Digital Marketing Strategies and Applications
| Course Code | MKTG-747 |
|---|---|
| Lecture hours per week | 4 |
| Lab hours per week | 0 |
| Course Availability | Open |
| Description | This course focuses on those digital marketing strategies which are widely regarded as key to effectively communicating with today’s online customers. Digital marketing, as examined in this course, is based on the imperatives of ubiquitous access, consumer engagement and the democratization of media. The course concentrates on three interrelated components, digital marketing and it’s foundations in direct marketing and relationship marketing. The first part of the course focuses on the history, foundation and application of direct marketing campaigns, with particular emphasis on the creation and utilization of customer databases. Additionally, students learn how to create an organization-wide customer-centric approach to the marketplace along with specific strategies for building long-term relationships with customers (customer lifetime value). Two-thirds of the course is concentrated on digital marketing. Students learn how to develop a digital marketing strategy; use digital marketing tools, acquire implementation skills in the form of an introduction to digital project management and practice how to present their ideas and plans. Learning to understand customers and how marketers are connecting with them to achieve measurable results. The course will pay particular attention to:
This course focuses on guiding students to design digital marketing strategies which are widely regarded as key to effectively communicating with today’s connected customers. Digital marketing, as examined in this course, is based on the imperatives of ubiquitous access to the internet, strong consumer engagement and the democratization of information. |