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Marketing Mix
on Internet
Rimantas Gatautis
Kaunas University of Technology
Internet marketing
Process
IT
Relations
Exchange
Both parties satisfaction
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Marketing mix
Combination of all the elements
that make up marketing
Product
Price
Distribution
Promotion
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Rayport, Jaworski 2001
Product
Price
Distribution
Communication
Community
Branding
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Daniel, McDonald 2001
•Integration
•Interactivity
•Independence of location
•Individualization
•Intelligence
•Industry restructurization
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4S
scope
site
synergy
system
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Product
A product is a bundle of benefits that
satisfies needs of organizations or
consumers.
– Includes tangible goods, services, ideas,
people and places.
– Products such as search engines are
unique to the Internet while others simply
use the Internet as a new distribution
channel.
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Product - value
Process
Expectations
Customer
opinion
Price level
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Creating cutomer value - “Value"
strategies
Information
Subscription/personalization
Trade
Mix
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Price
Price is the sum of all values that
buyers exchange for the benefits
of a good or service.
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Price – price strategies
Tangible
Intangible
Mixed
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Pricing strategies
Static strategies:
Penetration pricing
Market skiming pricing
Price leadership
Promotional pricing (HighLow)
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Pricing strategies
The Internet is taking us back to
an era of dynamic pricing—
varying prices for individual
customers.
Auctions
Group buying
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Distribution
A distribution channel is a group of
interdependent firms that transfer
product and information from the
supplier to the consumer.
– Producers
– Intermediaries
– Buyers
Each channel member performs
some of the marketing functions.
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Distribution
The are three perspectives
through which to view
distribution channels:
· by types of intermediaries,
· by the functions that are
performed in the channel,
· by flow of product, information
and finance along the channel.
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Distribution
Traditional intermediaries:
Wholesalers buy products from
the manufacturer and resell
them to retailers.
Brokers facilitate transactions
between buyers and sellers.
Agents may represent either the
buyer or seller
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New intermediaries
Infomediaries
E-Malls
Virtual communities
Virtual value chain integrators
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Functions of a distribution channel
The Internet greatly facilitates
market deconstruction –
removing distribution channel
function from players that
normally perform them, and
reconstruction – reallocating
those functions to other
intermediaries in novel way.
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Functions of a distribution channel
Transactional functions refer to making contact with
buyers and using marketing communication
strategies to make them aware of product.
Marketing communication
Matching products to buyer’s needs
Negotiating Price
Process Transaction
Logistical functions include physical distribution.
Physical distribution
Aggregating Products
Third –Party Logistic
Facilitating functions:
Market research
Financing of purchases
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Supply – Demand
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Systems perspective
Farmer 1
Food
supplier
Supply Chain
Farmer 2
Steel
supplier
Manufacturer or
Parts
supplier
Service Provider
Parts
supplier
Fabric
supplier
Distribution
Channel
Wholesaler
Retailer 1
Retailer 2
Wholesaler
Manufacturer or
Service Provider
Agent
Retailer 3
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Promotion
Internet advertising:
Web sites
Banners
E-mail
Search engines
Links
Discussion forums
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1) Off-line advertising
2) On-line advertising
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Banners pricing
CPM (cost per thousand)
CPC (cost per click)
CPUC (cost per unique click)
CPA (cost per action)
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Promotion
E-coupons
Sampling
(shareware, demo
versions, trial versions)
Contests
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Public relations
Content
sponsorship
Community building
Online events
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