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digital  and  interactive  marketing    #DIM  

2  

implications  and  planning  

     management  

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SOSTAC  planning  framework    

planning  framework…  

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situation  analysis  objectives  strategy  tactics  

action  control  

growth  

position  

competive  

corporate  

marketing  

digital  

resources  

scheduling  

Smith,  1990  

7P’s  

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marketing  

the  macro  environment  

the  micro  environment  

     

strategy  systems  functions  resources  

suppliers  

other  stakeholders  

intermediaries  

competitors  

customers  

political  forces  

social  cultural    forces  

technological  forces  

economic  forces  

environmental  forces  

legal  forces  

environments  

the    internal  environment    

situation  analysis...  

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macro  environmental  analysis…  

present  organisations  with  opportunities  and  threats  

political  

economic  

social  

technological  

environmental  

legal  

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PESTEL analysis… Your Notes PESTEL

Factors Potential Impact

Implications & Importance

About your organisation & how the factors might impact on marketing for your organisation/SBU

Political Economic Social Technological Environmental Legal

H = High M = Medium L = Low U = Undecided

Time Frame: Short Medium Long

Type: Opportunity or Threat

Implication: Increasing Reducing Not yet determined

Relative Importance H = High M = Medium L = Low

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stakeholder  analysis...  Which  publics  are  important  to  the  Qirm’s  ope

rations?  

How  strong  are  company-­‐stakeholder  relationships?  

What  is  the  impact  of  corporate  actions  on  these  publics?  

Are  they  increasing  or  decreasing  in  importance?  

What  actual  or  potential  impact  could  they  have  on  the  business?  

What  are  the  interests  of  each  relevant  public?  

Which  groups  pose  a  threat  and  which  an  opportunity?  

What  are  their  communications  needs?  

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customer  analysis...  

                                     segment  characteristics  

decision-­‐making  process  

involvement  perceived  risk  

awareness,  perception  and  attitude  

inQluence  

media  consumption  and  use  

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investment  priorities,  objectives  &  

goals  

market  importance  &  commitment  

relative  strengths  &  weaknesses  

 competitors  -­‐  now?  5  years  on?  

weaknesses  making  them  vulnerable  

changes  likely  in  future  strategies  

‘7  step  competitor  analysis  drill’  

effect  on  industry,  market  &  you  

Davidson,  1997  

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Internal  analysis...  strengths  and  weaknesses  

linked  to  use  and  availability    of  resources…  

and  analysis  of  current  digital  activity…  

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TOWS  Analysis  

Strengths   Weaknesses  

Opportunities  

 “Maxi-­‐Maxi”  Strategies  

 Strengths  used  to  

maximise  opportunities  

 “Mini-­‐Maxi”  Strategies  

 Minimise  weaknesses  by  taking  advantage  of  opportunities  

Threats  

 “Maxi-­‐Mini”  Strategies  

 Strengths  used  to  minimise  

threats  

 “Mini  -­‐  Mini”  Strategies  

 Minimise  weaknesses  and  

avoid  threats  

Weihrich,  1982  

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digital  objectives...  

avoid  solely  focusing  on

 sales  

help  to  determine/clarify  position  

help  highlight  the  balance  of  tactics  needed  

provide  a  time  frame  

provide  a  means  of  evaluation  and  measurement

 

SMART  

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the  5S’s...  sell…  grow  your  sales  

speak…  dialogue,  participation  and  engagement  

serve…  add  value  

save…  costs  

sizzle…  take  your  brand  online  

Smith,  2000  

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strategy…  Segmentation  

• Regional  • National  •  International  

Geographic  

• Age  • Gender  •  Family    

Demographic  

• MOSAIC  • ACORN  

Geo-­‐demographic  

•   Income  •   Occupation  •   Education  

•   Religion  •   Race  •   Class  

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• Lifestyle  • Personality  

Psychographic  

• BeneQits  sought  • Purchase  occasion  • Attitude  

Behavioural  

•   Usage  rate  •   User  status  •   Loyalty  

strategy…  segmentation  

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B2B  segmentation...  

demographic  

       operating  variables  

purchasing  approaches  

situational  factors  

personal  circumstance  

technology  

volume  

capabilities  

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targeting...  

   three  key  approaches  

undifferentiated  differentiated  

concentrated  

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positioning…  products  can  be  positioned  in  the  market  by  f

ocusing  on  speciQic  

factors  such  as…  

features,  beneQits  or  advantages  

solutions  presented  

speciQic  usage  (occasions)  

positioned  against  other  products  

class  disassociation  

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strategy…  OVP  

closely  tied  to  the  brand  position  

the  reasons  why  the  customer  will  click,  register,  buy  and  share    

the  intrinsic  beneQits  from  the  site,  content,  service  and  functionality    

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…Qinal  strategic  consideration  acquisition  

conversion  

retention  

…how  do  we  gain  new  customers?  

…OVP  and  integration  with  other  channels  

…build  relationships,  develop  advocates  and  engage  

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product  

promotion  

tactics…  

price  

place  

people  

process  

physical  evidence  

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       implementation…  

is  the  scheduling  of  methods  and  media  

Gantt  chart  or  project  plan  

Key  resources  are  determined  

responsibilities  are  allocated  

management  processes  are  put  in  place  

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control  and  evaluation...  

Link  to  the  promotional  objectives  set  earlier  

       evaluate  the  success  of…  

different  comms  tools  

different  media  

different  vehicles  

Qinally,  feedback  and  learn  

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SOSTAC  planning  framework    

planning  framework…  

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2

3

4

5

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situation  analysis  objectives  strategy  tactics  

action  control  

growth  

position  

competive  

corporate  

marketing  

digital  

resources  

scheduling  

Smith,  1990  

7P’s  

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Situation  analysis  

• Mission  Statement  and  Corporate  Objectives  • Marketing  Audit  –  Macro,  Micro  and  Internal  • SWOT  and  TOWS  Analysis,  development  of  CSF’s  

Objectives  

• SMART  • SpeciQic,  Measureable,  Realistic,  Achievable  and  Time-­‐bound  

Strategy  

• Growth  and  Competitive  Advantage  • Branding  • Segmentation,  Targeting  and  Positioning  

Tactics  

• The  Marketing  Mix  • Product,  Price,  Promotion,  Place,  People,  Process  and  Physical  Evidence  

Action  

• Implementation  of  the  plan  • Allocation  of  resources  and  management  of  performance  

Control  

• Measuring  performance  against  objectives  and  desired  outcomes  • Amending  approach  based  on  variance  

Smith,  1990  

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References  and  reading  

Armstrong,  G  &  Kotler,  P.  (2008)  Marketing-­‐  An  Introduction.  9th  ed  Pearson  Education:  London  Dibb,  S.,  Simkin,  L.,  Pride,  W.M.  &  Ferrell,  O.C.  (2012)  Marketing:  Concepts  and  Strategies.  5th  European  ed.  Houghton  MifQlin:  Abingdon  Ryan,  D.  and  Jones,  C.  (2009)  Understanding  Digital  Marketing:  Marketing  Strategies  for  Engaging  the  Digital  Generation  London:  Kogan  Page  http://www.smartinsights.com/digital-­‐marketing-­‐strategy/online-­‐business-­‐revenue-­‐models/dealing-­‐with-­‐digital-­‐disruption/  http://www.smartinsights.com/digital-­‐marketing-­‐strategy/sostac-­‐model/      

 


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