THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ONLINE MARKETING ON INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATION

Abstract The business environment is drastically revolving and changing, so is the tools employed in decision making process. The changing business environment require that organization achieve more customer satisfaction, exceed shareholder’s expectation, integrated and harmonize all stakeholders’ interest to remain competitive. With the growth in the internet users and application since the last three decades, organization have started shifting focus from offline marketing to online in reaching out to more customers. Online marketing is therefore not seen by many scholars as another form of promotional tools like advertising, personal selling, direct marketing among others but seen as a powerful medium of implementing the various marketing tools online to reach more targeted local and global audience. This study investigated the effectiveness of online marketing on integrated marketing communication strategy. Specifically, the work aimed at assessing the extent online platform improves the effectiveness of integrated marketing communication strategy. To achieve the objectives of the study, the researcher employed descriptive survey where the marketing/sales department officers of three organization were sampled to collect relevant information regarding the effectiveness of online marketing in actualizing the goal of integrated marketing communication.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2026-01-12
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18218036
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Marketing and Advertising Strategies
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THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ONLINE MARKETING ON INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATION

BUNENGI HENRY DAGOGO, SAYEED KAZI
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Marketing and Advertising Strategies
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THE EFFECTIVENESS OF ONLINE MARKETING ON INTEGRATED MARKETING COMMUNICATION

BUNENGI HENRY DAGOGO, SAYEED KAZI
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Abstract The business environment is drastically revolving and changing, so is the tools employed in decision making process. The changing business environment require that organization achieve more customer satisfaction, exceed shareholder’s expectation, integrated and harmonize all stakeholders’ interest to remain competitive. With the growth in the internet users and application since the last three decades, organization have started shifting focus from offline marketing to online in reaching out to more customers. Online marketing is therefore not seen by many scholars as another form of promotional tools like advertising, personal selling, direct marketing among others but seen as a powerful medium of implementing the various marketing tools online to reach more targeted local and global audience. This study investigated the effectiveness of online marketing on integrated marketing communication strategy. Specifically, the work aimed at assessing the extent online platform improves the effectiveness of integrated marketing communication strategy. To achieve the objectives of the study, the researcher employed descriptive survey where the marketing/sales department officers of three organization were sampled to collect relevant information regarding the effectiveness of online marketing in actualizing the goal of integrated marketing communication.

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