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Overall Objective of the Book:
The objective of this book is to provide a comprehensive collection of cutting-edge research on
Internet and technological applications for marketing.
It will include major elements of Internet marketing
including: online marketing
strategy, marketing research and database development, online consumer
behavior and customer relationship marketing, and the online marketing
mix.
The Target
Audiences:
Marketing
academics who teach/research Internet marketing, e-commerce, and
marketing strategy; Information
technology academics that wish to develop an applied focus by learning
more about the marketing applications of Internet technologies; Business
managers, consultants, marketing practitioners, and IT practitioners
who want to stay abreast of the latest Internet Marketing research;
and Doctoral
students of information systems, information technology, marketing,
e-commerce, and other business disciplines.
Table
of Contents:
SECTION
I: THE BUYER BEHAVIOR OF ONLINE CONSUMERS
Chapter I. Attracting and Retaining
Online Buyers: Comparing B2C and B2B Customers
Eileen
Bridges, Kent State University, Ronald E. Goldsmith, Florida State
University, & Charles F. Hofacker, Florida State University
Chapter II. Unlocking E-Customer
Loyalty
Alvin Y.C.
Yeo and Michael K.M. Chiam, University of Western Australia
Chapter III. Drivers and Barriers
to Online Shopping: The Interaction of Product, Consumer, and
Retailer Factors
Francesca
Dall'Olmo Riley, Kingston University Business School, Daniele Scarpi
Universita' di Bologna, and Angelo Manaresi, Universita' di Bologna
Chapter IV. eCRM: Understanding
Internet Confidence and the Implications for Customer Relationship
Management
Terry Daugherty, University of
Texas at Austin, Matthew Eastin, Ohio State University, and
Harsha Gangadharbatla, University of Texas at Austin
SECTION
II: E-MARKETING STRATEGY
Chapter V. Global Internet
Marketing Strategy: Framework and Managerial Insights
Gopalkrishnan R. Iyer, Florida Atlantic University
Chapter VI. Interactive Brand
Experience: The Concept and the Challenges
Mary Lou
Roberts, University of Massachusetts, Boston.
Chapter VII.
Viral Marketing:
The Use of Surprise
Adam Lindgreen,
Technical University Eindhoven and Joëlle Vanhamme, Erasmus
University Rotterdam
Chapter VIII. Retailer Use of
Permission-Based Mobile Advertising
Jari Salo
and Jaana Tahtinen, University of Oulu, Finland
SECTION
III: TECHNOLOGY FOR E-MARKETING
Chapter
IX. Integrating Internet/Database Marketing for CRM
Sally
Rao, Adelaide University and Chris O'Leary, MSI Business Systems Pty
Ltd
Chapter X.
Developing Brand
Assets with Wireless Devices
Jari Helenius and
Veronica Liljander, Swedish School of Economics and Business
Administration
Chapter XI. Geographic
Information Systems (GIS) in E-Marketing
Mark R.
Leipnik and Sanjay S. Mehta, Sam Houston State University
SECTION
IV: E-MARKETING LEGAL CHALLENGES
Chapter XII.
Legal Online
Marketing Issues: The Opportunities and Challenges
Michael T. Zugelder,
Old Dominion University
Chapter XIII. Regulatory and
Marketing Challenges Between the U.S. and EU for Online Markets
Heiko deB.
Wijnholds and Michael W. Little, Virginia Commonwealth University
SECTION V: E-CONSUMER
THEORETICAL FRAMEWORKS
Chapter XIV. Modeling the
Effects of Attitudes Toward Advertising on the Internet
Chris Manolis, Xavier University, Nicole Averill,
Carmichael Events, and Charles M. Brooks, Quinnipiac University
Chapter XV.
Virtual Community:
A Model of Successful Marketing on the Internet
Carlos Flavian and
Miguel Guinaliu, University of Zaragoza (Spain)
Chapter XVI. An
Online Consumer
Purchase Decision Cycle
Penelope
Markellou, University of Patras, Maria Rigou, University of
Patras, and Spiros Sirmakessis, Technological Educational
Institution of Messolongi
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