Digital Entrepreneurship: BY: PREM DONGARE (21914) SHLOK SANDRI (21954) Presentation
Digital Entrepreneurship: BY: PREM DONGARE (21914) SHLOK SANDRI (21954) Presentation
Digital Entrepreneurship: BY: PREM DONGARE (21914) SHLOK SANDRI (21954) Presentation
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
P R E S E N T A T I O N BY:
PREM DONGARE (21914)
SHLOK SANDRI (21954)
WHAT IS
DIGITAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP
1 ONLINE PRESENCE
2 INNOVATION
3 DIVERSE VENTURES
4 RAPID SCALING
5 GLOBAL ACCESSIBILITY
DIGITAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP
OPPORTUNITIES
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E-Commerce Subscription Service Digital Products Affilliate Marketing
Expansion
Setting up an online store Offering subscription- Developing and selling e- Partnering with brands
for a global customer based services like SaaS books, online courses, to promote products and
base. (Software as a Service). and digital downloads. earn commissions.
Utilizing platforms like Curating exclusive Creating and selling Building niche websites
Shopify, WooCommerce, content or products for software, apps, or digital or blogs around specific
etc., for easy setup. subscribers. tools. products or services.
HOW TO GROW IN
DIGITAL MARKET
MARKET RESEARCH :
Understanding target demographics and their online behavior.
Analyzing competitors to identify gaps and opportunities
EMBRACE TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION:
Stay up-to-date with the latest digital tools and technologies.
Continuously innovate and adapt your business model to meet
changing customer needs and market trends.
SOCIAL MEDIA ENGAGEMENT :
Building a strong presence on platforms like Facebook,
Instagram, LinkedIn, etc.
Creating engaging content and running targeted ad
campaigns.
DATA ANALYTICS :
Utilizing tools like Google Analytics to track website traffic and
user behavior.
Making data-driven decisions for product development and
marketing strategies.
MARKETING AND PROMOTION
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Social Media Pay-Per-Click Partnerships and Remarketing and
Marketing Advertising Collaborations Retargeting
Creating compelling Running targeted ads Forming strategic Reaching out to users
posts, stories, and videos on search engines partnerships with who have previously
to engage audiences. (Google Ads) and social complementary visited your website or
media platforms. businesses for cross- shown interest.
Running targeted ads Setting specific budgets promotion. Displaying targeted ads
based on demographics, and monitoring ad Co-hosting events, to remind them of
interests, and behaviors. performance for giveaways, or joint products they viewed but
optimization. marketing campaigns for did not purchase.
mutual benefit.
CASE STUDY
SERVICE
1 LIMITED SELECTION
2 LATE FEES AND PENALTIES
3 INCONVENIENCE OF RETURN
4 OPERATIONAL HOURS
01
In the late 1990s, Reed Hastings, was faced with a
common frustration. After forgetting to return a
rented copy of "Apollo 13" to his local video store,
he incurred a late fee of $40. This incident
sparked an idea in Hastings' mind: what if there
was a way to rent videos without the hassle of
late fees ?
THANK YOU
Shlok Sandri