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Lecture 15 Electronic Business (MGT-485)

Recap – Lecture 14 E-business Advertising – Banner Advertising – ValueClick Feature Media Rich Advertising Wireless Advertising E-Business Public Relations

Contents to Cover Today B2B Marketing on the Web Search Engines META Tags Search Engine Registration E-Customer Relationship Management – Tracking and Analyzing Data – Data Mining – Customer Registration – Cookies – Personalization

Business-to-Business (B2B) Marketing on the Web (B2B) marketing – Consider distributors, resellers, retailers and partners – Selling to someone who is not the direct user – Usually more than one person involved in purchasing process – Businesses making large purchases depend on suppliers and expect reliability and delivery of quality products and services on time – Personalization Intranets and extranets Industry marketplaces – Construction.com, Worldwideretailexchange.com Construction.comWorldwideretailexchange.com – Connect Inc, Concur Technologies and Ariba Connect IncConcur TechnologiesAriba

Search Engines Search-engine ranking important to bring consumers to a site – Method used by search engines to rank your Web site will determine how "high" your site appears in search results Make sure all Web pages have been published on the Web and linked correctly By registering with search engines a company will increase traffic to its site

META Tags META tag – An HTML tag that contains information about a Web page – Does not change how Web page is displayed – Can contain description of page, keywords and title of page Most search engines rank your site by sending out a spider to inspect the site – The spider reads the META tags, determines the relevance of the Web page’s information and keywords and ranks the site according to that visit’s findings Examine competitors’ sites to see what META tags they are using Top ten results

Search-Engine Registration Submit keywords and a description of business Search engine will add information to its database Registering will increase the possibility that a site will make an appearance in search-engine results Many search engines do not charge a fee for registering – AltaVista, Yahoo!, Lycos, Excite, Google and Ask Jeeves AltaVistaYahoo!LycosExciteGoogleAsk Jeeves Ask Jeeves uses natural-language technology that allows people to enter their search subjects in the form of questions Metasearch engines – Aggregate results from a variety of search engines – Metacrawler and FrameSearch.net Metacrawler FrameSearch.net

Search-Engine Registration

E-Customer Relationship Management Customer relationship management (CRM) – Focuses on providing and maintaining quality service for customers, by effectively communicating and delivering products, services, information and solutions to address customer problems, wants and needs – Can include: Call handling (the maintenance of outbound and inbound calls from customers and service representatives) Sales tracking (the tracking and recording of all sales made) Transaction support (the technology and personnel used for conducting business transactions)

Introduction eCRM is the application of CRM to an e-business’ strategy – Includes the personalization and customization of customers’ experiences and interactions with the e- business Relationship between merchant and customers is distant Less expensive to keep customers than to acquire new ones Repeat customers have higher lifetime value than one-time buyers – A customer’s lifetime value is the expected amount of profit derived from a customer over a designated length of time Evaluate the potential to profit from a customer

Tracking and Analyzing Data Employ tracking devices – Personalize each visitor’s experience – Find trends in customer use – Measure the effectiveness of a Web site over time – ID cards An ID card enables information to be sent to your computer from a Web site such as the numerical address of your PC on the Internet, your browser and your operating system – Click-through banner advertisements Click-through advertisements enable visitors to view a service or product by clicking the advertisement Advertisers can learn what sites generate sales

Tracking and Analyzing Data – Web Bugs, or clear GIFs A type of image file embedded in an image on the screen Site owners allow companies, especially advertising companies, to hide these information-collecting programs on various parts of their sites Every time a user requests a page with a Web bug on it, the Web bug sends a request to the Web bug’s company’s server, which then tracks where the user goes on the Web. – Log-file analysis – Data mining – Customer registration – Cookies

Tracking and Analyzing Data Log-File Analysis When visiting a site, you are submitting a request for information from the site’s server and the request is recorded in a log file – Log files consist of data generated by site visits, including each visitor’s location, IP address, time of visit, frequency of visits and other information – Log-file analysis organizes and summarizes the information contained in the log files Can be used to determine the number of unique visitors Can show the Web-site traffic effects of changing a Web site or advertising campaign

Tracking and Analyzing Data WebTrends Feature WebTrends provides solutions for tracking visitors WebTrends – User specifies source of log files, types of reports and location where data is stored – The analysis is conducted automatically Collected information can be used to evaluate e-commerce methods, customer service and Web-site design Graphical interpretation of the log files can be presented Can view demographic and geographic data, technical analysis of a Web site’s effectiveness and top-referring sites—sites that most frequently refer visitors to your site

Tracking and Analyzing Data WebTrends Feature WebTrends home page. (Courtesy of © 2000 WebTrends Corporation. All rights reserved. WebTrends is a registered trademark of WebTrends Corporation.)

Data Mining Uses algorithms and statistical tools to find patterns in data gathered from customer visits Costly and time consuming to go through large amounts of data manually Use data-mining to analyze trends within their companies or in the marketplace Uncovered patterns can improve CRM and marketing campaigns Discover a need for new or improved services or products by studying the patterns of customers’ purchases Data mining software HNC Software Data Distilleries Applied Metrix Data Instincts and SmartDrill HNC SoftwareData DistilleriesApplied MetrixData InstinctsSmartDrill

Customer Registration Customer registration – Requiring visitors to fill out a form with personal information that is then used to create a profile – Recommended when it will provide a benefit to the customer – When customers log on using usernames and passwords, their actions can be tracked and stored in a database Require only minimum information Give customers an incentive to register – Free-trial run or a free demonstration to familiarize the user After customer registration, send an including customer usernames and welcoming them to your Web site

Cookies Cookie – A text file stored by a Web site on an individual’s personal computer that allows a site to track the actions of a – Information collected is intended to be an anonymous account of log-on times, the length of stay at the site, purchases made on the site, the site previously visited and the site visited next – Does not interact with other information stored on the system – Can only be read by the host that sets them on a person’s computer

Cookies Benefits – Record passwords for returning visitors – Keep track of shopping-cart materials – Register preferences – Assist companies in address target markets with greater accuracy Negatives – Customer privacy – Can be misleading to site that places cookie on a computer Different people may use the same computer to surf the Web, and the cookie will not be able to differentiate the users

Personalization – Uses information from tracking, mining and data analysis to customize a person’s interactions with ba company’s products, services, Web site and employees Allaire, Blaze Software, NetGenesis and Personify AllaireBlaze SoftwareNetGenesisPersonify Establish relationships that improve each time visitors return to site Customers may enjoy individual attention and become more loyal

Personalization Collaborative filtering – Compares ratings of a present user’s interests and decisions with those of past users to offer content relative to the present user’s interests Rules-based personalization – The delivery of personalized content based on the subjection of a user’s profile to set rules or assumptions

Summary B2B Marketing on the Web Search Engines META Tags Search Engine Registration E-Customer Relationship Management – Tracking and Analyzing Data – Data Mining – Customer Registration – Cookies – Personalization