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EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT WEB, MOBILE, & SOCIAL MARKETING!
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Introduction 1
Part I: Web Marketing 101
1 Revisiting Marketing Fundamentals 7
Back to Basics: What Is Marketing? 7
The New Basics: What Is Web Marketing? 9
Essential Web Marketing Skills 10
The Most Important Skill: Think Like the Customer 14
The Bottom Line 16
2 Understanding the Components of Web Marketing 17
Web Marketing Is Your Online Presence 17
Web Marketing Is Search Engine Marketing 18
Web Marketing Is Online Advertising 20
Web Marketing Is Email Marketing 20
Web Marketing Is Blog Marketing 22
Web Marketing Is Social Media Marketing 22
Web Marketing Is Online Public Relations 24
Web Marketing Is Multimedia Marketing 25
Web Marketing Is Mobile Marketing 25
The Bottom Line 26
Part II: Planning Your Online Activities
3 Balancing and Budgeting Online Activities 29
Creating an Effective Web Marketing Mix 29
Coordinating Your Web Marketing Activities 35
Setting Your Web Marketing Budget 36
The Bottom Line 40
4 Integrating Online and Traditional Marketing 43
Splitting Your Budget 43
Online and Traditional Analogs 44
Which Activities Can You Eliminate? 47
Coordinating Web Marketing and Traditional Marketing 49
The Bottom Line 50
5 Online Research and Analysis 53
Quantitative Versus Qualitative Research 53
Researching Traffic Patterns with Web Analytics 56
Researching Customer Opinions with Polls and Surveys 58
Researching Customer Behavior with Comment Analysis 59
Researching the Competition 60
Researching Virtually Anything with Web Search 62
Other Sources of Online Research 63
The Bottom Line 63
6 Creating a Web Marketing Plan 65
Why You Need a Web Marketing Plan. 65
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