31 March 2021
2 Months, Online
4-6 hours per week
USD 1,400
Doreen has nearly 20 years of higher education experience, teaching various marketing courses to global executives in Asia. At NUS Business School, Doreen teaches BBA, MBA, MSc, and Executive MBA students. She has taught courses...
More infoEu Gene has served as a consultant and trainer for digital marketing at NUS Business School since 2012. He has more than 26 years of marketing experience and has trained 12,000+ professionals and business owners over the last...
More infoExamine the digital marketing strategies and success story of The Edison George Town, a boutique hotel in Penang, Malaysia.
Explore how L'Oréal Paris leveraged social listening and customer insights to develop and launch a new product.
Discuss how Giant Supermarket in Singapore used targeted, impactful content strategies to effectively reach and engage customers.
Take a look at why Dove's Campaign for Real Beauty failed in China and how Dove addressed the cultural beliefs and values of Chinese customers to successfully redesign and relaunch the campaign.
Discuss the significance of brand communities as a customer engagement strategy and how Porsche failed to leverage their own.
Study how Sungevity doubled its sales in a year by implementing marketing technology (MarTech) to automate the customer journey.
The modern consumer is constantly evolving, as are the marketing technologies businesses used to attract and connect with potential customers. It is important for business leaders and other professionals to understand the changes in consumption and digital adoption in order to reach a wider audience and create long-lasting engagement. By gaining key insights on the impact the Internet and social media have on consumer behaviour, you can transform the marketing strategies, processes and frameworks that are vital to growing your business and/or market share.
This programme is designed to give participants in-depth knowledge of what marketing means in the digital world. Learn how to identify the needs of and reach more customers, keep more customers engaged through effective engagement strategies, and determine the best metrics to accurately measure success. Participants will be exposed to current practices in the digital marketing landscape via recorded video lectures by industry experts, peer discussions, a real-world case analysis, and more throughout the programme.
Southeast Asia digital advertising marketing is expected to grow nearly 14% and reach 15.35 billion by 2026.
SOURCE: RESEARCH AND MARKETS, 2019of consumers say the experience a company provides is as important as its products and services.
SOURCE: SALESFORCE RESEARCH, 2020Upon successful completion of the programme, participants will be awarded a verified digital certificate by NUS Business School.
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