Course - Digital Marketing Strategy - AI521516
Digital Marketing Strategy
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About the course
Course content
- Digital marketing strategy
- Lean vs. disruptive marketing innovation
- Issues of ethics and GDPR
- Digital customer analysis, metrics and predictive customer models
- Customer journey mapping and in-depth customer insight
- Customer-centricity and co-creation
- Service innovation and design thinking
- Digital communication channels, content, and search
- Artificial intelligence in marketing
Learning outcome
Knowledge:
- Have knowledge of terminology within the field
- Have in-depth knowledge of central theories and methodology within the field
- Understand the use of digital tools in marketing and innovation
Skills:
- Be able to contribute actively to innovation strategies within digital marketing
- Be able to understand data-driven marketing information and plan digital marketing strategies
General competence:
- Be capable of using knowledge from the intersection of innovation and marketing in different contexts
- Have the ability to contribute to innovation in the development of digital marketing strategies
Learning methods and activities
A combination of multimedia, lectures, discussion, cases, presentations and guest lectures.
Further on evaluation
A re-sit examination will take place only during the designated period for re-sit examinations. The course exam is a group (maximum of 3 students) course paper.
Specific conditions
Admission to a programme of study is required:
Economics and Business Administration (ØAMSC)
Entrepreneurship (MENTRE)
Financial Economics (MFINØK)
International Business and Marketing (860MIB)
Management of Innovation and Sustainable Business Development (MSMI)
NTNU School of Entrepreneurship (MIENTRE)
Required previous knowledge
As for the study program.
Course materials
- Chaffey, D., & Ellis-Chadwick, F. (2019). Digital Marketing: Strategy, Implementation and Practice (7th. ed.): Pearson Education Limited.
- Selection of articles
Subject areas
- Economics and Administration