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Introduction to E-Commerce Marketing

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Brad Alan Kleindl; Strategic Electronic Marketing: Managing E-Business, Southwestern/Thompson Learning; 2001

 

Kim M. Bayne; The Internet Marketing Plan;Wiley; 2000

 

 

This course will explore the basic principles and current directions of marketing on the Internet for both full e-commerce operations and mixed e-commerce and brick and mortar businesses. The goal of this course is to provide an overview of Internet marketing that will allow planning and development of a successful e-commerce marketing program to be developed by a small to medium business.

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ECOM 110 B Defining Markets on the Internet. In this course we will explore the definition of e-commerce markets and their development. This will touch on a number of areas but will focus primarily on identifying the revolutionary changes in product development and market analysis. We will look at how the Internet is changing the way people identify themselves as consumers and the way that businesses must change to meet emerging attitudes of their customers. This will apply as much to start-ups as to traditional businesses in the tough world of e-commerce development. You should have basic knowledge of the Internet and Information Technology concepts required for business. A knowledge of basic marketing concepts relating to market demographics would also be helpful. 1 Credit Hour

ECOM 110 C Personalized Marketing on the Internet

The success of  business and the center of marketing in the internetworked age is the ability to effectively join in conversations with customers and with employees and to keep track of the conversations while allowing the free flow of information. In this course we go over the technical, organizational and, ethical issues involved in using information to create personal conversations with customers. These are not all one to one human conversations but where they are automated they must respect the need for honesty and respect for the individual being addressed. We will work through all of these issues in this module. You should have basic knowledge of the Internet and Information Technology concepts required for business. A knowledge of basic marketing concepts relating to market demographics would also be helpful.

 1 Credit Hour

ECOM 110 D Building an E-commerce Marketing Plan. In this course you will learn the components of an e-commerce marketing plan and how to budget for such a plan. Build an E-Commerce marketing plan includes evaluation of the products for sale online and the identification of the customers for those products. The marketing plan must also include operational modifications required to meet the sales and customer service needs of the online customer. Each student will review and write a basic ecommerce marketing plan for this course. You should have basic knowledge of the Internet and Information Technology concepts required for business. Knowledge of basic marketing concepts relating to market demographics would also be helpful. 1 Credit Hour

Grading and Course Structure

Each module functions as a separate course and will be available for five weeks during the standard semester. Availability dates are listed in the schedule of classes.

Grading: Grades will be based on points obtained in exams, course projects and weekly assignment/discussion activities.  A total of 300 points are possible for an individual module.

Exams: Each module has one exam worth a maximum of 100 points and functions as the final exam for the course. 

Projects: Each module will have one project available in the Project Workshop at the start of the module. This project will be due the last week of the module and will be worth up to 100 points.

Discussions, Exercises & Assignments:  There will be two Office chats scheduled each week. Attendance is required for this informal discussion activity. There will be Exercises or short Assignments assigned each week in the Virtual Classroom Master Forum Board or at other virtual sites on the Internet. These activities must be completed and will be worth up to 100 points total for the module grade.

 

These are the  E-Commerce Marketing Modules 

You can register for a one semester hour mini course or for all three to equal a regular three credit hour one semester course.

All LCC ECOM courses are regular college credit courses and are hosted on UH Mano'a Webct servers.

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www.webct.hawaii.edu

 

 

 

 
 
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