E-Commerce Campaign Management
(ICDL CERTIFICATION MODULE: DIGITAL MARKETING)
Instructor : James Cook Institute
2 Days
Intermediate
Who is this for
- Business Owners and Managers
- Marketing Professionals
- Marketing Agencies
- Students and Professionals
Course schedule
Session 2: 2 – 3rd October
Session 3: 14 – 15th November
Session 3: 4 – 5th December
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For individual
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For corporate
Complete the form and email to mailer@eli.academy
Course objective
Successful candidates will be able to:
- Understand key concepts of digital marketing, including advantages, limitations and planning
- Understand various web presence options and how to select appropriate keywords for search engine optimisation
- Recognise different social media platforms, and set up and use common platforms.
- Understand how effective social media management assists in promotion and lead generation.
- Use a social media management service to schedule posts and set up notifications.
- Understand various options for online marketing and advertising, including search engine, e-mail and mobile marketing.
- Understand and use analytics services to monitor and improve campaigns.
Course outline
Digital marketing concepts
- Key concept
- Understand the term Digital Marketing.
- Define different elements of digital marketing like: content marketing, social media marketing, e-mail marketing, mobile marketing, affiliate marketing, search engine marketing (SEM), search engine optimisation (SEO), display advertising, analytics
- Identify typical goals when using digital marketing like: increased brand awareness, lead generation, sales generation, informing customers, improved customer service, direct customer engagement, generating traffic.
- Understand the advantages of digital marketing like: more cost effective, easier to track and measure progress, larger demographic reach, higher engagement compared to traditional marketing, catering to mobile customers.
- Understand the limitations of digital marketing like: lack of face-to-face interaction, can be obtrusive, time commitment to manage it professionally, may not be suitable for your product.
- Recognise the main legal and regulatory obligations when digital marketing in your country.
- Planning
- Understand the main elements of a digital marketing strategy like: alignment to business goals and marketing objectives, identification of target audience, analysis of competitors, selection of appropriate platforms, planning and creation of content, allocation of budgets, reporting.
- Recognise the need for a consistent online presence in line with corporate identity and design.
- Recognise types of content used to drive traffic and enhance engagement like: infographics, meme, videos, guides, product reviews, testimonials, lists, whitepapers.
- Understand the importance of having policies and access controls in place for staff using company digital marketing accounts.
Digital marketing concepts
- Web presence options
- Understand possible web presence solutions like: business directory, social media, information website, blog, e-commerce website, mobile site, web application, mobile application.
- Outline the typical steps to create a web presence like: register an appropriate website address, register with a website hosting service, design and build your site, promote your site.
- Understand the term content management system (CMS).
- Website considerations
- Understand the main parts of a website like: homepage, company and contact information, news, services/product description, search, e-commerce facility, sitemap.
- Understand website design terms like: user interface (UI), user experience (UX), responsive design, accessibility, performance optimisation, browser compatibility.
- Recognise good practice in creating website content like: audience focused, clear and concise, use of keywords, consistent branding, quality images and videos, regularly updated.
- Recognise various methods for promoting a website like: social media, online advertising, inbound links, e-mail marketing, submitting your website to an engine, e-mail signature, physical marketing materials.
- Search engine optimisation
- Understand the term search engine optimisation (SEO).
- Understand the term keyword. Create a list of keywords which can be used when optimising content for a website, social media platform.
- Understand the terms page title, URL, description tag, meta tag, headings, alternative text and their importance for SEO.
Social media start up
- Social media platforms
- Understand the term social media platform and identify the main uses of some common platforms.
- Understand common social media marketing campaign elements like: choosing appropriate platforms for target audience, planning and creating suitable content, tracking campaign, evaluating campaign performance.
- Social media account
- Understand the term social media profile. Distinguish between the different types of profiles like: personal, business, groups, event.
- Create, edit social media business profile information like: biography, images, URL, contact details, category.
- Understand social media actions like: post, comment, share, like, tag, hashtag.
- Create, edit, delete a post on a social media profile like: news, event, poll, offer.
Social media management
- Social media management services
- Understand the term social media management service and identify some common social media management services.
- Understand the term scheduled post. Schedule a post
- Marketing and promotion activities
- Understand the term influencers. Recognise the importance of connecting with them.
- Understand the term targeted audience. Recognise the importance of optimising your content to suit them.
- Understand the term video marketing. Recognise its importance in online promotional campaigns.
- Understand the terms review, referral. Recognise their importance in promoting your business through social media.
- Understand the term URL shortener. Use a URL shortener to track links.
- Understand the term viral. Recognise its importance in a promotional campaign and elements that may contribute to success like: humour, originality, resonance with audience, generating a discussion.
- Recognise good practice in creating engaging social media content like: post regularly, post relevant content, research relevant blogs and companies, post competitions, use images and videos.
- Engagement, leads generation and sales
- Outline good practice in social media marketing like: timely and appropriate response to comments/complaints, take certain enquiries offline
- Set up notifications on a social media profile to alert when the profile has been mentioned or a comment has been added to the profile.
- Understand the term call to action and identify common examples like: get a quote, sign up, buy now, download app. Recognise its importance in generating leads through social media platforms.
Social media management
- Online advertising
- Identify some common examples of search engine marketing (SEM) platforms.
- Identify some common examples of online advertising platforms.
- Understand different types of online advertisement like: floating, pop-up, video, image, banner, text.
- Understand the term sponsored post. Recognise its importance in increasing interaction and engagement on social media.
- E-mail marketing
- Identify some common examples of e-mail marketing platforms.
- Create an account in an e-mail marketing application.
- Create, edit, delete a contact list in an e-mail marketing application.
- Create a campaign, select a template in an e-mail marketing application
- Send, schedule an email in an e-mail marketing application
- Understand the terms opt-in, opt-out.
- Mobile marketing
- Outline some reasons to use mobile marketing like: access to more customers, targeting customers based on location.
- Understand the term mobile application. Understand how mobile applications can be used like: promoting a business/service, offering services, generating sales.
- Outline some considerations for a mobile marketing campaign like: creating a mobile-friendly website, tailoring keywords for mobile, tailor your ads for mobile
- Understand options for mobile advertising like: video ads, search ads, display ads, social media ads, application ads.
Analytics
- Getting started
- Understand the term analytics. Recognise the importance of analysing performance of a digital marketing campaign.
- Create an account in an analytics tool.
- Set up an analytics report for a campaign: website, social media, e-mail marketing, advertising. Export a report as a .csv file.
- Schedule an analytics report e-mail: website, social media, e-mail marketing, advertising.
- Understand the term split testing. Recognise its importance in measuring the success of campaigns like: e-mail marketing, online advertising.
- Web analytics
- Understand the term web traffic and the importance of attracting quality web traffic.
- Understand common analytics terms like: unique visitors, impressions, clicks, bounce rate, conversion rate, click through rate (CTR), tracking code, referrals.
- Identify some common website analytics tools.
- Social media insights
- Understand the term social media insights. Recognise the importance of analysing the influence of your marketing activities on social media platforms.
- Understand social media insights terms like: engagement, reach, mentions, trends, inbound links.
- Identify some common social media insights tools.
- Email marketing and online advertising analytics
- Understand common e-mail analytics terms like: open rate, click rate, bounce rate, unsubscribe, total subscribers.
- Understand common online advertising analytics terms like: pay per click (PPC), cost per thousand (CPM), cost per acquisition (CPA) and cost per conversion (CPC).
Course Fee
Course fee (company sponsored)
Funding Type
Full Fee
GST
Funding Amount
Net Fee Payable (Incl GST)
SME
$480
$38.40
$336
$182.40
Non-SME
$480
$38.40
$240
$278.40
Non-SME
(MCES)
$480
$38.40
$336
$182.40
SME: Company registered or incorporated in Singapore AND employment size of not more than 200 or with annual sales turnover of not more than $100 million
Non-SME (MCES): Employee is Singaporean aged 40 years and above
Course Fee Funding:
SME: 70% of course fee
Non-SME: 50% of course fee
Non-SME(MCES): 70% of course fee
- Eligible for Absentee Payroll Funding
$4.50 per training hour capped at $100,000 per enterprise per calendar year
- Eligible for SkillsFuture Enterprise Credit (SFEC)
Course Fee (Self Sponsored)
Funding Type
Full Fee
GST
Funding Amount
Net Fee Payable (Incl GST)
MCES
$480
$38.40
$336
$182.40
Normal
$480
$38.40
$240
$278.40
MCES: Singaporean aged 40 years and above
Normal: Singaporean / PR aged 21 years and above
Course Fee Funding:
MCES: 70% of course fee
Normal: 50% of course fee
- Eligible for SkillsFuture Credit
- Eligible for PSEA Funds