A model of web use in direct and online marketing strategy
Adam, Stewart 2002, A model of web use in direct and online marketing strategy, Electronic markets, vol. 12, no. 4, pp. 262-269, doi: 10.1080/101967802762553521.
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A model of web use in direct and online marketing strategy
There has been less than a decade of rapid diffusion of the Internet and related technologies into the commercial world, with resultant changes in business processes, business structure and financial valuations of adopting businesses. Advocates and critics of new online business models are still addressing the relationship between online or electronic marketing using the Internet (Net) and marketing and financial outcomes. There remains a need for empirical research into specific aspects of online marketing strategy beyond click-through analysis, Web audience analysis and scrutiny of website properties to mention the most widely examined elements. This paper discusses conceptualizations underpinning development of a model of Web use in marketing strategy. The aim of the paper is to aid both business practitioner and academician alike in connecting direct and online marketing using the Web with performance outcomes
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