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E-Business Marketing

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ISBN-10: 0130352918

ISBN-13: 9780130352910

Edition: 2003

Authors: Terri C. Albert, William B. Sanders

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For undergraduate courses in Marketing on the Internet and undergraduate/MBA courses in E-Commerce and eBusiness Foundations. Also ideal for executive education programs. Timeless yet timely. Designed to bridge the gap between the science of eBusiness marketing and its practice, this exciting new text provides a timeless conceptual framework that's complemented with timely applications. Using a cross-discipline approach of marketing theories and technology solutions, it adapts existing marketing models to today's Internet-enabled environment.
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Book details

List price: $116.00
Copyright year: 2003
Publisher: Prentice Hall PTR
Publication date: 8/22/2002
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 208
Size: 7.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 0.748
Language: English

Preface
Introduction
Overview of E-Business Marketing
Components of E-Business
E-Business Marketing Concept Overview
Process to Create and Deliver Goods, Services, and Ideas
Valuable Exchange Process
Multiple Group Involvement
Definition of E-Business Marketing
Is History Repeating Itself?
New Technologies Have Fast Adaptation Rates
Understanding Technology and Technology Personnel
IT Departmental Orientation and Goals
Collecting Your Knowledge: A Review
The Marketing Mix
Marketing Mix Review
The Transformation of the Marketing Mix
The Internet's Impact on the Marketing Mix
Business-to-Consumer Marketplace
B2C and Traditional Distribution
Business-to-Business Marketplace
Ranged Marketing
Complexity Theory
Fuzzy Logic
Elements of Ranged Marketing
The Key Role of Change
The Role of Ranged Marketing
Collecting Your Knowledge: A Review
The Value Bubble
Five Elements of the Value Bubble
Applying the Value Bubble
Attracting (Building Traffic)
Engaging (Building Loyalty)
Retaining (Strengthening the Relationship)
Learning (Building the Database)
Relating (Data-Driven Interactions)
Business-to-Business Value Bubble Adaptations
Collecting Your Knowledge: A Review
A Communication Model for the Online Environment
The Communication Process Model
The Adapted Communication Model for E-Business Marketing
Message Research Model
PACT Principle 1
PACT Principle 2
PACT Principle 3
PACT Principle 4
PACT Principle 5
PACT Principle 6
PACT Principle 7
PACT Principle 8
PACT Principle 9
A Sample Message Research Model
Collecting Your Knowledge: A Review
Cases
Case Study 1
Company 1 Overview
E-Business Marketing Goal or Strategy
Reorganizing the Company Toward IMC Strategy
Understanding the Competitive Environment
Brand Decision-Making
Enhancing Brand Position Within the Marketplace
Primary Stakeholders
Value Bubble
Attracting
Engaging
Retaining
Learning
Relating
Collecting Your Knowledge: A Review
Case Study 2
Company 2 Overview
E-Business Marketing Goal or Strategy
Primary Stakeholders
Value Bubble
Value Bubble Technologies
Attracting
Engaging
Retaining
Learning
Relating
Collecting Your Knowledge: A Review
Case Study 3
Company Overview
Business Mission
E-Business Marketing Goal or Strategy
Primary Stakeholders
Value Bubble
Value Bubble Technologies
Attracting
Engaging
Retaining
Learning
Relating
Collecting Your Knowledge: A Review
Case Study 4
Company Overview
E-Business Marketing Goal or Strategy
Primary Stakeholders
Value Bubble
Value Bubble Technologies
Attracting
Engaging
Retaining
Learning
Collecting Your Knowledge: A Review
Case Study 5
Company Overview
E-Business Marketing Goal or Strategy
Primary Stakeholders
Value Bubble
Value Bubble Technologies
Attracting
Engaging
Retaining
Learning
Relating
Collecting Your Knowledge: A Review
Case Study 6
Company Overview
E-Business Marketing Goal or Strategy
Primary Stakeholders
Value Bubble
Value Bubble Technologies
Attracting
Engaging
Retaining
Learning
Relating
Collecting Your Knowledge: A Review
Case Study 7
Company Overview
E-Business Marketing Goal or Strategy
Primary Stakeholders
Value Bubble
Value Bubble Technologies
Engaging
Retaining
Learning
Collecting Your Knowledge: A Review
Case Study 8
Company Overview
E-Business Marketing Goal or Strategy
Primary Stakeholders
Value Bubble
Site Technology and Value Bubble Instances
Attracting
Engaging
Retaining
Learning
Relating
Collecting Your Knowledge: A Review
Evaluation Methodology and Research in E-Commerce
Case Study Analysis
Overview of Customerization Model
Developing or Deepening Customer Relationship
Transitioning Experience-Based Decisions
Customizing the Interaction
Co-Develop Products and Services
Premium Pricing Acceptance
Interactive Information Exchange
Distribution Channel Choice
Personal Brands
Applying Customerization to the Case Study Companies
Technical Analysis
HTML
JavaScript and Cascading Style Sheets
Middleware
Compiled Code
Databases
How Selected Internet Technology Interfaces with Organizational Goals
Technology of Relationship-Building
Technology and Experience-Based Decisions
Technology for Customizing the Interaction
Technology in Co-Developing Products and Services
Technology and Premium Pricing Acceptance
Technology and Interactive Information Exchange
Technology and Distribution Channel Choice
Technology and Personal Brands
Collecting Your Knowledge: A Review
Researching E-Business
The Research Process
Defining the Business Opportunity, Problem, or Challenge
Developing the Research Plan
Collecting the Information
Analyzing the Data
Actions
Collecting Your Knowledge: A Review
Bibliography
Index