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What Works in Websites
January 16 to 30, 2011
Introductory Session
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WELCOME!Introduction to the Certified Digital Marketer Program & What Works in Websites
Agenda:
5:00 - 5:15 Introduction by James Felizardo
5:15 - 6:45 Coni Cruz (Intro to What Works in Websites)
6:45 - 7:00 Walkthrough on ELE Platform (for newbies )7:00 - 7:15 Break
7:15 - 8:45 Mike Palacios (Havoc Digital) Local Cases and Live Brief
8:45 9:00 Final Announcements/Closing
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IMMAPDLSU Certified Digital Marketer Program
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Our goal: Develop digital marketing professionals
Grow the local digital marketing industry
Instill the discipline of continuous self-learning
in such a fast-paced industry.
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Introduction to the Digital Marketing Plan
WWW: What Works in Websites Search Engine Marketing
Click! Online Advertising
Social Media Marketing
Mobile: Marketing on the Go! Effective Email Marketing
eCRM
eCommerce
e-Ethics: Digital Marketing Rulebook Marketing 360: Integrated Marketing Communications
COURSES: http://www.digitalarcher.com
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Industry and academe support
Pool of industry experts
Learn anytime & anywhere
Online resources & support
Opportunity to network with industry practitioners
Whats Unique About the Program
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And other contributors and industry expertsWere connecting a network of learners with a network of experts
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HOW IT WORKS:
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Course Description:
WWW: What Works In Websites is designed to showyou how to make your website benefit your enterprise.
However, this is not a technical course for programmers.
Gone are the days when website development was the domain of only theIT department.
This course will teach you how to formulate effective messages, interpret
your Web analytics, and capture your target online audience.
What Works in Websites
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What Works in Websites
Course Objectives:
Provide fundamental information about web, its development,
components and benefits
Provide examples skeletal structures and designs of good websites
Help students create a website plan that corresponds tocertain strategic business objectives
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OUTLINE:I. Introduction to What Works in Websites
A. Web 101
B. Key Terms and Concepts
C. General Industry Info
II. DM Planning Framework RevisitedA. Planning the Platform
B. Creating the Platform
C. Publicizing the Platform
D. Analysis and Optimization
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OUTLINE:III. What Works in Websites
A. Typical Website Business Objectives
B. Basic Parts of a Website
C. Website Devt. Process
D. Website Usability
E. Website AnalyticsF. Third Party Tools and Services
G. Cases and Executions
IV. Digital Marketing Framework Applied
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January 16, 5:00-9:00 pm Introductory Session F2F
January 21 , 11:55 PM Assignment 1 Due
January 24 , 7:00-8:30 PM Lecture, Consultation, Q and A
Webinar (Mike Palacios)
January 27 , 11:55 PM Assignment 2 : Final Plan
January 30, 7:00-8:30 PM Summary Session Webinar
SCHEDULE & REQUIREMENTS
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1) Submitted Assignments and other Requirements
2) Please inform us until January (18) 5pm if you
will opt for Certificate of Completion or
Certificate of Participation
3) If you fail to submit the required Assignments and do other
activities, you automatically get a certificate
of Participation.
CERTIFICATION:
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CERTIFICATION:Certificate of
Participation
Certificate of Completion
(CDM)
1. Login Latest is on the 3rd
day from the date
of the Introductory
Session
Latest is on the 3rd day
from the date of the
Introductory Session
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CERTIFICATION:
Certificate of
Participation
Certificate of Completion
(CDM)
2. Assignment Assignment 1 only Assignment 1 and 2
3. Physical
Attendance
No attendance
required
No attendance required
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The following applies only to theCertificate of Completion, which is
required for the CDM title
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A portion of the class is conducted face-to-face; the restis conducted through an online platform (which tracks
logins and duration of stay). We recommend logging in
five times a week for 30 minutes to one hour. Posting a
message/question online is equivalent to attendance.
REQUIREMENTS:
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We strongly recommend students to join physical or
face-to-face sessions and Webinars so they can interact
with the SMEs (Subject Matter Experts) and their
classmates. Otherwise, students can just view the
recorded videos online.
Feedback for Assignments will only be given to students
who bring up questions during the Consultation and
Summary Session webinars.
REQUIREMENTS:
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This highly accelerated online class pace requires
students to take charge of their own learning: please join
activities and comply with course requirements.
Please take note of set deadlines on assignments and
class activities.
REQUIREMENTS:
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BREAKDOWN OF ASSIGNMENT WEIGHTS
Assignment 1 50%
Assignment 2 50%
Extra Points (+5% each) for:
1. Accomplishing Activity 12. Intellectual commenting on classmates Assignment 1
Course Evaluation: necessary requirement in receiving certificate
REQUIREMENTS:
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Grade Numerical
Equivalent
Letter
Equivalent
4.0 96-100 A
3.5 91-95 B+
3.0 86-90 B
2.5 81-85 C+
2.0 76-80 C
1.5 75 D
1.0 74 and below F
RATING SYSTEM:
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Late submissions will result in an incomplete grade
Only a Certificate of Participation will be given
not a Certificate of Completion (late submissions)
Youll have to retake the course (and pay the
course fee) should you decide to aim for a
Certificate of Completion
REMINDERS:
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+632 9270096 426-6001 loc 5678/ 5679
+63918 347 03 37 Systems Ad (Lourdes)
Facilitators
+63927 326 23 70 James Felizardo +63947 576 17 17 Twinkle Serrano
NEED HELP?
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Questions?
http://imgfave.com/search/archer
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CONI CRUZ
Associate Program Director CDM Program
Certified Digital Marketer
IMMAP Board Director Elect
Senior Manager of eLearning Edge
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MIKE PALACIOSGraduated with a degree in Management Economics in 1998.
Co-Founded PinoyExchange.com in 1999.Technical partner of WeddingsatWork.com.
Co-Founded Havoc Digital in 2007.
Co-Founded IMMAP in 2007, and currently serving on the Board of
Directors.
Currently services Smart Communications, TV5 Samsung Philippines,
and Unilever Philippines for their digital requirements.
Multiple Boomerang Award Winner.