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A blueprint to E-Marketing by Mind Map: A blueprint to E-Marketing

1. Search Engine Optimizer (SEO)

1.1. Key Words

1.1.1. Copy Write

1.1.2. URLs

1.2. Search Engines

1.2.1. Google Search

1.2.2. BING Search

1.2.3. AdBrite

1.2.4. Yahoo!

1.2.5. AOL

1.2.6. MSN

1.3. Indexing

1.4. Hyperlinks

2. Company Website

2.1. Usability

2.1.1. Information Architecture

2.1.2. Accessibility

2.1.3. Navigation Tools

2.1.3.1. Navigation Bars

2.1.3.2. Headings

2.1.3.3. Breadcrumbs

2.1.3.4. Footers

2.1.3.5. Hyperlinks

2.1.3.6. Site maps

2.1.3.7. On-site Search

2.1.3.7.1. Advanced Search

2.1.3.8. URLs

2.2. Creative

2.2.1. Site Personality

2.2.2. Colour

2.2.3. Typography

2.2.4. Copy

2.3. Common Pages

2.3.1. Home Page

2.3.2. About Us

2.3.3. FAQ

2.3.4. Product Detail Pages

2.3.5. Checkout Pages

2.3.6. Landing Pages

3. Digital Strategy Balance

3.1. Community

3.2. Organization

3.3. Technology

4. Email

4.1. Metrics

4.1.1. Open rate

4.1.2. Click through rate

4.1.3. Mailing lists

4.1.3.1. opt-in

4.1.3.2. double opt-in

4.1.4. E-commerce

4.1.4.1. sales receipt

4.1.4.2. empty basic reminder

4.1.4.3. coupons

4.1.5. Unsubscribe rate

4.2. Bounce rate

4.3. News letters

4.3.1. html

4.3.2. video

4.3.3. pictures

4.4. Laws

4.4.1. Can Spam Act

4.4.1.1. Govern use of unsolicited email

4.4.2. PIPEDA

4.4.2.1. How personal information is distributed and used

5. 4 C's

5.1. Creating

5.2. Communicating

5.3. Delivering value to customers

5.4. Managing customer relationships

6. Domain Name System (DNS)

6.1. IP Adress

6.1.1. Internet

6.1.1.1. WWW

6.1.1.2. .ca

6.1.1.3. .com

6.1.1.4. .co.uk

6.1.1.5. .org

6.1.1.6. .edu

6.1.1.7. .jp

6.1.1.8. HTTP

6.1.1.9. SMTP (e-mail)

6.1.1.10. FTP (file transfer)

6.1.1.11. What is it?

6.1.1.11.1. Specific to certain organizations

6.1.2. Virtual Private Network (VPN)

6.1.2.1. Extranet

6.1.2.1.1. Log in

6.1.2.1.2. Special access

6.1.2.1.3. Not publicly available

6.1.2.2. Intranet

6.1.3. Internet protocol

6.1.4. A unique number

6.1.4.1. Can find out a lot through the number

6.1.4.1.1. Traffic

6.1.4.1.2. Behaviour

6.1.4.1.3. Etc.

6.1.4.2. Static: IP address stays the same

7. E-Business

7.1. Superior Customer Service

7.2. Streamline business processes

7.3. Increase Sales

8. E-Commerce

8.1. Solution Ownership

8.2. Release Management

8.3. Operations

8.4. Experience and Usability

8.5. Product Management

8.6. Demand Management

8.7. Content Management

8.8. Metrics Management

9. Display E-Marketing

9.1. Awareness

9.2. Creative

9.3. Banners

10. Internet Serivce Provider

10.1. Delivered by:

10.1.1. Copper wires

10.1.2. Wireless

10.1.3. Fiber-Optics

10.2. Shaw

10.3. Telus

10.4. Bell

11. Social Media

11.1. Facebook

11.1.1. Likes

11.1.1.1. status

11.1.1.2. videos

11.1.1.3. pictures

11.1.1.4. pages

11.1.1.5. groups

11.1.1.6. contests

11.1.2. Shares

11.1.2.1. video

11.1.2.2. pictures

11.1.2.3. status

11.1.2.4. groups

11.1.2.5. pages

11.1.2.6. contests

11.1.3. Groups

11.1.3.1. school

11.1.3.2. informational

11.1.3.3. friends

11.1.3.4. collaborative forum

11.1.4. Pages

11.1.4.1. celebrities

11.1.4.2. business

11.1.4.3. movies

11.1.4.4. books

11.1.5. contests

11.2. Twitter

11.2.1. Quote

11.2.1.1. influencers

11.2.1.2. celebrities

11.2.1.3. companies

11.2.1.4. friends

11.2.2. Retweets

11.2.2.1. influencers

11.2.2.2. celebrities

11.2.2.3. companies

11.2.2.4. friends

11.2.3. Followers

11.2.3.1. friends

11.2.3.2. strangers

11.2.3.3. companies

11.2.3.4. class mates

11.3. Tumblr

11.4. Klout

11.4.1. influence

11.4.2. score

11.5. LinkedIn

11.5.1. Groups

11.5.2. Endorsments

11.6. Vimeo

11.6.1. video

11.6.2. quality

11.6.3. niche

11.7. Youtube

11.7.1. Views

11.7.2. Embedding

11.7.3. Channels

11.7.3.1. sponsored networks

11.7.3.2. sponsored studios

11.7.3.3. personal channels

11.7.4. videos

11.7.4.1. music videos

11.7.4.2. movies

11.7.4.2.1. sponsored studios

11.7.4.2.2. web videos

11.7.4.2.3. documenteries

11.7.4.3. tv shows

11.7.4.3.1. web series

11.7.4.3.2. sponsored networks

11.7.4.4. user generated content

11.7.4.4.1. vlogs

11.7.4.4.2. home videos

11.7.4.4.3. memes

11.7.4.4.4. video responses

11.7.5. commercials

11.7.5.1. pre roll

11.7.5.2. commercials from TV that people just straight up like

11.8. Pinterest

11.8.1. Pins

11.8.2. Repins

11.8.3. Follows

12. Definition

12.1. “E-marketing is the use of information technology in the process of creating, communicating, and delivering value to customers, and for managing customer relationships in ways that benefit the organization and its stakeholders.”

13. Cookies

13.1. Web Cookie

13.2. Browser Cookie

13.3. HTTP Cookie

13.4. What do they do?

13.4.1. Discover trends for marketing

13.4.2. Used for tracking

13.5. What are they?

13.5.1. Snippets of invisible data

13.5.2. Found in browser's cache

13.5.3. Can use on other websites

13.6. Fact:

13.6.1. Every time you delete your cookies you become an unique visitor

14. Revenue Model

14.1. CPC

14.2. CPM

14.2.1. CPT

14.3. CPV

14.3.1. CPV

14.4. CPA

14.4.1. CPS

14.4.2. CPS

14.5. eCPM

14.6. Fixed Costs

14.7. Cost per Conversion

15. Types

15.1. Expanding Ad

15.2. Polite Ad

15.3. Wallpaper Ad

15.4. Trick Banner

15.5. Pop-Up

15.5.1. Pop Under

15.6. Video Ad

15.7. Map Ad

15.8. Mobile Ad

15.9. Superstitial Ad

15.9.1. Interstitial Ad

15.10. Frame Ad