1-29-00
Internet
Marketing Hofacker BUS 113 W-6:30
Michael Dill
586-4800 x3515 BS 306-310 mdill97571@aol.com
dillm@mccc.com
5:30~6:15 hours
9 x 12 Pad
Zip / A disk
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Links are Broken
Drop Down
to Chapter – "GO Button" Missing
Self Test
- Not Ready
Pages go on
30 Screens Deep
Pages have 100s
of Links
Links are
untested
Links to
BAD Sites
Links to
Sites that Don’t work Past the Index Page
Links to
pages "Test for Browser 4", Browser 5.5 fails
Links are
vaguely or not related to E-Commerce / Marketing.
Tags – Coding
is wrong, incomplete,
Tech-Support
Page doesn’t have a link to this book
Book seems to
be written to a CEO with no understanding of web, in an attempt
to enlighten and then over whelm to justify the "technical"
aspect of the Web Designer.
Over importance
in what other are doing. Over How this will benefit the paying client.
Mystifies the
web and its importance.
Un-Nessicary
Reverences
.
tags missing.
If I had taken
this class first, I would have given up.
A small book
that say nothing new and a web site that show bad examples and is
not functioning in places.
A very expensive
book.
Navigation is
confusing – Am I Visiting a new page associated w a chapter or rudinancy
Is "activities"
redundant to Chapters.
Navigation runs
me circles. And makes me wonder if I have found where I am supposed
to be.
The code is
so heavy is uses my entire "Cache".
They give additional
reading having nothing to do with e-com. Like a history of the Internet
dating back to 700bc "carrier pidgins"
E-commerce
IT’S
ABOUT THE INFORMATION OR THE SALES
Business to
business
Corporate Image
/ History / advice / financial / job postings / new products / new
territories. / communications / Purchases / user demographics
Exchange of
products and or services and or information
Gather / Spread
information
SEARCH Engines:
- Altavista
- AOL
- Excite
- Google
- Dogpile
- InfoSpace
- LYCO
- MSN
- Yahoo
Types of Business:
- Retailng
- Electronic
Catalogues
- E-Brochure
- Associations
on the Net
- Entrapanuer
- Market
Shares (percent of total sales in a market type)
Hours of operation
Telephone
Address
Direction
Offering / products
services
Reservations
/ appointments /
Contact – E-Mail
DATABASE
Picture , id
# , description, size, color, price, shipping info/costs,
Marketing on the internet
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About
The Money
The Information
The Ego
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Communicating
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Selling
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Provide content – education / showcase
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Networking
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COMMUNICATION:
Advertisements
Promotions
Customer
Relations
E-mail /
Usenet / Auto-responders / e-mail Footers /
SELLING:
Direct Marketing
Goods Books
CD Computers
Services Advice,
Investment
Symbolics Tickets
CONTENT:
Selling
Ad Space on site (banners)
User Fee
Portals
/ Gateway / Search Engines
Organization
and suggestions to visit
NETWORK FUNCTION:
Functions
like Usenet / bulletin boards /
Support
for on-line Auctions, (unsupported content) use of data base.
Network
Solutions
Web Top sales:
Software
Books
Hardware
Music
Home Electronics
Marketing medium:
- TV
- Internet
- Print
- Transit
- Radio
- Promotions
- Billboard
- Networking
(word of mouth / tag along adds)
E-Commerce
– High Tech Transfer of Information.
- Selling
goods and Services
- Distribution
- Traffic
But can’t touch
touch
Activity 1
Chapter
1: Categories of Internet Marketing
Group Web Project
Your group will produce a Web site either for a real client, a faculty
member, a campus organization, or a pretend but realistic client.
The instructor might have some clients in mind that need a Web site.
Your proposal should include the following sections:
- Client
"Needs assessment." This should provide an overview of why
the client needs a web site.
- Target
audience or market identification. Who is the client trying
to reach? What are some of the characteristics of this group?
- Web Site
Objectives. What knowledge or feelings do they want to convey?
What actions would they like the consumer to take?
Once the project
is approved, you can proceed to create an actual Web site. At the
end of the term, each group will present the instructor with a URL
with the site address, or a diskette containing the site, along
with an updated version of the proposal including the three items
given above.
The project
grade will be based on the following criteria:
- Appropriateness
of your site to task, function and target market; does it
meet the objectives you specified in the proposal? Does it provide
the benefit sought by the client?
- Adherence
to site and page design principles as discussed in the text
and class.
- Do all
the links work?
- Aesthetics;
does it look good? Is it creative?
- Effort;
was it just thrown together or does it exhibit work on your group's
part?
- Originality;
did your group create it or were parts of it borrowed from another
web site?
Week Two:
Business to
Business FAST No Inventory
Receiving
Shipping
Warehousing
Manufacturing
Administration
Languages:
- C
- C++
- Fortran
- Pascel
- Basic
- Java Script
- Java (un-compiled
p-code)
- VB
- VB Script
- Perl
- CGI
- SQL
- CCS
- ASP
- ADO
- XML
- DHTML
- ACTIVE-X
- VRMC Virtual
Reality Model Language
Servelet
small compiled JAVA
Applettes
previously written small programs
COOKIES:
Good
for shopping carts stored on user’s computer
Read
what is in the cart
Read
on check out.
Cheap
and efficient
Record
of actions business
MBMS DataBase
Management System
Oracle –
expensive good
SQL Server
7 MS
Access (translates
to SQL well
PWS Personal
Web Server
IIS Internet
Interchange Server
JDBC Java
Database Code
Http - FTP
- telnet
Http://
www. Machinename. Port# / file.ext
Port 80
standard
Firewalls
prevent non-standard transfer
MCCC= port
88
WEEK 3 1-29-01
BANNERS ADS
:
Cognition -
awareness about brand
Affect -
uses emotion feelings desires to draw click
Behavior -
Action to transaction / click through
Post
Execute
Click
Post on similar
site - Demographics of banner host
TARGET is most
important
Don’t use a
site that also advertises your competitor
Use the Banner
to place them on a special page geared from where the visitor came
from .
E-commerce
Keep up with
changes
- Losses /
gains
- Folded ventures
/ merges / start ups
- Investor
- Market plans
are nessicary
- Advertisements
/ on the site / about this site
Mom and Pop
will fight Big Box Retail on the Internet.
Micro Mom and
Pop will emerge / e-storefronts with 20 items even less than 10
items
Flea-markets
/ swap meets augmented by e-com.
The battle will
be cost vs. returns as the start ups for the small entrapanure becomes
less there will be more will business that if failed will not devastate
the owner / operators .
www.adcritic.com
Internet
is collapsing time
Shortening
time
Open
24/7
Opening
over sea markets
No
employees on down time
ADS
Lure
a buyer
Consumer
interaction with AD
Information
Purchase
ADVANTAGE
Taget:
- Companies
- Geographic
location
- Nations
- Time
of Day
- Computer
Platforms
- Computer
Browser
- Track
current customer
- Measure
response
- Clicks
- #
of purchases
- Leads
- Adjust
and change to trends
- Instant
launch
- Interaction
with product
- Software
free demo
- Audio
Visual Interaction
- Banner
ads
- Drop
Down
- Anamated
- Type
- Static
- Animated
- Looping
anamations
- Popular
- High
click thru
- More
informsation
- Inexpensive
- Small
15k
- Interactive
- Games
- Incert
information
- Quries
- Pull
down menu
- Form
- Search
engines
- HTML
banners
- Radio
buttons
- Pull
down
- Older
browser
- Envolvment
- Rich
Media
- Java
Scripts
- Higher
activities
- Credit
approvals on line
KNOCK
KNOCK:
Search
engine techniques:
Search engines Servers/Searches Top Engines
- Where
am I
- Site
Visibility / How Do I rank ?
- What
Can I do like they did.
- What
did the people do that was more successful
- Number
of META Keywords (15 or less per page)
- Unique
works
- Different
words on each page
- Single
words only with "," between words (no strings)
- Comments
- Java
eats up indexing oppurtunities
- Use
plurals of words and versions of words
- Frequency
of word on page
- Predominance
(size at the top)
at top of page
- META
Description
- Weight
(small words font=1, too many can cause exclusion)
- Invisible
words BAD (same color as background)
- Alt
tags, file names use keywords as names
- Page
Title
- Very
important Key Words and Company Names
- Hidden
Fields
- Links
to other sites
- Reciprocal
Links from Other Pages
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