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Entrepreneurial Marketing
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Course organiser:
Karen Fasimpaur
Preferred contact methods:
email: karen at k12opened dot com
chat or skype by appointment
Onlilne office hours:
______ on course Chat channel
Course calendar
See Week 1 course introduction for information on course values and methods.
Week 1: Introduction and Knowing What You're Marketing
Objectives:
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To introduce the course and ourselves
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To understand how important mission and vision are to marketing
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To think about crafting a message and staying true to it
Readings:
Assignments:
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Post an introductory message in the forum
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Make-your-own-case-study
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Option 1: Craft your own enterprise mission or vision statement
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Option 2: Analyze the mission or vision of an enterprise of your choosing
Week 2: A Marketing Plan: The 4 P's and other “old school” marketing ideas
Objectives:
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To understand marketing mix (the "4P's")
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To know the elements of a marketing plan
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To think about the marketing mix for your enterprise and what kind of marketiing plan is most appropriate
Readings:
Assignments:
Week 3: Web presence
Objectives:
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To understand the importance of a web presence
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To identify the key goals of having a web presence for your project
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To learn some inexpensive ways to create a web presence
Readings:
Assignments:
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Make-your-own-case study: Identify an enterprise with an effective web presence. Post a link under the Forum prompt and tell why you think it is effective (including relation to the enterprise's mission and marketing mix)
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Think through the elements of our own enterprise's web presence
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Write a post in the Forum prompt for week 3 about what type of web presence your enterprise should have; include information such as how your mission and vision will be reinforced by your web presence, a brief outline of your web site's content, and what tools make most sense given your goals and budget
Week 4: Direct mail, email, public relations, and more
Objectives:
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To understand a variety of promotional marketing tools
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To analyze which tools might be most effective for your enterprise
Readings:
Assignments:
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Make-your-own-case study:
Week 5: Social Media and user-generated content
Objectives:
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To understand social media and user-generated content, various platforms and tools for each, and how to optimize their use for marketing
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To analyze which of these tools might be most effective for your enterprise
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To figure out how to get your enthusiasts to market for you
Readings:
Assignments:
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Make-your-own-case-study - Find an enterprise that is doing a great job of using social media to market. Write a short post that includes:
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A link to the enterprise and their social media page(s)
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What you like about it
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What lessons we all can apply to our own enterprises
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Choose an enterprise that you love as a consumer/evangelist and do some marketing for them (Write an online review. Rate them on Google maps. Like and/or add something to their FB page. Follow them on Twitter. Spread the word to others.) Write a short post about what you did in the Forums under the Week 5 prompt.
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(Optional) Explore a social media tool that you aren't already familiar with but that might have applicability to your enterprise. Develop a strategy for using this tool, and if it makes sense, set up an account and get started. (Note: This could be expanded into your final project.)
Week 6-9: Final project
Objectives:
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To take what you've learned so far and apply it in more depth to some aspect of marketing for your enterprise
Readings:
Assignments:
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Post your project summary in Forums under Week 6 * Due no later than March 4; Include the following:
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Objectives
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Requests for collaboration as applicable
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Requests for assistance from the course organiser
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A brief timetable of the work you need to do to complete this project
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Complete your project * Due no later than March 29