A. 找有关网络营销的外文资料
Internet marketing, also referred to as online marketing or eMarketing (or e-Marketing), is the marketing of procts or services over the Internet. The Internet has brought many unique benefits to marketing including low costs in distributing information and media to a global audience. The interactive nature of Internet marketing, both in terms of instant response and in eliciting response, are unique qualities of the medium.
Internet marketing ties together creative and technical aspects of the internet, including design, development, advertising and sales. Internet marketing methods include search engine marketing, display advertising, e-mail marketing, affiliate marketing, interactive advertising, online reputation management and also Social Media Marketing Methods such as blog marketing, and viral marketing.
Internet marketing is the process of growing and promoting an organization using online media. Internet marketing does not simply mean 'building a website' or 'promoting a website'. Somewhere behind that website is a real organization with real goals.
An Internet marketing strategy includes all aspects of online advertising online activity that promotes a company online, including websites, blog sites, article and press releases, online market research, email marketing, and advertising, as appropriate for the promotion of ones' business.
Business models
Internet marketing is associated with several business models. The model is typically defined by the goal. These include e-commerce, where goods are sold directly to consumers or businesses; publishing, or the sale of advertising; and lead-based sites, where an organization generates value by getting sales leads from their site. There are many other models based on the specific needs of each person or business that launches an internet marketing campaign.
Internet marketing refers to the placement of media along different stages of the Customer engagement Cycle, through Search Engine Marketing, Search Engine Optimization, Banner Ads on specific sites, email marketing and Web 2.0 strategies. In 2008, The New York Times working with comScore published a first estimate to quantify the user data collected by large Web companies. Counting four types of interactions with company sites plus the hits from ads served from advertising networks, they found the potential for collecting upwards of 2,500 pieces of data on average per user per month.[1]
Advantages
nternet marketing is relatively inexpensive. Companies can reach a wide audience for a small fraction of traditional advertising budgets. The nature of the medium allows consumers to research and purchase procts and services at their own convenience: An internet marketing campaign puts an organization's message in front of consumers precisely when they want it.
However, internet marketing isn't a panacea. It still requires intelligent planning and careful execution. Emphasize business goals and use methods such as CVP analysis when determining strategy and the overall effectiveness of marketing campaigns.
There are a few important characteristics that differentiate Internet marketing from "off-line marketing":
- One-to-one vs. one-to-many approach: The targeted user is typically browsing the Internet on their own, and the marketing messages reach them personally. This can be very clearly seen in search marketing, where the users find advertisements targeted to specific keywords that the users asked for(1).
- Demographics targeting vs. behavioral targeting: off-line marketers typically segment their markets according to age group, sex, geography, and other general factors. Online marketers have the luxury of targeting by activity. This is a deeper form of targeting, since the advertiser knows that the target audience are people who do a certain activity (upload pictures, have blogs, etc.) instead of just expecting that a certain group of people will like their new proct or service.
- Measurability: Almost all aspects of an online campaign can be traced, measured, and tested. The advertisers either pay per banner impression (CPM), pay per click (PPC), or pay per action accomplished. Therefore, it is easy to understand which messages or offering are more appealing to the audience.
- Response and immediate results: Since the online marketing initiatives usually require users to click on the message, go to a website, and perform a targeted action, the results of campaigns are immediately measured and tracked. On the other hand, someone driving a car who sees a billboard, will at best be interested and might decide to get more information at some time.
Internet marketing, as of 2007, is growing faster than other types of media.[citation needed]Since exposure, response and overall efficiency of Internet media is easier to track than traditional "off-line" media, through the use of web analytics for instance, Internet marketing can offer a greater sense of accountability for advertisers. Increasingly, however, marketers and their clients are becoming aware of the need to measure the collaborative effects of marketing, i.e. how the Internet affects in-store sales, etc., instead of siloing each medium. The effects of Multi-Channel Marketing can be difficult to determine, but are an important part of ascertaining the value of media campaigns.
Limitations
Because Internet marketing requires customers to use newer technologies than traditional media, not all people may get the message. Low speed Internet connections are one barrier. If companies build overly large or complicated web pages, some Internet users struggle to download the information on dial up connections or mobile devices.
From the buyer's perspective, another limitation is the inability of shoppers to touch, smell, taste or try-on tangible goods before making an online purchase. However, it is an instry standard for e-commerce vendors to have liberal return policies and in store pick up services to reassure customers.
A survey of 410 marketing executives listed insufficient ability to measure impact, a lack of internal capability, and difficulty convincing senior management as the top three barriers to entry for large companies looking to market online. [2]
[edit] Security concerns
For both companies and consumers that participate in online business, security concerns are very important. Many consumers are hesitant to buy items over the Internet because they do not trust that their personal information will remain private. Recently, some companies that do business online have been caught giving away or selling information about their customers. Several of these companies have guarantees on their websites, claiming customer information will be private. Some companies that buy customer information offer the option for indivials to have their information removed from the database (known as opting out). However, many customers are unaware that their information is being shared and are unable to stop the transfer of their information between companies.
Security concerns are of great importance and online companies have been working hard to create solutions. Encryption is one of the main methods for dealing with privacy and security concerns on the Internet. Encryption is defined as the conversion of data into a form called a cipher. This cipher cannot be easily intercepted unless an indivial is authorized by the program or company that completed the encryption. In general, the stronger the cipher, the better protected the data is. However, the stronger the cipher, the more expensive encryption becomes.
Another major security concern that consumers have with ecommerce merchants is whether or not they will receive exactly what they purchase. Trustworthy, reliable merchant performance has been a consumer concern since the inception of ecommerce, and to date, merchants have attempted to address these concerns by investing in and building strong consumer brands (Amazon, eBay, Overstock.com), and by leveraging merchant / feedback rating systems and ecommerce bonding solutions. All of these solutions attempt to assure consumers that their transactions will be free of problems because the merchants can be trusted to provide reliable procts and services. In addition, the major online payment mechanisms (credit cards, PayPal, Google Checkout, etc.) have also provided back-end buyer protection systems to address problems after they actually do occur.
[edit] Effects on instries
Internet marketing has had a large impact on several instries including music, banking, and flea markets, as well as the advertising instry itself. As Advertisers increase and shift more of their budgets online, it is now overtaking radio in terms of market share.[3] In the music instry, many consumers have begun buying and downloading music files (e.g. MP3s) over the Internet in addition to buying CDs.
More and more banks are offering the ability to perform banking tasks online. Online banking is believed to appeal to customers because it is more convenient than visiting bank branches. Currently, over 150 million U.S. alts now bank online, with a high growth rate. The increasing speed of Internet connections is the main reason for the fast growth. Of those indivials who use the Internet, 44% now perform banking activities over the Internet.
Internet auctions have gained popularity. Unique items that could previously be found at flea markets are being sold on eBay instead. eBay has also affected the prices in the instry. Buyers and sellers often look at prices on the website before going to flea markets and the eBay price often becomes what the item is sold for. More and more flea market sellers are putting their items up for sale online and running their business out of their homes.
The effect on the ad instry itself has been profound. In just a few years, online advertising has grown to be worth tens of billions of dollars annually.[4][5][6] PricewaterhouseCoopers reported US Internet marketing spend totalled $16.9 billion in 2006 [7].
B. 有关描述电子商务与网络营销的英文书籍 有哪些请写明
电子商务和网络营销中国是走在前列的，可能你要的英文的书籍还没有中文的写的好，写的有深度，甚至可能是中国翻译过去的。
C. 网络营销经典书籍推荐
网络营销的书籍只能当成一种入门的教程，更多的是在实战中吸取经验，很多营销技巧可能几个月就失效了。
D. 请大家推荐一本关于网络营销方面的好书
看网络营销方面的书固然重要，但了解网络营销的发展趋势和行业动态也很重要。
推荐一些关于网络营销2.0的文章给你阅读。http://search.ebdoor.com/SearchEMarketingArticle.aspx?keyword=%u7F51%u7EDC%u8425%u95002.0
E. 网络营销书籍有哪些
非常非常 虔诚的推荐 陈墨的《网络营销应该这样做》 其他的都是再说过去使用的方法，很多都是已经过时的，有的也已经很快被淘汰。基本上都是网上资料的汇编，价值不大。
而陈墨的书则是揭示网络营销的真正奥秘，介绍各种网络规则，做网络营销这本书必读。
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F. 企业网络营销外文文献
可以说，来今年来，企业的市场自经理们发现随着互联网的日渐普及，一些传统的营销推广方式正在住家是小：在报纸、电视等传统媒体上花费重金投放的广告很少有人看了；精心策划的公关活动似乎也无人响应了。。。。。。为什么会这样？答案其实很简单--互联网改变了世界级，也改变了企业的营销环境！于是，市场经理们开始尝试给予互联网的新的营销推广方式，即为网络营销！
当然，现在的社会，将来，网络网络营销会更加发达，看现在的美国就能知道，我们国家真正的网络营销才刚刚起步，以后将急剧发展和壮大！
我非常关注网络营销，希望未来能够从事这一行业，因此看了一些相关的书籍，查了一些相关的资料。看了之后，首先，非常开阔眼见！让你知道现如今网络世界的便利性和可利用性，特别是对于企业、商家的网络资源营销利用有个重新的认识。
现在向你郑重推荐一本书《赢在网络营销》！王宜著，我才看完的这本书吗，我觉得，这本书是我看的迄今为止，介绍网络营销最全，案例最多的专业级书籍！
不过具体的与企业网络营销相关的外文文献我可没有，建议去网上搜网络营销案例！
G. 推荐几本好的网络营销的书籍·····
国内网抄络营销专家ZAC（昝辉）的两本书都不错，书名分别是：《SEO实战密码:60天网站流量提高20倍》和《网络营销实战密码:策略•技巧•案例》。
在当当、亚马逊等知名网站均有很好的销量和不错的顾客评价等级。
希望能够帮到您，谢谢！
H. 来推荐一些关于网络营销的书籍有哪些值得一看的
推荐《SEO艺术》这本书，首先是写这本书的作者（国外）是SEO行业的牛人，另外就是翻译的也是SEO业内人士，就是第一本书作者ZAC。这本书主要推荐给做谷歌SEO的朋友看的。缺点是，书中涉及到的一些知识相对老一些，但是相对于其他的SEO书籍，还是值得一看的。
I. 谁能提供一些关于外贸网络营销的书籍名称给我
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J. 介绍一些关于网络营销的书籍
网络营销专业书籍： ·【新书】 《网络营销基础与实践》第3版 (冯英健 著，清华大学出版社 2004年10月) [卓越网购买] [当当网购买] ·【新书】《博客营销》（作者：杰里米·莱特） 中国财政经济出版社 冯英健为《博客营销》做序 《博客营销》内容简介 卓越网在线销售 当当网在线购买
·【新书】《长尾理论》 （亚马逊畅销书榜经管类第一名）
作者：（美）安德森 著，乔江涛 译 出版社：中信出版社 出版日期：2006-12-1 ISBN：7508607244 卓越网网上购买 当当网在线购买 ·《网络营销技术基础》(段建,王雁) 机械工业出版社 定价：￥38.00元（附光盘） 出版时间：2006年6月 当当网购买《网络营销技术基础》
·《2.61 我为网狂》(赵旭)专题介绍 当当网在线购买《2.61 我为网狂》
·《网络营销基础与实践》第2版 冯英健 著，清华大学出版社 2004年10月 【目 录】 【主要特点】 【内容体系】 【专用教学网站】【当当网上书店购买】【卓越网购买】
·《搜索引擎广告：网络营销的成功之路》（美）赛达 谢婷 ·《网络营销案例评析》作者：吕英斌 2004年1月 原价：￥23元
·《Email营销》（冯英健 著,机械工业出版社,2003.6） [详细介绍]
原价：￥16.9元 当当价：￥14.3元
·《网络营销基础与实践》（第1版）冯英健 著，清华大学出版社 2002年1月
原价：￥27元 当当价：￥22.9元
【关于本书的详细介绍、目录、书评精华内容连载电子书免费下载】 ·《网络营销》（第2版），作者：（美）拉菲·默罕默德等；王刊良 译，中国财政经济出版社，2004年10月，原价：65元，当当价：58.5元 [内容提要/目录/作者简介/封面图片]
· 《网络营销：战略、实施与实践》（原书第2版） 作者：（英）查菲 等 吴冠之. 机械工业出版社 2004年6月 原价：￥56元 当当价：￥47.6元
·《网上拍卖》 （韩冀东，人民邮电出版社，2004年9月出版，原价：25元，当当价：22.5元 · 《网络营销》（精装） 姜旭平 著，清华大学出版社 2003年9月，原价：￥80元，当当价：￥72元 ，[内容提要/目录/作者简介/封面图片]
·《完美商店》（本书2004年12月份当当网电子商务类图书在线销售排行第一）【详细介绍】
[美]科恩 著，冷鲲 等译，辽宁教育出版社， 2003年9月，原价：￥28元，当当价：￥23.8元 （2004年12月份当当电子商务类图书在线销售排行第一）
·《网络品牌》 》 （美）莱文 潘卫民 等译，新华出版社 2003年5月，原价：￥30元，当当价：￥25.5元
·《网络营销学》 (美)艾露斯·库佩 著 时启亮、吴凤羽、章学拯 译 上海人民出版社 2002年05月 原价：￥36元 当当价：￥32.4元
·《网络网际关系行销》 罗家德 著，社科文献出版社 2001年5月 原价：￥16元 当当价：￥13.6元
·《网络广告学》 杨坚争 等编著 电子工业出版社 2002年05月出版 原价：￥25 当当价：￥22.5
·《网络营销原理》 沃德·汉森 Ward Manson 定价：￥38元
·《多对一营销：后网络经济时代的营销制胜模式 》作者：美.卢恩 刘艳红 刘利华 甘锋 译 企业管理出版社 出版日期：2003.1 原价：￥24.8元 当当价：￥18.6元
·《打造网络品牌的11条法则》(美)阿尔·里斯,(美)劳拉·里斯著梅清豪,周安柱译 上海人民出版社 2002年06月出版 原价：￥14.8 当当价：￥12.6