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Marketing Chapter 10

Marketing Chapter 10 and 11

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Products (Technology Impacts the Marketing Mix) technology comes in all shapes and sizes; not just "high tech" products like smartphones, computers, electric automobiles
Price (Technology Impacts the Marketing Mix) technology impacts the price of goods, which in many cases can be higher amongst launch but which can be driven down based on adoption
Place (Technology Impacts the Marketing Mix) technology greatly affects where and how products and services are distributed (the internet)
Promotion (Technology Impacts the Marketing Mix) technology impacts just about everyone and their behavior, thoughts, actions
Companies can use data and technology to: improve products, learn more about consumer behavior, enhance the customer experience, misuse consumers' personal data, target consumers with advertising based on data, behavior, sites viewed, etc., invade consumers privacy
Consumers benefit from technology-centric companies in several ways potentially beneficial products and services, helps keep consumers current on trends, often leads to more convenience and better service, product & brand differentiation, leadership position, various types of competitive advantage
People (Technology Impacts the Marketing Mix) all the new products, various forms of communications, pricing structures, business models, branding
Value Exchange companies provide consumers value with products and services and in exchange consumers provide value to companies by paying for those products and services
Benefits to consumers when companies responsibly use data and technology to: improve products, learn more about consumer behavior, and enhance the customer experience
Procure and mine data understand trends, learn about prospects and customers, etc.
Communicate and deliver better customer experiences enable customers to serve customers better and faster
Improve overall operational efficiency do things internally faster, better, and potentially cheaper
Build competitive advantage technology-driven processes within the business can help differentiate the brand
Data empowers businesses to... find out what prospects and customers want and need, know more about their target markets, understand what is working and not working through reporting
General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) an EU regulation protecting consumers around the use of their data and holding companies accountable on how that data is used
California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) gives consumers more control over the personal information that businesses collect about them
Cookies small text files placed in your browser that records sites visited, how long you were on the site, links clicked, and products placed in a shopping cart
First Party Cookies placed in your browser by the website you are visiting to improve the experience
Third Party Cookies cookies placed in a browser by a third party to track and deliver online advertising
IOS 14.5 App Track Transparency enables users to provide permission for apps to track their data on IOS devices
data driven refers to using the data to drive the business - including decision-making, processes, the customer experience, and even the revenue model
Softaware as a Service (SaaS) users pay a subscription fee, usually by the month or year for use of the software
tech stack a combination of programs, solutions, and services build or run an application or project; in this case, for enabling digital marketing
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