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DIGI

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digital marketing The use of digital channels, platforms, and data to attract attention, influence_ consumer decisions, and build long-term _relationships_ with customers
digital mindset Shifting from posting __content_ to solving customer _problems__ digitally
key drivers for digital marketing need consumers are online, information is instant, attention is scarce, choice overload
digital marketing benefits cost effective, customer retention/loyalty, analytics, personalization, scalability, etc
7 D's of digital marketing digital goals, digital audience, digital device, digital media, digital data, digital technology, digital marketing channels
digital goals brand goals and strategy, smart goals, business and revenue models-monetization,
digital audience B2C, B2B, C2C, target markets, segment, personas
digital media paid, owned, earned, websites and apps, content marketing and PR
digital data big data, customer profiles, behaviors and preferences
digital technology AI, VR, marketing automation, MarTech marketing clouds
digital marketing channels Platforms, systems, and tactics used to attract, _engage_, and _convert_ audiences in digital spaces - relies on multiple channels
Search engine optimization Improving a website to be better promoted_ on search engine results pages (__SERPs__) , unpaid
search engine marketing Bidding on keywords/or _keyphrases__ that consumers regularly use to search , can be paid ads
social media/community marketing Tool for brands to build __communities__, tell stories, and interact _directly_ with audiences - critical for shaping brands personality and creating emotional connections
email marketing Sending direct, _crafted__ emails to a target audience - build relationships and get repeat engagement- personalized messages, promotions, etc
mobile marketing Reaching customers through smartphones and tablets - Focuses on delivering _timely_, location-based, and highly _personalized_ experiences
smart environment marketing digital interactions in the physical world - internet of things, smart devices, wifi, bluetooth, etc
metaverse _immersive_ environments that are virtual _augmented_ digital spaces
segmentation Dividing market into _distinct_ groups of customers using segmentation practices
targeting Determine which segments to _focus__ marketing efforts on
buyer persona _fictionalized_ representation of that target customer
positioning Create _marketing mix_ that is most likely to appeal the target audience
digital marketing 7 A's add, allure, advance, adapt, associate, abide, analyze
allure attract customers, entice, provide info
add add value for consumer, organization and society
advance keep consumers moving, provide help
adapt adjust to environment, be flexible, change to consumer behavior
associate make meaningful connection, intentional engagement, gain loyalty
abide follow the law, ethical considerations, respect privacy
analyze use metrics, measure, monitor
digital value proposition _unique__, convincing proposal about _why_ a consumer in the target market should purchase your offering(s) - shows the value of offering to help them make the decision to purchase 
generative AI A tech tool that generates something _new_ from _examples_ shown, not a replacement for human creativity
digital consumers Uses electronic means to _obtain_ products and services
digital consumer behavior All _procedures_ used by a consumer in online environment
buyers journey Describes what customers do, experience, expect, and how they feel about the interactions they have with a company
touchpoints Interactions a customer can have to get information, encounter a store's display or employee, discover and acquire products or services, or handle transactions
stages of buyers journey awareness, zero moment of truth, consideration, decision
zero moment of truth (ZMOT) Pioneered by google , Bridge between Awareness and Consideration stages - Consumers actively seek information online before interacting with the brand/product in the real world
first moment of truth purchase decision
second moment of truth The experience of using the product and providing feedback
consumer motivations Underlying needs drive search choices
customer experience (CX) Entire relationship between the customer and the brand
digital customer experience (DCX) When the customer experience takes place mostly through digital means
user experience (UX) How engaging and usable digital marketing is for the consumer
CRM systems help organize interactions to provide the best experiences possible and improve the Customer Lifetime Value (CLV)
digital marketing strategy A long-term plan for how a brand uses digital channels to reach the right audience, at the right time, with the right message, to achieve specific business goals
KPI key performance indicator, measurable values that determine success
digital marketing metrics awareness, engagement, conversion, retnention
brand positioning 4 P's product, place, price, promotion
digital channel roles discovery, education, validation, conversion, retention, advocacy
owned media/channels website, email, app, blog
paid channels search ads, social ads, partnerships
earned channels revies, word of mouth, PR
user experience honeycomb useful, useable, desirable, findable, accessible, credible, valuable
awareness metric impressions, reach, brand search volume
engagement metric engagement rate, click-through rate, session duration,
conversion metric conversion rate, cost per conversion
retention metric email open rate, email click rate
advertising business model Free to users with _revenue_ from the _advertisers_
on demand business model Ordering or receiving a product/service in real time
peer to peer business model _platform__ for consumers to _trade_ with each other
ecosystem business model combination of diverse offerings
e-commerce business model online sale of goods
freemium business model offer free and premium versions
subscription business model paying a constant amount to the seller of the product
user-first layout simple, intuitive navigation with clear menu labels, logical content flow
visual hierarchy and whitespace use headings, subheadings, and space to guide eye, avoid extra clutter, short section and bullets
mobile first designs assume most traffic from phones, buttons large enough to tap, responsive website design, progressive web apps
performance fast loading speeds, avoid huge images and unnecessary scripts
consistent branding limited color palettes, 1-2 eligible fonts
accessibility sufficient color contrast, readable font size, descriptive link text
clear calls to action use buttons over hyperlinks, action-oriented text
attribution models rules for how we give credit to different marketing touchpoints along the user’s path to conversion, rarely convert after single interaction,
single-touch model first interaction model, all credit goes to first interaction
last interaction model all credit goes to the last touchpoint customer used to get to the website and convert
linear attribution model portions out credit to each touchpoint the customer had
time-decay attribution model greater portion of the credit is given to interaction closest to the time of conversion activity
position based attribution model credit based on position of the interaction
last non-direct click attribution model all credit goes to the last interaction, no credit to directly typing in the web address
digital marketing benefits cost effective, personalization, customer retention/loyalty, tracking/analytics, establish expertise
Created by: kayleejh0829
 

 



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