Chapter 1: Internet Marketing Foundations. Chapter Objectives Describe how computers and servers communicate to enable people to interact with webpages.

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Chapter 1: Internet Marketing Foundations

Chapter Objectives Describe how computers and servers communicate to enable people to interact with webpages on the internet. Name the three objectives of a website. Evaluate a website’s performance on its three general objectives and identify specific areas for improvement.

Technical Terms URL (Uniform Resource Locator) Domain name IP address (Internet Protocol) Server Cookie Server-side programming language Client-side programming language Web browser Transport layer security (TLS) Web hosting

Primary Website Objective Earn money through online sales.

Other Primary Website Objectives Earn money through advertising Earn money through commissions Earn money through subscriptions

Other Primary Website Objectives Provide information to generate/support offline sales Support a cause Provide customer support

Analyzing Success Consider this scenario: Your friend starts a website, nothingbutflags.com, which is not making money. Your friend asks you to help generate more traffic. What do you advise your friend?

Analyzing Success Continue the scenario: You ask your friend how much traffic the website had last month. “500 visits.” “How many flags did you sell?” “10, from two purchases.” What do you advise your friend?

Analyzing Success Traffic – Direct – Unpaid referral – Paid referral – Unpaid search traffic – Paid search traffic Conversion – Purchase – Lead – Engagement – Account creation – Click-through Revenue (per conversion)

Analyzing the Success of

Direct Traffic – Amazon

Direct Traffic Recognizable brand Easy-to-remember URL Bookmarked pages Mobile app

Paid Referral Traffic – Amazon

Paid Referral Traffic Banner ads Text ads Video ads Affiliates Link purchases (not recommended)

Unpaid Referral Traffic – Amazon Facebook (>24,000,000 likes!) Backlinks – Home page – Product pages

Unpaid Referral Traffic is generally most cost-effective online marketing channel (i.e. highest ROI) Social media activity targets established customers/fans Backlinks – SEO efforts – Interesting content required

Search Traffic – Amazon

Search Traffic Unpaid search traffic comes by being well- ranked on commonly searched terms Alternatively, unpaid search traffic comes with good rankings on a lot of less popular search terms Paid search allows a company to target driven customers Expense of paid search varies by keyword

Conversion – Amazon

Superior search function helps customers find products quickly – Superior to other retail websites (“Results not found”) – Tailored to user (shopping history) – Refined by millions of searches

Conversion – Amazon Information layout is key to conversion on any site – Provides thorough sense of product with multiple pictures – Answers most potential questions at top of page

Conversion – Amazon Easy-to-navigate purchase process is essential for conversion – Prominent “Ad to Cart” button – 1-Click® shopping prevents consumers from changing their mind

Conversion – Amazon Additional information on product gives customers peace of mind

Conversion – Amazon Technical product information uses same format in all categories – Easy to find, even with glut of information – Additional peace of mind

Conversion – Amazon Customer reviews are very convincing for most internet shoppers

Conversion – Amazon Second step of conversion process (following “Add to Cart” click) “Proceed to Checkout” prominent Related products displayed to maximize transaction value

Conversion – Amazon Stored information saves steps (no additional steps for shipping or credit cart information) Fewer steps = higher conversion rate

Conversion Most important product information at top (“above the fold”) Prominent “Add to Cart” button Easy-to-navigate checkout procedure User profile enables stored shipping and credit card information (and messages) Conversion is higher with fewer steps in the transaction process

Revenue – Amazon Millions of transactions enable Amazon to make good product recommendations Add-on products are huge source of profit

Revenue – Amazon Generally, highly-rated products tend to be more expensive, so providing reviews can increase revenue of each transaction

Revenue Creating a customer is expensive—increasing a customer’s spending is much easier – Add-on product recommendations – Upgrades – Product reviews

Analyze theonion.com Traffic Conversion Revenue