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Complete Idiot's Guide to Online Marketing [Counterpack filled]

  • Formāts: Counterpack filled, 308 pages, height x width x depth: 232x189x19 mm, weight: 700 g, illustrations
  • Sērija : The complete idiot's guide
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Aug-1999
  • Izdevniecība: Que
  • ISBN-10: 078972037X
  • ISBN-13: 9780789720375
  • Counterpack filled
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  • Formāts: Counterpack filled, 308 pages, height x width x depth: 232x189x19 mm, weight: 700 g, illustrations
  • Sērija : The complete idiot's guide
  • Izdošanas datums: 01-Aug-1999
  • Izdevniecība: Que
  • ISBN-10: 078972037X
  • ISBN-13: 9780789720375
Explains the fundamentals of marketing products online and offers advice on utilizing newsgroups, surveys, promotions, and e-mail

Author Bill Eager shows you how to use valuable data to serve your firm AND your customer. He shares secrets for using e-mail, newsgroups and forums to get your message. Learn how to discover the latest demographics of the online world, and how to effectively tie "real world" marketing into your online efforts. You receive: no-nonsense discussion of the steps to create, place and measure the success of your online marketing, simple explanation of the terminology of Internet marketing, valuable tips for effectively using ads, e-mail, newsgroups, surveys and promotions to get results, and case studies of successful Internet marketing campaigns.

Introduction 1(2)
Part 1 Why You Need to Market on the Internet 3(74)
The Pot of Gold: The Internet Is Not a Fad and Why You Should Care
5(18)
Discover why millions of people (including your customers) use the Internet.
Who's Out There and What Are They Doing? Profiles of Internet Users
23(18)
Learn details about Internet users that you can use to your marketing advantage.
Internet Marketing 101
41(20)
The basics of online marketing including branding and customer retention.
Marketing in Cyberspace: Unique Aspects of Internet Marketing
61(16)
Find out how this interactive medium offers some unique opportunities for effective marketing
Part 2 Nuts and Bolts Internet Marketing 77(72)
Integrating Real-World and Internet Marketing
79(18)
You already use marketing. Now learn how you can tie the real world efforts with online marketing.
Your Ad Strategy and Ad Placement
97(14)
Any marketing effort needs a good strategy to be effective. We'll show you how to create one!
Ad Creation: What Kind of Internet Ad Should You Use?
111(20)
Banner ads are only the beginning. Discover all the different types of Internet ads and how to create them.
The Role Search Engines and Directories Play
131(18)
From Excite to Yahoo!, search engines help customers find your company. Learn trade secrets for getting your company properly listed.
Part 3 Making Your Action Plan Work 149(76)
How to Measure the Effectiveness of Your Internet Strategy
151(16)
Numbers tell a story about how well your online marketing plan works. Learn which stats you need and how to get them.
How to Use (but Not Abuse) Email Marketing
167(24)
Don't SPAM me! Find out how to successfully use email marketing to gain new prospects and help existing customers.
Marketing with Newsgroups
191(16)
There are thousands and thousands of newsgroups. We'll tell you how to find and participate in the ones that can help your business.
Your Web Site Is a Marketing Tool
207(18)
After people get to your Web site, what do they do? Learn how to turn traffic into business!
Part 4 Fine-Tuning: More Tactics for Success 225(58)
Money-Saving Marketing Tips
227(20)
Affiliate programs, customer loyalty compaigns, online coupons: There are lots of ways to leverage your online efforts to get new customers.
Precision, Targeted, One-to-One Marketing
247(16)
Discover how you can use databases to gather important information about your clients; then, give them targeted marketing messages.
The Value of a Virtual Community
263(20)
Communication, interaction, entertainment: What takes place online reflects what we do every day in the ``real world.''
Glossary 283(6)
Index 289