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THE E-MARKETING HANDBOOK Matt Haig

THE E-MARKETING HANDBOOK By Matt Haig

THE E-MARKETING HANDBOOK by Matt Haig


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Summary

A guide to e-marketing and creating an e-marketing plan. Matt Haig shows how to apply the traditional four Ps of marketing -product, price, place and promotion - and offers advice on designing a user-friendly site, building an e-brand identity, creating customer loyalty online, and more.

THE E-MARKETING HANDBOOK Summary

THE E-MARKETING HANDBOOK by Matt Haig

The Internet is probably the most effective marketing tool that has ever existed. It enables you to interact with your customers in a way that is quite unprecedented. By engaging in the sort of two-way relationships previously unimagined, companies and consumers can now find out more about each other than ever before. Customer relationship marketing now has a whole new meaning. No doubt you're more than aware of the potential of the Internet, so how can you ensure that you don't get lost in the e-marketing maze? There is plenty of advice around promoting the merits of online business, but little that gets down to the everyday issues of how to do it. The E-Marketing Handbook aims to fill that gap. In his hands-on style, the author seeks to cut through the hype and show you how to plan your e-marketing activity by focusing on: what you want to achieve; how you are going to achieve it; who is responsible for the different tasks; how much you are prepared to spend. Together these factors will form the background for your objectives and ensure that they are SMART - Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic and Timetabled. And by following Matt Haig's practical advice and guidance, you stand a good chance of realizing them. The handbook takes you step-by-step through the process of developing and implementing an e-marketing plan. Every aspect is covered in detail and organized so that you can dip in and out if you wish or follow the advice in a logical fashion. You'll also find lots of examples and cases, recommended sites for further help and a useful e-marketing dictionary.

About Matt Haig

Matt Haig is a director of Peppermint PR, a successful communications company based in Leeds, UK. He advises organizations of all types and sizes on how to integrate the Internet as a key tool into their marketing communications mix. A much sought after speaker and writer on all aspects of online business, Matt writes regularly for the national and business press and is the editor of a popular e-PR web site. He is also the author of E-PR: The Essential Guide to Public Relations on the Internet, The Sunday Times Guide to E-Business Essentials and E-Mail Essentials: How to Make the Most of Your E-Communication (all published by Kogan Page). Matt is currently working on his next book for Kogan Page, B2B E-Marketing.

Table of Contents

New media, new marketing: E-marketing and the four Ps; About this book. Part 1 Getting focused: Planning your e-marketing activity; E-marketing strategies; Identifying your online audience; Getting equipped; Summary. Part 2 E-market research: Market research and the Internet; Using search engines; Primary research; E-mail as a research tool; Newsgroup research; Competitor research; Market research via your site; Automated research; Getting information to come to you; Useful research; Summary. Part 3 The Web design dilemma: Design planning; Mapping out your site; The Web-design options; Summary. Part 4 Web design principles: Back to basics; Six general principles; User-friendly sites; Sites for sore eyes; Interactive designs; Avoiding information overload; Designing from the outside in; A creative approach; Useful sites; Summary. Part 5 Search engines: Preparation; How to register with search engines; Cheating the search engines; Evaluating your search technique; A slow progress; Summary. Part 6 More marketing channels: Reciprocal links; Affiliate marketing; Web awards; Announcing your site; Building repeat traffic; New content notices; Tools for return visitors; Summary. Part 7 Direct e-marketing: The advantages of e-mail marketing; E-mail marketing challenges; E-mailing lists; Writing for e-mail; E-newsletters; Newsgroups; A brief guide to netiquette; Summary. Part 8 Handling sales online: Selling on the Web; Processing orders; Acquiring merchant status; Shopping-cart software and services; Price pressure; Auctioning products and services; Security issues; Summary. Part 9 Supporting customers: Winning over first-timers; Making subsequent sales; E-mail and customer support; Increasing product value; Fulfilment; Summary. Part 10 Brand building on the Internet: The importance of e-branding; Brand misconceptions; Defining a brand; The e-branding difference; Uncovering your brand; The e-branding paradox; Online communities; Domain names; Learning from successful brands; Brand aid; Summary. Part 11 Advertising online: The case for online advertising; The case against online advertising; The verdict; Banner ads; Other types of online advertising; Planning an e-advertising campaign; Buying online advertising space; Where to advertise; Advertising placement services; The web site as advert; Advertising on your site; Summary. Part 12 E-publicity: Making news; Media research; Handling journalists the right way; The e-media release; Electronic press packs; E-mail pitches; Becoming a media resource; Guerrilla marketing; Online press conferences; PR is everything; Negative publicity; Useful Web sites; Summary. Part 13 Clicks and mortar marketing: The Internet and the offline media; Narrowcasting; The end of high street shopping?; Reality sites; Integrated advertising; Telecommunications and the Internet; More offline methods; Adding value to real world business; Summary. Part 14 Evaluation. (Part contents.)

Additional information

GOR001857382
9780749435479
074943547X
THE E-MARKETING HANDBOOK by Matt Haig
Used - Very Good
Hardback
Kogan Page Ltd
20010401
288
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