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Marketing i Rynek
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2013
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vol. 20
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issue 3
25-30
PL
Coraz więcej sieci detalicznych w branży spożywczej decyduje się na rozszerzenie dystrybucji o kanał elektroniczny, upatrując w tym szansy na osiąganie efektów synergicznych. Celem artykułu jest wskazanie, w jaki sposób integracja sieci detalicznej z kanałem e-commerce w obszarze działań logistyczno-marketingowych, systemu informatycznego oraz infrastruktury może przyczynić się do osiągania tych efektów, tworzyć nową wartość dla konsumentów i tym samym podnosić konkurencyjność sieci.
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There has been a common practice recently, that food retailers decide to go online, in order to achieve synergy. The aim of this paper is to demonstrate advantages of integrating traditional food retail chains with e-commerce channel, forming so called “e-groceries”. The synergistic effects are observed in many areas of integration, such as logistics, marketing, technological infrastructure, etc. This paper explains how these effects can result in creating new value for customers, which leads directly to the higher competitiveness of the integrated chains.
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Community is a potent strategy if it is approached with the right mind-set and skills. A strong brand community increases customer loyalty, lowers marketing costs, authenticates brand meanings, and yields an influx of ideas to grow the business. Through commitment, engagement, and support, companies can cultivate brand communities that deliver powerful returns16. The findings of the study conducted by the authors show that most operators has the interactive Facebook pages and users can receive answer to their question in the reasonable time. Brand Engagement rates are the highest in Germany, France and Poland take the second place with quite similiar results, whereas England has definitely the lowest rates. Apart from this ranking, the overall level of engagement rate is low in comparison to the amount of fans, each fan page has. It means that brand strategies on Facebook should be improved to engage fans. Further studies might indicate reasons of this outcomes and engagement rates comparison in other sectors. What can be concluded according to this article is that although Facebook is the global platform, brand engagement rate within communities in the mobile network area is rather differentiated among countries and networks' brands. Using social media to build brand loyalty seems to be the upcoming challenge for all companies and the presence on Facebook should be taken seriously.
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