Marketing lecture 10

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Awareness
Making consumers aware that the offering exists.
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Interest
Stimulating interest in the offering
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Desire
Creating or strengthening customer’s preference by enhancing the offering’s attractiveness
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Action
Triggering purchasing or other actions.
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Examples of inbound media
Online search, personal interaction, interactive forums.
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Examples of outbound media
Advertising, public relations, social media, personal selling.
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Advertising elasticity
Percentage increase in sales or market share for a 1% increase in advertising.
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Gross rating points
Measure of advertising volume

Change in GRP = denominator in the elasticity calculation
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Getting a high ranking through google ads
* Bid amount
* Ad quality
* Context
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Customer journey
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First-click attribution
* Assigns 100% of the credit for a sale to the first channel that a user clicked through.


* Ex. All money to instagram
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Last-click attribution
* Assigns 100% of the credit for a sale to the last channel that a user clicked through.
* Ex. All money to google ads
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Ad quality
* Expected click-through rate
* Landing page experience
* Relevance
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Context
* Search terms, location and time of search, device.
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Mere-measurement effect
When asked to provide purchase intentions, consumers are more likely to choose brands for which they hold positive and accessible attitudes compared to a control group of consumers who are not asked an intentions question.
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Social influence
Ability of one consumer to directly influence another consumer's decision based upon their communication.
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Reach
Unique users
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Frequency
Times visited/seen
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Impressions
Reach x Frequency

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(can be for a page or ad)
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Click-through rate
Page visit/Impression
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Conversion rate
Purchase/Page visit
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Visit duration
Time spent on site
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Exit rate
Percentage of times a given page was the last page viewed
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Google ads
* Company pays to appear in advertised position in search results
* Advertiser sets bid/budget, keywords, ad text
* Whether the ad appears or not depends on the ad rank by Google
* Clicks on the ad affected by ad text
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Digital analytics
* Company can look at reach and impressions of ads to assess awareness-related effects
* Costs and returns shaped by click-through rates and conversions
* To better design search campaigns: look at click-through rates, bounce rates, conversion rates.
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Bounce rate
Percentage of times a given page was the only page viewed