Journal of Consumer Marketing · 1998 · 125 citations · 2 references
Customer SatisfactionDigital BusinessDigital MarketingConsumer ResearchSearch Engine MarketingCommunicationOnline Customer BehaviorMarketing ObjectivesQuantitative AnalysisManagementMarketing CommunicationOnline AdvertisingDigital DomainValue CreationContent MarketingInternet Marketing TechniquesValue Co-creationMarketingAdvertisingInteractive MarketingBusinessMarketing Strategy
The Internet marketing techniques detailed in this article provide tactics to maximize the utility of the Internet as a vehicle for marketing communications. We found that Internet marketers today must provide increasingly sophisticated users with an experience not easily replicated by conventional media. Furthermore, techniques utilized within the homepage of a company must accomplish specific marketing objectives. Over 50 homepages across various industries were visited and evaluated for this study. Quantitative analysis identified current industry utilization of Internet marketing techniques, as well as those techniques best suited to reach Internet user types and to meet marketing objectives. General guidance is given to determine which techniques are best suited to accomplish these ends.
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Pallab Paul · Journal of Consumer Marketing · 1996 · 251 citations
Customer Satisfaction, Unlimited Potential, Online Customer Behavior +15