Rethinking The 4 P's In The Digital Marketing Mix

Rethinking The 4 P's In The Digital Marketing Mix

Digital marketing strategist, language geek, tech-savvy globalist, jazz enthusiast and salsa pro. Frank @ Mediacode .

In 1960, E. Jerome McCarthy introduced the four elements of marketing: product, promotion, place, and price. This model is widely recognized and taught in Marketing 101 classes as the basic foundation for developing a marketing strategy. However, in the age of the Internet, the traditional model has been overwhelmed by the importance of technology and the ever-changing digital landscape. In this article, I will analyze and give examples of how P has been reinterpreted in the digital generation.

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In the digital age, the definition of "product" has changed dramatically. Digital products such as music (iTunes), apps (Apple and Google Play), software, and e-books are examples of products that were not available in the traditional marketing era. In addition, digital products are often distributed through digital platforms and distribution channels, requiring different marketing strategies.

Spotify, for example, offers personalized product experiences by using massive data on users' listening habits to curate playlists and recommend new music to users. As another example, when one of our clients - a software company - wanted to expand their product offering to reach a wider audience, we focused on optimizing their website and product pages to provide a better user experience.

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