Digital Marketing Project

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Tutorial5V3.pptx

Digital Marketing for Managers Tutorial Week 5

Dr. Ofer Mintz

Dr. Kaye Chan

Dr. Valeria Noguti

Grading Rubric: Individual part 50 marks

Right medium 24%

Right customers 24%

Right messages 32%

Budget 10%

Measure, evaluate, define success 10%

Common Pitfalls: General Recommendations

Base all details on understanding of customers, company, and competitors: PROVIDE PROOF

Be specific, give detail, be concrete

Use charts, tables, figures to help explain your point

Common Pitfalls: General Recommendations (cont’d)

Simplify

Recommend ideas even if company is not doing them now

Goals: primary goal and focus, or can have minor secondary goal too

Understanding customers (buyers ~ existing customers; non-buyers ~ potential customers)

1 overall target market or 1 target market per channel (internet, social media, and mobile)

Understand their decision process

Unique selling points from customer point of view

What devices they use

What time of day and what days are they most likely to use

Where are these customers (allows geo-targeting)

What are their overall shopping strategies

Common Pitfalls: Recommendations on Marketing Methods

Each student does one single type of method (if Facebook, then same person does not do Instagram)

Why these methods (function of customers)

All based on understanding of customers: target and adjust to customers

Be specific but simply overall ideas

Can include ideas the firm is not doing, consider feasibility

Message

Include the unique selling point in the ad

Include the name of the business

Optimise landing pages

Make ads actionable

Common Pitfalls: Recommendations on Budgeting

Ask for a ballpark figure to base the digital plan

Define and justify how much per method

Consider weekday and time of day

Include how long campaign will run for

Common Pitfalls: Recommendations on Measuring and Evaluating

What is success? Define it

Be detailed

Define how to measure different parts of the digital plan

Evaluate what would make these numbers good or bad

How many new customers/purchases do you need to make money on your digital marketing campaign? You have to calculate. Can ask the firm their profit per customer