CHAPTER
IMPLEMENTING
INTERACTIVE
AND
MULTICHANNEL
MARKETING
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AFTER READING THIS CHAPTER
YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO:
1. Describe what interactive marketing is
and how it creates customer value,
customer relationships, and customer
experiences.
2. Explain why certain types of products
and services are particularly suited for
interactive marketing.
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AFTER READING THIS CHAPTER
YOU SHOULD BE ABLE TO:
3. Describe why consumers shop and buy
online and how marketers influence
online purchasing behavior.
4. Define multichannel marketing and the
role of transactional and promotional
websites in reaching online consumers.
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ONE BIKE: YOURS
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CREATING CUSTOMER VALUE,
RELATIONSHIPS, AND EXPERIENCES
IN MARKETSPACE
• Marketplace
• Marketspace
• Customer Value Creation in Marketspace
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FIGURE 18-1 Trend in online shoppers and
online retail sales revenue in the United
States
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FIGURE 18-1A Online shoppers in the
United States
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FIGURE 18-1B Online retail sales revenue in
the United States
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Godiva Chocolatier
What utility is created by its website?
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CREATING CUSTOMER VALUE,
RELATIONSHIPS, AND EXPERIENCES
IN MARKETSPACE
• Interactivity, Individuality, and
Customer Relationships in Marketspace
Interactivity
Interactive Marketing
Choiceboards
• Collaborative Filtering
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Nike iD
What is a choiceboard?
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CREATING CUSTOMER VALUE,
RELATIONSHIPS, AND EXPERIENCES
IN MARKETSPACE
• Interactivity, Individuality, and
Customer Relationships in Marketspace
Personalization
Permission Marketing
• Opt-In
• Opt-Out
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CREATING CUSTOMER VALUE,
RELATIONSHIPS, AND EXPERIENCES
IN MARKETSPACE
• Creating an Online Customer Experience
Context
Communication
Content
Community
Customization
Commerce
Connection
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FIGURE 18-2 Website design elements that
drive customer experience
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Harley-Davidson
What customer experience is created
by its website?
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Concept Check
1. The greatest marketspace opportunity
for marketers lies in the creation of
what kind of utility?
A: form utility
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Concept Check
2. Companies produce a customer
experience through what seven
website design elements?
A: These design elements are: context,
content, community, customization,
communication, connection, and
commerce.
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ONLINE CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
AND MARKETING PRACTICE
IN MARKETSPACE
• Who is the Online Consumer
• What Online Consumers Buy
Product Information
Unique Items
Audio/Video Demos
Convenience Items
Digital Items
Standardized Items
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FIGURE 18-3 Estimated online retail sales
by product/service category: 2003 and 2008
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ONLINE CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
AND MARKETING PRACTICE
IN MARKETSPACE
• Why Consumers Shop and Buy Online
Convenience
• Bots
Choice
Customization
• Customerization
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FIGURE 18-4 Why consumers shop and buy
online
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ONLINE CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
AND MARKETING PRACTICE
IN MARKETSPACE
• Why Consumers Shop and Buy Online
Communication
• Marketer-to-Consumer
• Consumer-to-Marketer
• Consumer-to-Consumer
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ONLINE CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
AND MARKETING PRACTICE
IN MARKETSPACE
• Why Consumers Shop and Buy Online
Communication
• Web Communities
• Blog
• Spam
• Buzz
• Viral Marketing
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De Beers and Physique
How did these firms apply viral marketing?
De Beers
Physique
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ONLINE CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
AND MARKETING PRACTICE
IN MARKETSPACE
• Why Consumers Shop and Buy Online
Cost
• Dynamic Pricing
Control
• Portals
• Cookies
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ONLINE CONSUMER BEHAVIOR
AND MARKETING PRACTICE
IN MARKETSPACE
• When and Where Online Consumers
Shop and Buy
Monday - Friday
Normal Work Hours
Browse Rather Than Buy
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Concept Check
1. What is viral marketing?
A: Viral marketing is an Internetenabled promotional strategy that
encourages individuals to forward
marketer-initiated messages to others
via e-mail.
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Concept Check
2. What are the six reasons consumers
prefer to shop and buy online?
A: convenience, choice, customization,
communication, cost, and control
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MULTICHANNEL MARKETING
TO THE ONLINE CONSUMER
• Integrating and Leveraging Multiple
Channels with Multichannel Marketing
Dual Distribution
Multichannel Retailers
Multichannel Marketing
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MULTICHANNEL MARKETING
TO THE ONLINE CONSUMER
• Implementing Multichannel Marketing
Multichannel Marketing with
Transactional Websites
• Channel Conflict
Multichannel Marketing with
Promotional Websites
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FIGURE 18-5 Implementing multichannel
marketing with promotional websites
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Concept Check
1. Multichannel marketing is _______.
the blending of different communication and delivery channels that are
mutually reinforcing in attracting,
retaining, and building relationships
with consumers who shop and buy in
the traditional marketplace and
marketspace
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Concept Check
2. Channel conflict between
manufacturers and retailers is likely
to arise when manufacturers use
transactional
__________ websites.
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GOING ONLINE
TRACKING TRENDS IN
INTERACTIVE MARKETING
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Going Online
1.
Visit the Clickz website, then click the “Stats”
link. Your assignment is as follows:
Choose a topic covered in the chapter that
interests you, such as the demographics of
Internet users. Compare and contrast the most
recent research published in Clickz.com with
information contained in the chapter. Don’t be
surprised if you find differences.
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Going Online
2. Choose two regions of the world, such
as North America and Europe. How
do Internet usage and interactive
marketing differ between the two
regions based on the most recent
research?
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VIDEO CASE 18
McFARLANE TOYS:
THE BEST OF INTERACTIVE
MARKETING
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VIDEO CASE 18
McFarlane Toys
FIGURE 1 Toy category sales in the United
States (listed alphabetically)
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VIDEO CASE 18
McFarlane Toys
1. Describe the channels of distribution
McFarlane Toys uses to reach its
action figure customers.
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VIDEO CASE 18
McFarlane Toys
2. Why have interactive marketing
strategies been successful for
McFarlane Toys? What unique
elements are part of its online
experience?
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VIDEO CASE 18
McFarlane Toys
3. How does McFarlane Toys address
each of the six C’s consumers
consider when shopping and buying
online?
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SUPPLEMENTAL
LECTURE NOTE 18-1
JUST LOOKING, THANKS:
WHY E-SHOPPERS ABANDON
THEIR SHOPPING CARTS
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IN-CLASS ACTIVITY 18-1
BUYING A
BMW Z4 ROADSTER:
MARKETPLACE VS.
MARKETSPACE (PART 1)
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BMW Z4 Roadster Views
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BMW Z4 Roadster TV Ad
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BMW Z4 Roadster Promotional E-Mail
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IN-CLASS ACTIVITY 18-2
BUYING A
BMW Z4 ROADSTER:
BUILD YOUR BMW (PART 2)
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Interactive Marketing
Interactive marketing involves
two-way buyer-seller electronic
communication in a computer-mediated
environment in which the buyer controls
the kind and amount of information
received from the seller.
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Choiceboard
A choiceboard is an interactive,
Internet-enabled system that allows
individual customers to design their
own products and services by answering a
few questions and choosing from a menu
of product or service attributes
(or components), prices, and delivery
options.
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Collaborative Filtering
Collaborative filtering is a process that
automatically groups people with similar
buying intentions, preferences, and
behaviors and predicts future purchases.
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Personalization
Personalization is the consumer-initiated
practice of generating content on a
marketer’s website that is custom tailored
to an individual’s specific needs and
preferences.
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Permission Marketing
Permission marketing is the solicitation
of a consumer’s consent (called “opt-in”)
to receive e-mail and advertising based on
personal data supplied by the consumer.
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Customer Experience
Customer experience is the sum total of
the interactions that a customer has with a
company’s website, from the initial look
at a home page through the entire
purchase decision process.
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Bots
Bots are electronic shopping agents or
robots that comb websites to compare
prices and product or service features.
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Customerization
Customerization is the growing practice
of not only customizing a product or
service but also personalizing the
marketing and overall shopping and
buying interaction for each customer.
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Web Communities
Web communities are websites that
allow people to congregate online and
exchange views on topics of common
interest.
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Spam
Spam is communications that take the
form of electronic junk mail or
unsolicited e-mail.
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Viral Marketing
Viral marketing is an Internet-enabled
promotional strategy that encourages
individuals to forward marketer-initiated
messages to others via e-mail.
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Dynamic Pricing
Dynamic pricing is the practice of
changing prices for products and services
in real time in response to supply and
demand conditions.
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Portals
Portals are electronic gateways to the
Internet that supply a broad array of news
and entertainment, information resources,
and shopping services.
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Cookies
Cookies are computer files that a
marketer can download onto the computer
of an online shopper who visits the
marketer’s website.
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Multichannel Marketing
Multichannel marketing consists of
the blending of different communication
and delivery channels that are mutually
reinforcing in attracting, retaining, and
building relationships with consumers
who shop and buy in the traditional
marketplace and marketspace.
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