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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 /

 

 

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

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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

 

About

The Money

The Information

The Ego

Communicating

Selling

Provide content – education / showcase

Networking

 
 
 
   
   

 

 

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

Provide
Information

Perform
a Function

Primary

Content Sites attract browsers with data or entertainment:
Nando Times · Jumbo · Ultimate TV · NetNoir · Stim · Map Blast · Research-It · Yahoo! Italia · Riddler · Yahoo! Broadcast · American Photo Syndicate · TRIP.com · Netsurfer Digest · Bonus.com · The Knot · CareerPath.com

Network Utilities perform Internet tasks:
Jump City · Hotbot · Juno · CyberGold · Liszt · Alexa · Mind It · ONElist · eBay Auctions · Movie Critic · Proxy Vote·

Secondary

Promotional Sites communicate about a product or service:
Silicon Graphics · Ethan Allen · Babylon 5 · Olsen & Assoc. · Bonne Bell · Cane Creek · Trust for Public Land · Spath-Bjorklund Associates

Selling Sites directly market to the consumer:
Internet Travel Network · Virtual Vineyards · Single Search · Seattle FilmWorks · Dell Computer · NetBride · Charles Schwab

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
        • Fixed Image
      • 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