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Who are we ?
We create direct, focused solutions that make your company productive. We provide comprehensive proposals that include pilot programs, transition strategies, and effective implementation. We turn your vision into reality.
What do we do ?
Consulting
Process Audits
Integration Strategies
Resource Development
Background of the company & industry Dedicated to provide services to drivers established companies, Startups & nonprofit organizations that are looking forward to use internet to the fullest Work closely with our clients to create brand identity, designs & promotional campaigns which have a long lasting impact.
Vision: To be a preferred global player in end-to-end digital marketing and branding solutions Mission: Become the most preferred outsourced firm in next 5 years
Challenge: The Firm is struggling to prove ROI in domestic market. They want a long term strategy that will help them establish their business and create a competitive advantage in the long run.
Advertising agencies
IT equipment producers
Outsourced opportunities
Economic
Mixed Economy Worlds largest national economy (2013 est.) GDP (purchasing power parity): $16.72 trillion GDP - per capita (PPP): $52,839 GDP - composition by sector : agriculture: 1.2%, industry: 22.1%, services: 76.7% Global Currency
Social
Population of 317,552,000 (3rd largest in the world) (2013 est.) Progressive society 80% of the population aged five years and older spoke only English at home. 81% of the population uses internet (% of online adults) Facebook - 71% LinkedIn 22% Twitter 18% Instagram 17% Multiple networking sites -42% 99% literacy rate
Technology
Most technologically advanced country in the world Broadband internet access E-commerce is the most preferred means of marketing 70% of companies have a Chief Marketing Technologist, who report to marketing division
Environment
Low public concerns of ecology as a whole Digital media technology uses significant amounts of energy from coal fired power plants Americas adoption of networked broadband digital media and cloud-based alternatives to print are driving record levels of energy consumption.
Legal
Network Advertising Initiative To determine proper protocol for managing a Web users personal info on the internet Right to privacy Individual privacy vs. meeting consumer needs Consumer Privacy Act, 2000 Must give notice, obtain consent, etc., when collecting personally identifiable info Online Privacy and Disclosure Act of 2000 Display seal on website when comply with the Principles for Fair Personal Information Practice
Profit Advantage
Tax benefits
Outlined Approach
Value Network Model (A-R-A Analysis )
Very competitive and growth seeking new media companies Indian Companies among world leaders in digital marketing Highly Competitive Markets Many opportunities exist for fast movers Few experienced and global players in new media
Well educated and skilled personnel available High-level of technological know-how Limited number of international customers Skilled users and advanced infrastructure Financial capital available for well defined business ideas and concepts Many large customers available, but serving them demands resources
Actors
Consolidation of companies via mergers and acquisitions Mobile communication creates new opportunities and activities Huge market size Employees Internationalization and globalization is an actuality Large international customer projects carried out All major companies are building international Relationships Domestic Market International Market
Resources
Business Network
Activities
Activities link resources to each other Key target for a company is to obtain a dominant position in business network
Network Internationalization
Network Internationalization modes: Low High Degree of Internationalization of the firm
International extension, i.e. through establishment of positions in relation to counter-parts in national net that are new to the firm Penetration, i.e. developing the positions and increasing resource commitment in those nets abroad that the firm has already positions in International integration, i.e. increasing co-ordination between positions in different national nets
Leads to different situations
Low High
Core Activities
Consulting
Content Marketing Activi Outsourced Marketing Brand strategy Email Marketing Custom Newsletter Computer Games CD ROM & DVD
Supporting Activities
Training
IT equipment producers
ACTORS
Strategy Map
Finance
Revenue Profit Price negotiation Pay per click Price differentiation Fixed price contract
Customer
Client
US Market
Outsourcing
Search Engine optimization
Customer Satisfaction
Process
Brand Building
Graphic Design
Email Marketing
Growth
Advanced Technology
IT skills
Workforce Expansion
IT Infrastructure
Suspects
Campaign Follow up with Business Case
Leads
Teleconferenc ing Value Proposition
Opportunities
Request for Proposal Demo
Accounts
Statement of work
Search
Impress
Engage
Association
Word-ofmouth Marketin g
Year of No of Presence overseas establishment Presence years Interactive 1 avenues 2 WeBeast no no 2006 NA 2007 2009 2009 2009 2004 2007 2010 2008 2001 2011 2010 2011 1 1 3 5 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 1 1.8 8 5 7 5 5 5 10 7 4 6 13 3 4 3 6.1
SEO
Package Normalized Normalized Normalized Normalized deal Cost presence time Services 28.6 4.6 18.4 2.4 9.1 2.5 32.4 6.3 3.5 2.1 9.2 7.3 11.1 2.5 10.0 5.6 5.6 16.8 28.0 5.6 22.4 5.6 5.6 5.6 5.6 5.6 16.8 5.6 5.6 10.0 13.2 8.2 11.5 8.2 8.2 8.2 16.5 11.5 6.6 9.9 21.4 4.9 6.6 4.9 10.0 8.0 5.7 9.2 8.0 8.0 9.2 8.0 20.7 16.1 8.0 6.9 4.6 13.8 13.8 10.0
Time for Normal delivery Time 38.3 20 30 38.3 38.3 90 38.3 50 20 20 38.3 38.3 38.3 15 38.3 3.9 10
3 Digital Force US, UK 4 Adbot 5 AliveNow 6 Blue Digital 7 bcWebWise 8 Omlogic 9 Redcube Softz 10 Solutions 11 Rivalogic 12 Fresco Social 13 MINTSocial Social 14 Redirect
500000 70000 450000 1020000 25000 150000 25000 200000 30000 10000 30000 50000 110000 25000 30000 65000
150000 100000 40000 290000 120000 80000 30000 230000 180000 120000 50000 350000 35000 30000 15000 80000
Industry 15 Average
Annexure
Design
Primary Research
1 Interactive Avenues Mr Rahul Marwaha Wesite 7.5-10lakhs, SEO 50000/m, Social media 1 lakh/m
2 WeBeast 3 ReturnOnWeb
Hasleen Kaur
Social Media Marketing 50000/m or 30000/m per month. Without creative and brand management20000/m. Promotional Content--> 3 hours online. SEO 30000/m. Website (15-20 days) 50k to 75k. INK Dashboard? Ball Pot conversion 15-20%) Higher
Website 3-5.5 lakh/m, SEO 50-60k/m, Social media70-75k/m. (footfall increase by 10000 in 90 days, guaranteed) Call tomorrow SEO- 25+k/m, Social media marketing 25000/m (all), Website 10000 (basic) Website 1.5lakh/m, Social media 1lakh/m
4 Digital Force 5 84ideas 6 Adbot 7 AliveNow 8 Blue Digital 9 bcWebWise 10 Omlogic 11 RedCube
Kalyan Sagar
website 35k, 25k 10 words, fb- 20k, 3 months, 3 months, website 5 lakhs, fb 70k, SEM: 4-5lakhs, fb : 1.5 lakhs, SEO + website 50 days, website- 30k, SEO- 50 k 15-20 days, website: 9-10k 2.5k 20days, SEO: 20k + 10k, 20k- fb + 6k..
Weakness
Small team (5 full time and a few part time employees) Limited presence domestically
Opportunity
Firms in USA spending 2.5% on their revenue in digital marketing Spending set to increase to 6% in 2013 53% of the work is outsourced by firms in USA
Threat
Stiff competition Low (No) entry barrier Higher dependence on fluctuations in overseas market
Digital Marketing
Promotion of products or brands via one or more forms of electronic media Enables an organization to analyze marketing campaigns and understand what is working and what isnt typically in real time
Why Digital Marketing? 1) World fastest growing industry (59% average penetration worldwide) 2) Best in terms of tracking of progress and calculating ROI. 3) 4 hour- average number of time spent by a student online 4) 74% of students uses smartphones 5) Facebook has 1.11 billion monthly active users, next after to China & India, in terms of population. 6) Everyday 1 million twitter accounts are created and 340 million tweets are posted 7) Every 1 minute, 100 hours of video are uploaded to YouTube
Source: Neilson
Network Relationships
Traditional Firm (Established) Born Global (Start-up)
Resources
Developed Gradually Resources build into the organization Gradual Commitment Formation of Stable unit Thorough & conservative planning
Limited Resources accessed via networks Dependence on outside resources Utilization of hybrid nodes Dependence on networks Client followership to new markets Fast and intense extension Highly dependent on experience of the entrepreneur
Internationalization strategy
Industries Markets
Industrial Manufacturing Experience in domestic markets are utilized in internationalization market Stage Model Early starter
High tech companies Professional services Operational are directly planned to international markets no domestic learning Network Model Late starter or international among others
Delivery Time
Presence Overseas
No of services
No of years
Partner analysis Prospective partners 3 year % growth above 4000% and revenues above US $10 million. Their clientele includes firms spread across varied domains. 53% of them already in the business of outsourcing.