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The Internet and


Interactive Media
Utterz, MocoSpace,
Twango, Mosh
McGraw-Hill/Irwin Copyright © 2009 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. All rights reserved.
Growth in Internet Advertising

1994 – Advertisements on HotWired

2000-2002 – 25 percent drop

2005 – Internet advertising at


$10 billion

2006 – Internet advertising exceeds


$16.9 billion
Why the rapid adoption of the Internet?
The Web Site
Huggies Goes Beyond Providing Information
Hot Web Sites

Facebook Disney.com

MySpace Veoh

YouTube Funny or Die

TMZ.com Discovery.com
Internet Communications Objectives

Create
Awareness
Gain Generate
Consideration Interest

Create Buzz
Objectives Disseminate
Information

Create an
Stimulate Trial Image
Create a Strong
Brand
Snapple Creates Interest
Using Web Sites to Build Image
Branding is Complicated

Long-term Requires
investment different
strategies

Branding

The costs Requires a


are high broad audience
E-Commerce

Direct
selling of May be
goods and primary
services or
through secondary
the objective
Internet
E-Commerce Trends

E-Commerce

Fast growth in
Rapid growth rates
“downloadable”
likely to continue
purchases

Both consumer and


business-to-business
Ebay is a Popular E-Commerce Site
The Internet and IMC

Advertising

Sales Promotions
The Internet site
should be Personal Selling
integrated with:

Public Relations

Direct Marketing
Advertising on the Internet (Part 1)

Forms of Internet Advertising

Banners Interstitials

Push
Sponsorships Technologies
Pop-ups/
Pop-unders Links
Typical Banner Ads
Advertising on the Internet (Part 2)

Forms of Internet Advertising

•Paid Search Contextual Ads


•Behavioral targeting
Additional Forms
•Rich media

Online commercials Podcasting


Video on demand RSS feeds
Webisodes Blogs
Rich Media

A broad range of interactive digital media


that exhibit dynamic motion, taking advantage
of enhanced sensory features such as video,
audio, and animation.

Online Commercials

Video on Demand

Webisodes

Other Forms
Additional Internet Advertising Forms

Podcasting, RS syndication, Blogs


Sales Promotions on Web Sites
Personal Selling on the Internet

May Replace Reduces cost of personal calls


Personal
Selling Increases potential reach

May Enhance Primary source of information


Personal
Selling Efforts Valuable source of leads

Stimulates trial Improves 1-on-1 relationships

Cross-selling Prospects request sales calls


Public Relations on the Internet
Philanthropists on the Web
Direct Mail (Email)

Direct Mail
(Email)

Often used by
Highly targeted
catalogers

Tries to reach those Relies on


w/specific needs email lists
Internet Infomercials

Program content similar


Infomercials to television, cable or
satellite

Web provides for greater


audience interaction
E-Commerce and Home Shopping
Measures of Effectiveness

Internet-Specific Measures

Cross-Media Optimization
Studies (XMOS)

Traditional Measures

Recall/retention Surveys Tracking

Sales
Sources of Measurement Data

Arbitron
Data
MRI and SMRB
Source
Audit Bureau of Circulation

Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB)

eMarketer

Nielsen Net Ratings

Jupiter MediaMetrics, Inc.


Internet Marketing Pros and Cons

Advantages

Target Marketing Sales Potential

Message Tailoring Creativity

Interactive Capabilities Exposure/Speed

Information Access Complement to IMC


Internet Marketing Pros and Cons

Disadvantages

Measurement problems Privacy

Annoyance Poor reach

Clutter Irritation

Potential for deception


Test Your Knowledge
Interactive TV, interactive CD-ROMs, kiosks, and
interactive phones:
A) Are viewed by businesses as breeches of
consumer rights to privacy
B) Can be used as contributors to an IMC
program
C) Cannot be linked with traditional
advertising media
D) Replace the Internet in most IMC programs
E) Are not viewed as viable elements within
a well-designed IMC program
Additional Interactive Media

Interactive TV— Wireless—


Allows viewers to Communications
interact with the through satellite
program and broadcast systems
advertising or cellular phones

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