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Internet Marketing: Building Advantage in a Networked Economy, 2/e

Rafi Mohammed

ISBN: 0072538422
Copyright year: 2003

Feature Summary



New Features:
  • Significant Chapter Revision: All chapters are significantly revised to incorporate new Internet marketing levers and show the student the role of Internet marketing in a firm's overall marketing plan. Chapter exhibits that demonstrate the marketing levers of websites are more detailed in their explanation lending to a more comprehensive understanding of the concepts behind the theory.
  • New Co-Author: The book benefits from the addition of a new author, Gordon Paddison, who is widely heralded as the leading Internet marketer of his generation in Hollywood and is literally in the trenches everyday. The involvement of his hands-on experience and contemporary marketing knowledge in this edition ensures that each chapter contains leading edge thinking.
  • Design of the Marketing Program for Lord of the Rings (Chapter 15): This chapter focuses on the Internet marketing strategy of the marketing campaign for the film Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. The chapter illustrates how New Line Cinema integrated its entire online and offline marketing effort for this blockbuster film. New Line's marketing efforts for this movie are heralded as the pinnacle of online/offline marketing integration. Students gain exclusive insights on the meticulous planning of this rapid-cycle marketing campaign from one of the leading Internet marketers in the business.
  • Leveraging Customer Information Through Technology (Chapter 16): This new chapter shows how firms utilize technology to obtain, organize, analyze, and utilize customer data to reduce the uncertainty often associated with selecting which markets to pursue, implement database marketing, and retain customers through customer relationship management.
  • Web-based Student Exercises: Exercises created for key chapters for further comprehension and understanding of concepts, theories, and applications learned in the text.
  • NEW Test Bank: New to the text, the Test Bank has 80 true/false, multiple choice, and essay questions per chapter.
Retained Features:
  • MarketspaceU Website www.Marketspaceu.com: This website contains valuable resources including: Multi-Media Materials with access to media archives that contain over 100 CEO interviews, Pre-prepared Lectures with PPT's, Sample Syllabi, Dot-com Debates, the Marketspace Case Library, and regularly updated Case Teaching Notes and Case Dashboards.
  • Integrated framework (Chapter 12-Branding): This chapter details exactly what levers should be used to advance customers through varying intensity relationship levels. It introduces students to what branding and brand equity is, how consumers respond to brand equity, how it’s measured, how marketing programs are used to create brand equity, and what the 7 step branding process is.
  • Integration of marketing program (Chapter 14-Designing the Marketing Program for Lord of the Rings): This chapter discusses which marketing tools and levers are best suited to achieve the desired outcomes and how tactical elements need to work in concert to maximize market impact, showing the students how all the pieces of a marketing plan work together.
  • The e-Marketing plan (Chapter 16-Customer Matrix): This chapter highlights which marketing tools and levers are best suited to achieve the desired outcomes and how tactical elements need to work in concert to maximize market impact for success and profitability.
  • Insider Relationships: The authors use their—insider— relationships with companies like eBay, William Morris Agency, and New Line Cinema to provide on-going examples supported by video interviews and analysis by these and other leaders in the Internet community that illustrate concepts, theories, and applications put to use in everyday marketing situations.

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