Digital Identity is Under Attack: FIDO Paris Seminar.pptx
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2. T able of C ontent [email_address] 1 All about Digital 2 Benefits of Digital Media Presence 3 Case Studies To Exhibit Digital Potential 4 Categories of Digital IT 5 Website and portals 6 Flash Application 7 Social Media Marketing 8 Email Marketing 9 Content Syndication 10 Video Marketing 11 Mobile Development
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5. C ase S tudies to E xhibit D igital P otential [email_address] Brand consultant Harish Bijoor says - Since 65% of India’s population is under 25 and is hooked to internet, the idea is to firmly establish the brand in the minds of young consumers. Starbucks - Starbucks held a promotion for free pastries on its FB page, allowing customers to access a coupon that would give them a free pastry with a purchase of a coffee drink. Advertising on the social network has also helped to drive traffic to Starbucks’ page. Levis – One of the first to use FB. Users can like the products and share it with their friends. FB is also used for promotion of events PepsiCo , India - 30% of its advertising budget is planned to be allocated to non-TV (print, outdoor media, mall advertising, mobile related applications and the Internet) from earlier 10% . [email_address]
6. C ategories of D igital IT [email_address] Web Online Marketing Social Media Next Category
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81. For any queries contact: Gaurav Kabra. He can be reached at [email_address]
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2 slides – for two graphs & companies example + benefit In an attempt to understand what drives allocations of budgets to online based on marketers’ perception and awareness of various attributes and strengths of the medium, the study found that a majority of sectors like FMCG, Durable Goods, Pharma and Infrastructure/Manufacturing/Equipment invest online for its ability to ‘generate leads’ and being a relatively ‘economical’ medium. Only a handful of them like Automotive and Media/Publication/Entertainment engage in online activities to spread ‘brand awareness’ and ‘engage customers’.
Levi’s: Now more than ever, retail brands are engaging consumers on social networks to offer deals, allow users to socialize around purchases, and more. Levi’s Jeans was one of the brands that was first to use Facebook as a tool for sales and marketing initiatives and has launched a number of compelling campaigns using Facebook. As one of Facebook’s initial partners using the social network’s new Like functionality, Levi’s allows Facebook users to like products on Levi’s online store and its Facebook page (which has nearly 500,000 likes) and share their favorite items with their friends. Within the first week, Levi’s got more than 4,000 likes, says Inside Facebook. The jeans giant also promoted a major campaign in conjunction with SXSW this year, partnering with music publication The Fader to promote a music event at the festival. The company worked with brand marketing platform Involver to incorporate music and video into their page, with the hopes of driving music fans to buy jeans from the Levi’s brand. Most recently, Levi’s has begun to promote retail offerings with geo-targeted event advertisements on Facebook. In terms of Twitter, Levi’s recently enlisted a “Levi’s Guy,” 23-year-old USC graduate Gareth, to engage consumers on the microblogging platform. He has over 6,000 followers and is responsible for responding to and engaging in conversations about the Levi’s brand on Twitter. The company is currently in the process of trying to find a Levi’s Girl, which will serve as a female foil to Gareth. Levi’s director of digital marketing, Megan O’Connor, told us that the engagement with both Twitter and Facebook is about creating and informing brand ambassadors that will help drive sales through their own actions and word of mouth. Starbucks : Most experts will agree that Starbucks has one of the best social media strategies out there. Now that it is giving away free WiFi , it is even more of a magnet for roving laptop warriors. And with 10 million Facebook fans, Starbucks is now close to surpassing the Facebook fan base of Lady Gaga. The company has held a number of promotions on its page to drive engagement. For example, Starbucks held a promotion for free pastries on its Facebook page, allowing customers to access a coupon that would give them a free pastry with a purchase of a coffee drink. Advertising on the social network has also helped to drive traffic to Starbucks’ page. In terms of Twitter, Starbucks has also been incredibly active on the microblogging network, amassing nearly one million followers. Not only does the company’s Twitter stream serve as an engagement tool with customers who are talking about the brand on Twitter, but it is also used as a way to spread news from Starbucks. Starbucks has also participated in Twitter’s promoted Tweets program, which allows advertisers to buy sponsored links on Twitter.
Levi’s: Now more than ever, retail brands are engaging consumers on social networks to offer deals, allow users to socialize around purchases, and more. Levi’s Jeans was one of the brands that was first to use Facebook as a tool for sales and marketing initiatives and has launched a number of compelling campaigns using Facebook. As one of Facebook’s initial partners using the social network’s new Like functionality, Levi’s allows Facebook users to like products on Levi’s online store and its Facebook page (which has nearly 500,000 likes) and share their favorite items with their friends. Within the first week, Levi’s got more than 4,000 likes, says Inside Facebook. The jeans giant also promoted a major campaign in conjunction with SXSW this year, partnering with music publication The Fader to promote a music event at the festival. The company worked with brand marketing platform Involver to incorporate music and video into their page, with the hopes of driving music fans to buy jeans from the Levi’s brand. Most recently, Levi’s has begun to promote retail offerings with geo-targeted event advertisements on Facebook. In terms of Twitter, Levi’s recently enlisted a “Levi’s Guy,” 23-year-old USC graduate Gareth, to engage consumers on the microblogging platform. He has over 6,000 followers and is responsible for responding to and engaging in conversations about the Levi’s brand on Twitter. The company is currently in the process of trying to find a Levi’s Girl, which will serve as a female foil to Gareth. Levi’s director of digital marketing, Megan O’Connor, told us that the engagement with both Twitter and Facebook is about creating and informing brand ambassadors that will help drive sales through their own actions and word of mouth. Starbucks : Most experts will agree that Starbucks has one of the best social media strategies out there. Now that it is giving away free WiFi , it is even more of a magnet for roving laptop warriors. And with 10 million Facebook fans, Starbucks is now close to surpassing the Facebook fan base of Lady Gaga. The company has held a number of promotions on its page to drive engagement. For example, Starbucks held a promotion for free pastries on its Facebook page, allowing customers to access a coupon that would give them a free pastry with a purchase of a coffee drink. Advertising on the social network has also helped to drive traffic to Starbucks’ page. In terms of Twitter, Starbucks has also been incredibly active on the microblogging network, amassing nearly one million followers. Not only does the company’s Twitter stream serve as an engagement tool with customers who are talking about the brand on Twitter, but it is also used as a way to spread news from Starbucks. Starbucks has also participated in Twitter’s promoted Tweets program, which allows advertisers to buy sponsored links on Twitter.
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BFSI segment witnessed maximum ad spends at 24 percent in text ads and 13 percent in display Ads. This is for FY2008, FY2009, FY2010, FY2011E, IAMAI
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