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020			_a978-0-19-945544-7
082			_a658.8(E-Mar)/Ahu
100			_aAhuja, Vandana _931987
245			_aDigital marketing
260			_aNew Delhi _bOxford University Press _c2018
300			_aXVI, 437 _bPaper
505			_aTable of Contents Section 1: Marketing in the Digital Era 1: Chapter 1 E-marketing 2: Chapter 2 The Online Marketing Mix 3: Chapter 3 The Online Consumer 4: Chapter 4 Customer Relationship Management in a Web 2.0 World Section 2: Business Drivers in the Virtual World 5: Chapter 5 Social Media 6: Chapter 6 Online Branding 7: Chapter 7 Traffic Building 8: Chapter 8 Web Business Models 9: Chapter 9 E-commerce Section 3: Online Tools for Marketing 10: Chapter 10 Engagement Marketing through Content Management 11: Chapter 11 Online Campaign Management 12: Chapter 12 Consumer Segmentation, Targeting, and Positioning using Online Tools 13: Chapter 13 Market Influence Analytics in a Digital Ecosytem Section 4: The Contemporary Digital Revolution 14: Chapter 14 Online Communities and Co-creation 15: Chapter 15 The World of Facebook 16: Chapter 16 The Future of Marketing Gamification and Apps
520			_aDescription Digital Marketing is designed as a textbook for management students specializing in marketing. The book discusses various digital media and analyses how the field of marketing can benefit from them. This book is divided into four sections. The first section, Marketing in the Digital Era, starts with an overview of e-marketing followed by the online marketing mix in the digital framework. It then discusses the role of theonline consumer followed by CRM strategies that organizations can use with the help of the digital medium to retain and grow customer relationship. The second section, Business Drivers in the Virtual World, deals with the realm of social media followed by online branding, building traffic, Web business models, and e-commerce. The third section, Online Tools for Marketing, deals with various Web tools for building consumer engagement, content management, campaign management, consumer segmentation, and building market influence. Finally, the fourth section, The Contemporary Digital Revolution, deals with the world of online co-creation communities and offers in-depth discussion on Facebook marketing in addition to other Web-based tools for marketing. Numerous examples, exhibits, case studies, and illustrations have been included to help students assimilate the concepts better. Each chapter contains a set of concept review questions and critical thinking questions to test the knowledge gained. A section on practicing digital marketing at the end of every chapter attempts to take the student to the real-world scenario.
650			_aDigital marketing _931988
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