 134
How to increase the numbers of customer visitsp. 139
The importance of the search enginesp. 139
The major search enginesp. 140
Let's get to the bottom of these Web pagesp. 145
Keywordsp. 147
Ready, steady ...p. 151
Beware pagejackingp. 151
Monitor your Progressp. 153
Terminologyp. 153
Tracking softwarep. 155
Strong Alliesp. 159
The second leg of E-Market Dominancep. 159
Why this leg of E-Market Dominance worksp. 161
Finding strategic partnersp. 163
So you want to benefit?p. 166
Hostingp. 168
The words if not the musicp. 169
A brief summary of E-Market Dominancep. 170
Pricing Strategies for Successp. 172
The more things change, the more they remain the samep. 172
There are many ways to set a pricep. 175
Never lose sight of the objectivesp. 179
Tomorrow the Worldp. 181
Cultures and individualsp. 181
Who is ready?p. 186
Successful global entrepreneuringp. 188
Measuring your successp. 189
Psychology is Still about Peoplep. 193
The psychology of cyberspacep. 193
Is the online customer a different sort of animal?p. 194
People still readp. 196
Lost in spacep. 196
The psychology of e-mailp. 198
Buyer thinkingp. 205
The futurep. 204
Conclusion: The Shape of Things to Comep. 206
Stop Press: Up-Date February 2001p. 209
Useful Websites and Newsgroupsp. 206
Glossary of Termsp. 231
Indexp. 251
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