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Seina Arakawa
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Chapter 1
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Chapter 2
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Chapter 3
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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Chapter 7
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Chapter 8
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Chapter 9
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Chapter 10
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Chapter 11
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Chapter 12
Audio Transcript
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Hey everyone today.
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I'll be discussing the implications of the internet and digital
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technology on each element of the marketing mix.
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Digital technology and the Internet have overall changed the business
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world and the way businesses implement strategies empowering both businesses
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as well as consumers.
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The elements of the extended marketing mix I'll be going
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through today are the seven pieces including product price, place
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promotion, people process and physical evidence.
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Digital technology has essentially changed the way that products and
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services are being offered.
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The outside in approach empowers consumers by understanding their needs
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and wants than developing the right product to cater to
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those needs.
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The Internet helps businesses get a deeper understanding of what
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consumers want and what they don't want to develop their
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product or service.
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A shift in digital technology has allowed the organizations like
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Netflix to exist.
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The Internet also allows the core products to be changed
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into digital products or services, for example, Itunes and Spotify.
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Eyes allow music downloads and streaming.
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Netflix allows movie streaming without physically going to the store
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and newspaper provides online content access.
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An effective pricing strategy is vital for businesses.
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Continued success in sales.
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There are several approaches when it comes to market.
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Is developing a pricing strategy are more recently.
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Common price adjustment strategy is dynamic pricing.
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Instead of using fixed prices, prices are adjusted to the
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specific customer needs once or situation.
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For example, consumers are able to negotiate prices through online
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auction sites such as Ebay.
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The Internet makes it more and more accessible for individuals
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and businesses to market their products at prices that cater
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to the consumer needs.
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Promotional pricing can also be implemented by marketers through the
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use of Internet and digital communication channels, businesses temporarily reduce
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the pricing of their products to increase short run sales.
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The Internet helps communicate the promotional message to a large
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reach of audience effectively.
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Promotional pricing strategy would otherwise not be as useful and
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efficient without the Internet, the place element of the marketing
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mix refers to how the product or service is distributed
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to its consumers whether that be online and physical retailer.
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The Internet removes geographical barriers are providing customers with more
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options and businesses with more competitors.
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Considering the three aspects described in the slide by removing
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intermediaries, technology drives organizations to sell direct to its consumers,
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which overall cut saves costs and cut down on time
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to sell a product or service, Apple and dollar.
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Great examples of successful organizations who have implemented this strategy
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online to sell many of the systems direct towards consumers
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without intermediaries, although it is difficult for organizations with less
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capital to implement that disintermediation strategy as it involves investment
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in resources for distributing the products utilizing the Internet to
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create new intermediaries such as using affiliates online to direct
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a larger reach of customers to a commerce site like
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Expedia or what if to assist with their purchase decision.
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Expedia directs its customers to a range of sites for
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accommodations, flights, travel insurance with organizations they have affiliated with
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promotion is a communication element of the marketing mix.
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That Internet allows promotional activities to be targeted and personalized
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through selection of positioning, target markets and integration of different
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communication tools.
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Organizations can look at utilizing the tools of the communication
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mix to promote their product or service.
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Direct marketing form of promotion involves highly targeting your audience
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with tailored messaging that is geared specifically for their needs.
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It can be done through email, postal mail or social
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media messages, increased revenues with sale promotions can also improve
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your bottom line in the short term is with our
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sales promotion.
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This kind of marketing promotion involves discounts coupons to contest
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prizes, loyalty programs and other incentives designed to entice customers
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to purchase products immediately.
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Now onto the element of people in the marketing mix,
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successful organizations have a high level of people involved in
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the online distribution and personnel who are in the direct
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contact with customers.
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They're essentially the face of the organization with access to
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digital technology organizations can easily integrate social media and as
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a channel for customer support or utilize online reviews like
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google my business and yup organizations can implement live chart
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Softwares to their online websites to connect support personnel, including
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avatars and customers directly.
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Many online retailers implement this seamlessly.
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But the most effective approach for extensive support advice will
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be through communication over the phone, so how to implement
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these communications strategies to a business's website or channel can
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be planned through the process of the process of the
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process element of the marketing mix.
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The most effective and preferred customer contact strategy will be
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the customer preferred channel where customers choose a preferred channel
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for enquiries such as phone call, email, social media or
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lifestyle, This customer contact strategy is vital for organizations to
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implement as we live in a time where there are
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major generation or differences and preferences.
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As starts show, there is a major difference in confidence
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level of using digital technology.
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Overall, using this approach will improve user experience.
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Physical evidence is a customer's experience of the organization's website,
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including the navigation, availability and the performance of the website.
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Digital tools, techniques and experts can be utilized to find
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you in the Web sites in areas such as the
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landing pages, newsletters, customer support and augmented services, hubspot demonstrate
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businesses with leading site design and performance with evolving power
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of technology and the Internet.
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Marketers must focus on all elements of the marketing mix
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to succeed within the competitive market.
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Thank you for listening to my presentation.
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