DØK INM - Internet Marketing*

Faculty
Ravi Vatrapu
Course Coordinator
Ravi Vatrapu
Prerequisite/progression of the course
Prior courses in marketing and/or advertising are desired but not required.
 
Course content, structure and teaching
The digital revolution continues to have a tremendous impact on all aspects of business and advertising is no exception. The digital revolution resulted in the vertical convergence of business channel capacities and the horizontal integration of marketing communications. However, at present there is much uncritical enthusiasm as well as scepticism with respect to internet marketing. This course seeks to redress this situation by through a scientific research based inquiry into internet marketing.
Course content will consist of internet marketing fundamentals, internet marketing strategy development, the implementation and practice of internet marketing, and five special topics on internet advertising. Theoretical and practical knowledge is provided about models, methods, and frameworks for a company's use of internet media in the marketing of products, services, brands, etc., in advertising, by creating user communities, through viral campaign actions, mobile applications (apps) etc. Course content will also include how the evaluation of these actions is carried out.
Special topics will cover five different kinds of internet advertising:
1. Search Engine Marketing
2. Social Media Marketing
3. Mobile Marketing
4. In-Game Advertising and Advergaming
5. Altered / Virtual/ Augmented Reality Advertising
Time
Topics
Readings
Exercises
Lectures 1-3
Introduction
Course Description
Exercise 01: Critical Reflection on a Personal Product Purchase
Prognosis of Internet Advertising-1
Prognosis of Internet Advertising-2
Lectures 4-6
Introduction to Internet Marketing
Ch.01 of Internet Marketing
Exercise 02: History of Advertising ( Part1 , Part 2 )
History of Online Advertising (Classroom discussion)
Internet Micro-Environment
Ch.02 of Internet Marketing
Internet Macro-Environment
Ch.03 of Internet Marketing
Lectures 7-9
Internet Marketing Strategy
Ch.04 of Internet Marketing
Exercise 04: World Economic Forum ( GCR , GITR )
Statistics Denmark , PEW US
Internet and the Marketing Mix
Ch.05 of Internet Marketing
Exercise 05: The Long-Tail
Customer Relationship Management
Ch.06 of Internet Marketing
Exercise 06: Internet History ( Video 1 , Video 2 )
How Internet Works , On Persuasion
Lectures 10-12
Delivering the Online Customer Experience
Ch.07 of Internet Marketing
Campaign Planning for the Digital Media
Ch.08 of Internet Marketing
Exercise 10: Creative Consumer ( Part 1 , Part 2 , Part 3 , Part 4 )
Marketing Communications Using Digital Media Channels
Ch.09 of Internet Marketing
Exercise 11: Project Topics
Lectures 13-15
Measurement and Monitoring
Ch.10 of Internet Marketing
Business-to-Consumer Internet Marketing
Ch.11 of Internet Marketing
Exercise 13: IAB Trade Report
Business-to-Business Internet Marketing
Ch.12 of Internet Marketing
Lectures 16-18
Special Topics: Social Media Advertising
The Rise of the Digital Native
Solis, B. (2007)
Wetpaint & Altimeter. (2009)
Exercise 16: Viral Videos Demos
Lectures 19-21
Special Topics: Search Engine Advertising
Fain, D., & Pedersen, J. (2006)
Into the Mind of the Searcher
Exercise 17: Google AdWords Demo
Lectures 22-24
Special Topics: Mobile Advertising
Tsang, M., Ho, S., & Liang, T. (2004)
Mobile Marketing Association’s Global Mobile Advertising Guidelines
Exercise 18: Brands and Mobile Apps Demos
Lectures 25-27
Special Topics: Gaming Advertising
Vedrashko, I. (2006)
Hemp, P. (2006)
Exercise 19: In-Game Adverstising and Advergaming Demos
Lectures 28-30
Special Topics: Augmented Reality Advertising
Saunter, T. (2009).
Exercise 20: Augmented Reality Ad Demos
The course's development of personal competences
Knowledge: Online marketing, internet advertising, online consumer psychology, and social media
Skills: Critical reading and reporting of online marketing research
Abilities: To create and assess internet advertisements
 
Learning Objectives
Objectives:
  1. Insight into modern psychological theories and models dealing with the modern and postmodern consumer.
  2. Understand the socio-technical context within which the consumer is situated online. Social media are an essential part of that context.
  3. Course focus is on the importance of Internet and social media from the consumer / user perspective and their marketing from a corporate perspective
Learning Outcomes:
By the end of the course, students should be able to:
1. Explain the modern consumer's use of the Internet generally, and particularly the Internet's role as facilitator of online communities.
2. Discuss the assumptions underlying the study of advertising, consumers and communities, with primary focus on the online features as well as discussing individual theories and models presented in the course.
3. Understand and analyze the relationships between models, concepts and theories presented in the curriculum.
4. Identify and analyze a specific problem for a company's communications and interaction with defined target groups and segments, and explaining the Internet's impact on those audiences.
5. Develop and deploy research-based practical solutions for a company using online media to achieve defined objectives of the communication (achieving penetration, top-of-mind, relationship building, etc..) while taking into account budgetary restrictions and the expected effects of actions.
6. Describe the methods and tools that can be used in evaluating the effectiveness of corporate online communication market.
Type of examination, exam aids and assessment
Project/home assignment. Re-take exam: project/home assignment.
15 pages, written individually
Recommended literature
Recommended Literature: (Total Pages: 766)
Authors
Title
Publisher
Pages
Chaffey, D., Ellis-Chadwick, F., Mayer, R., & Johnston, K. (2009).
Internet Marketing: Strategy, Implementation and Practice
Financial Times/Prentice Hall.
500
Clemens, E (2009)
TechCrunch
5
Lindqvist, U.,
Bjørn-Andersen, N., Kaldalóns, Ö.,
Krokan, A., &
Persson, C. (2009)
Nordic Innovation Center
15
Fain, D., & Pedersen, J. (2006)
Bulletin of the American Society for Information Science and Technology, 32(2), 12-13.
3
Enquiro
Into the Mind of the Searcher
Whitepaper from Enquiro Research www.enquiroresearch.com
30
Enquiro Research
The Rise of the Digital Native
Whitepaper from Enquiro Research, www.enquiroresearch.com
20
Solis, B. (2007).
Whitepaper by Brain Solis
11
Wetpaint & Altimeter. (2009).
Industry Research Report by Wetpaint & Altimeter.
19
Tsang, M., Ho, S., & Liang, T. (2004).
Consumer attitudes toward mobile advertising: An empirical study.
International Journal of Electronic Commerce, 8(3), 65-78.
14
Mobile Marketing Assiociation
Guidelines to Mobile Marketing
Whitepaper
30
Vedrashko, I. (2006).
Unpublished Masters' Thesis. Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
80
Hemp, P. (2006).
Avatar-based marketing.
Harvard Business Review, 84(6), 48-57
9
Saunter, T. (2009)
Assessing an Augmented Future: What is Augmented Reality, What are its Potential Applications in the Entertainment Industry, and What Will its Emergence Mean for the User in Society?
Digital Cortext
30
Total:
766

Last updated by Electives secretariat 20/08/2010