The use of the web as a marketing tool by selected arts organisations in Vietnam : a preliminary investigation
Le, Huong and Sargent, Jason 2010, The use of the web as a marketing tool by selected arts organisations in Vietnam : a preliminary investigation, TMC academic journal, vol. 4, no. 2, pp. 50-63.
This paper presents exploratory findings into the use of the web as a marketing tool by arts organisations in Vietnam. The uniform resource locators (URLs) of Vietnamese arts organisations listed in the cultural profiles category of the directory of Vietnamese Cultural Organisations/Departments created by Visiting Arts (UK) for the Ministry of Culture, Sport and Tourism, Vietnam (MCST) (formerly Ministry of Culture and Information – MOCI) were accessed. 17 of these websites were ‘live’ at the time of the study and were evaluated to determine current levels of marketing functionality utilised within the sites. The findings of the evaluation were analysed from the perspective of the four elements of marketing mix (price, place, product and promotion). The study found that all 17 Vietnamese arts organisations analysed were less sophisticated in the usage of the web as a marketing tool compared with their Western counterparts, and that such organisations’ websites contained basic information catalogues and contact details but had limited multimedia functionality. The implications to audience development will be explored further through a survey with stakeholders of the 17 arts organisations in Vietnam as a future research stream.
Language
eng
Field of Research
160699 Political Science not elsewhere classified
Socio Economic Objective
940299 Government and Politics not elsewhere classified
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