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Internet Marketing Understanding Consumers

Dr. Ofer Mintz

Information Rules

“As the century closed, the world became smaller. The public rapidly gained access to new and dramatically faster communication technologies. Entrepreneurs, able to draw on unprecedented scale economies, built vast empires. Great fortunes were made. The government demanded that these powerful new monopolists be held accountable under antitrust law. Every day brought forth new technological advances to which the old business models seemed no longer to apply. Those who mastered these laws survived in the new environment. Those who did not, failed.”

Source: Shapiro & Varian (p.1)

Outline of Today’s Class

Why Do Consumers Go Online?

Flow on the Web

4 Shopping Strategies

Directed buying

Search/deliberation

Hedonic browsing

Knowledge building

Why Do Consumers Go Online?

Why Do Consumers Go Online?

Easy to get information they are interested in

Experience information as an “experience good”

Enjoy network effects

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The Internet “Flow” Experience

Flow is a function of control, content, and motivational characteristics that define four direct determinants of the flow state:

Perceived congruence of skills and challenges

Focused attention

Interactivity

Telepresence (consumer is both a sender and a receiver)

Model of Network Navigation on the Internet

Source: Hoffman and Novak (1996)

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Flow and Firm Shopping Strategies

What should firms do:

Create action points

Keep high involvement

Allow social interactions

Why Do Consumers Go Online?

4 Types of Shopping Strategies:

Directed buying

Search/deliberation

Hedonic browsing

Knowledge building

Source: Moe (2003)

Directed Buying

Directed Buying Strategy

Pros

Cons

Search/Deliberation

Search/Deliberation Strategy

Pros

Cons

Hedonic Browsing

Hedonic Browsing Strategy

Pros

Cons

Knowledge Building

Knowledge Building Strategy

Pros

Cons

Putting it Together (Customer Purchase Journey)

Trade-off between Full Flow of Information vs. Information Overload

Visual Engagement

Source: Mashable (2012)

Visual Engagement

Source: Mashable (2012)

Website Design Perspective

Recap of Internet Marketing I

Understanding why and how consumers shop online is VITAL for your business!

Next Tutorial & Class

Tutorial TOPIC:

Introduce live-case

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Lecture TOPIC:

Internet Marketing Goals

Next Tutorial

Discuss Live-Case project

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