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Online Marketing auf Englisch in WIKI-Textquelle:
Online marketing
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The articles internet advertising and online marketing overlap thematically. Information you are looking for here can also be found in the other article.
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Online marketing (also known as internet marketing or web marketing) includes all marketing activities conducted online to achieve marketing goals, ranging from brand awareness to closing an online deal. Due to the development of online media into a mass medium, online marketing is usually viewed as a conventional, obligatory marketing strategy.
Table of Contents
1 story
2 Properties and delimitation
3 forms of online marketing
3.1 Site
3.2 Display Advertising
3.3 Search engine marketing (SEM)
3.4 Content Marketing
3.5 Email Marketing
3.6 Influencer Marketing
3.7 Affiliate Marketing
3.8 Social Media Marketing
4 Common Metrics
5 literature
6 web links
7 individual proofs
story
John A. Deighton, who was a professor at Harvard Business School in 2000, described the Internet at the time as a multidimensional "total environment for marketing activities."[1]
characteristics and delimitation
In addition to internet advertising, sub-areas of online marketing include search engine marketing, social media marketing and affiliate marketing. These marketing services are offered by advertising portals (usually for a fee). Video marketing is a special form of online marketing. Mobile marketing and the focus on mobile devices in online marketing are becoming increasingly important due to the increasing number of smartphones, ever-increasing Internet bandwidths and continuously increasing mobile Internet access. One of the main advantages of online marketing compared to traditional marketing measures such as print or TV is the measurability of the advertising effect.
forms of online marketing
site
The design and thematic structure of a company website are central components of online marketing. The company website serves both to retain customers and to attract new customers.
A website can be understood as a collection of related pages on the Internet that are located within the same domain.[2] The home page of the website is referred to as the home page and is not synonymous with the term website.[3] The "subpages", for example, a subcategory, is referred to as a website.
Display advertising
→ Main article: Internet advertising
Display advertising is a form of advertising on the Internet that, like banners, uses images and possibly also audio material.
Advertisers use display advertising to advertise their products and services on the Internet. It is comparable to advertisements in newspapers and magazines and commercials on television.
Display advertising and search engine marketing are the most common forms of online marketing.
Search engine marketing (SEM)
→ Main article: Search engine marketing
Search engine marketing (SEM) is based on targeted search engine advertising (SEA) and on search engine optimization (SEO) in order to acquire potential customers in specific subject areas.
content marketing
Content marketing is concerned with the production and distribution of media and publication materials with the aim of attracting new customers and retaining existing ones.[4] This information can come in a variety of formats, such as blogs, news, videos, white papers, e-books, graphics, case studies, or guides. Since most marketing strategies involve some form of publication material, content marketing is in most cases built into it as an integral part of a campaign.[5] Exceptions are, for example, telephone-based marketing or word-of-mouth advertising.
Email Marketing
See also: Internet advertising → E-mail advertising
Marketing by e-mail, so-called e-mail marketing, is the equivalent of direct marketing in the offline area, i.e. sending advertising material by post.
The sending of advertising by e-mail is subject to legal restrictions. In Germany, various laws regulate the dispatch and certain mandatory information in business e-mails (e.g. the law against unfair competition, UWG, contains provisions in § 7 on unreasonable harassment on "advertising using [...] electronic mail" and the law on electronic commercial register and cooperative register as well as the company register, EHUG, determines that certain imprint information must be included in a business e-mail), in Austria the Telekommuni regulates
Alles zum Thema Geld auf Englisch: Quelle WIKI:
money
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This article is about money as a medium of exchange and payment; for other uses, see Money (disambiguation).
200 euro banknote
German money before the 1923 currency reform:
50 pfennig piece
Money is the generally accepted means of exchange and payment in a society.
Table of Contents
1 Etymology
2 definitions
3 types of money
4 money functions
5 money creation
6 Money Supply Definitions
7 Money market and monetary policy
8 monetary theory
9 legal questions
10 story
11 popular names
11.1 For money in general
11.2 For Special Denominations
11.3 For Certain Currencies
12 Reception
12.1 Mythology
12.2 Philosophy
12.3 Sociology
12.4 Religious Studies/Theology
12.5 Psychology
12.6 Pedagogy
12.7 Application of Physical Terms
12.8 Language
13 criticism
14 Literature
15 web links
16 See also
17 individual proofs
etymology
The word comes from the Old High German gelt, which means "compensation, interest, wages, sacrifice, income, value, apply" and first appeared in 790.[1][2] Later it was adopted by Middle High German as geld/gelt (already meaning money and means of payment), as is still common with the terms remuneration or pay off.
definitions
Various sciences such as economics and sociology have produced classic definitions. Economically, for Friedrich Bendixen, money is an "instruction on the national product", the individual monetary unit represents a "hypothetical owner's share of the state's national product, an ideal claim to the potential of economic satisfaction possibilities".[3] He thus understood money as legitimation for the receipt of consideration based on previous advance payments. Günter Schmölders saw money as a "documented promise of value of general validity".[4]
From a legal point of view, money is legal tender prescribed by the state with specified denominations, a "creature of the legal system".[5] Money is the means of payment issued by the state or a state authority as a value carrier and intended for public transport.
In practical use, money is a means of payment that differs from simple means of exchange in that it does not directly satisfy the needs of an exchange partner, but can be used for further exchange due to general acceptance.
The money designated as legal tender in the currency constitution of a state is called currency.
types of money
In a two-tier monetary system, central bank money exists either as cash, which is in the form of coins and banknotes (paper money) as cash on hand, or commercial bank deposits at the central bank. There is also book money (or bank money), a payment claim by a non-bank to a bank on a current account.[6] According to the definition of the European Central Bank[7], cash is included in the {\displaystyle M0}{\displaystyle M0} aggregate outside the central bank (including commercial banks' cash holdings) plus the central bank money holdings of credit institutions on accounts with the central bank.[8] The aggregate {\displaystyle M1}{\displaystyle M1} captures cash in circulation at non-banks (i.e. without cash on hand at commercial banks) plus sight deposits at non-banks. The other aggregates {\displaystyle M2}{\displaystyle M2} and {\displaystyle M3}{\displaystyle M3} also include liabilities from banks to customers with a term of up to two years. The longer the binding period (deadline) of a liability, the more its character as a liquid means of payment for the owner loses. Therefore, quantities of money depend on their definition. These differ between the currency areas.
money functions
Nowadays, the majority of payments are processed cashless via EC cards or credit cards. The largest part of the money supply consists of current account and overnight deposits (sight deposits).
→ Main article: Money function
In economics, money is defined functionally.[9] In his main work Das Kapital, Karl Marx describes the function of money as a “specific equivalent commodity”, as a “measure of value” in the process of “commodity circulation”, which in turn is the starting point of capital through money.[10]
Money has the function of a means of payment: A means of exchange or means of payment is an object or an acquirable right that a buyer transfers to a seller in order to acquire goods or services. Money makes it easier to exchange goods and to take on and pay off debt.
Money is a store of value.
Money is a measure of value or a unit of account: through the denomination (nominal value of banknotes and coins), the monetary consideration can be measured as the market value and market price for goods and services and offers the possibility of offsetting.
Alles zum Thema Affiliate Marketing auf Englisch Quelle WIKI:
affiliate marketing
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Affiliate systems are Internet-based sales methods in which a commercial provider (merchant or advertiser) usually offers his sales partners (affiliates or publishers) commissions. The product provider provides advertising material that the affiliate uses on its websites or via other channels such as keyword advertising or e-mail marketing.[1]
Table of Contents
1 how it works
2 types of participants
2.1 Affiliate System Operator
2.2 Merchant
2.3 Distributors
3 condition models
3.1 Pay per click
3.2 Pay per Lead
3.3 Pay per sale
3.4 Lifetime Compensation
3.5 Airtime Fee
3.6 Other Models
4 Influence of the condition model on company success
4.1 Affiliate System Operator
4.2 Distributors
5 studies and events
6 Liability Issues
7 See also
8 individual proofs
functionality
Affiliate systems are based on the principle of commission. The technical basis in the virtual world of the World Wide Web is the link. Such an affiliate link contains a special code that uniquely identifies the affiliate with the retailer. Put simply, this means that the retailer can use the link with partner identification to identify who sent the customer. Depending on the business model, a commission is calculated for the pure clicks on the advertising material (“click”), the transmission of qualified customer contacts (“lead”) or the sale (“sale”). In contrast to the merchant (literally: dealer; here also program provider or operator), who offers goods or services, the affiliate only acts as an interface between dealers and potential customers.
So if someone clicks on such an affiliate link, they will be redirected to the site of the relevant dealer. Here, parameters are transmitted that enable the specific allocation of the generated revenue by a publisher. This method is called tracking. Cookie tracking enables a visitor to be assigned and tracked using a cookie. The cookie stored on the visitor's hard drive thus enables subsequent recognition and tracking (even in the case of delayed and interrupted interactivity). Tracking using cookies is the most widely used method in affiliate marketing to match a person to the appropriate affiliate.
With affiliate marketing systems in online cooperation management, companies market their products and services by linking to partner websites. Commissions are often paid for generated sales or measurable success. This can represent an advantage for the product provider, but also a disadvantage for the provider of the advertising space, since the business risk of the product provider is transferred to a not inconsiderable part, depending on the choice of the condition model, to the advertising space provider. Since the inventory at the advertising space provider cannot be increased indefinitely, he will first consider which affiliate program he expects to get the best results. This creates pressure for the product provider to find a fair billing model.
In principle, affiliate marketing can initially also be implemented without the Internet (“offline”). Printed vouchers containing a code to identify the publisher can be used for this purpose. Remuneration is either pay per lead or pay per sale.[2] The further processing is then usually carried out online again.
types of participants
Affiliate System Operator
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The affiliate system operator is responsible for providing and operating the portal.[3] He should ensure error-free operation and is responsible for marketing the portal. In reality, there are two types of operators: On the one hand, independent platforms, the affiliate networks, have been established, which act as an interface between retailers (merchants) and sales partners (affiliates).[4] They are mainly responsible for the provision and administration of the technology and the financial processing. On the other hand, there are platforms where the retailer can take over the operator function himself (so-called “in-house programs”). These partner programs run by the dealers themselves hardly play a role in the German market. In donation marketing, the commission is paid to a registered organization.
dealer
Dealers, i.e. advertisers and merchants, make their products and services offered online available via the affiliate system and much more
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