Measurement of social media Web 1.0 and Web 2.0.

Prof. Bogdan Gregor,
University of Łódź, Poland

Tomasz Kubiak, M.Sc.,
University of Łódź, Poland

DOI: 10.14611/minib.08.02.2013.08
MINIB, 2013, Vol. 8, Issue 2


Abstract:

Nowadays social media gather millions of users and virtual communities have become the core of the Internet. Thanks to various forms of communications (both the standard and more invasive ones) the function of social media undergoes changes. What initially was meant to make new virtual friends, now more and more often is implemented in enterprises’ activities, thus opening new opportunities to build a dialogue with buyers, to strengthen a positive image of science and to boost sales. The key to conduct effective actions in the social media are the measurements of what is happening in them. The application of these measurements allows to make better adjustments in the strategies of companies’ presence in the social portals. The aim of the article is to define the most important areas/subjects of the measurements used in this regard and the tools that are used to monitor the Internet.

The first steps in the commercialization of a research project – the example of Neiberia.com

Associate Prof. Stanisław Ambroszkiewicz, PhD.,
Polish Academy of Science, Siedlce University of Natural Science and Humanities, Poland

Anna Ambroszkiewicz, M.Sc.,
Polish Academy of Science, Siedlce University of Natural Science and Humanities, Poland

Waldemar Bartyna, M.Sc.,
Polish Academy of Science, Siedlce University of Natural Science and Humanities, Poland

Marek Faderewski, PhD.,
Polish Academy of Science, Siedlce University of Natural Science and Humanities, Poland

DOI: 10.14611/minib.08.02.2013.09
MINIB, 2013, Vol. 8, Issue 2


Abstract:

Neiberia.com is a prototype business and social networking website created for the project: “New information technologies for electronic economy and information society based on the SOA paradigm” under the Operational Programme Innovative Economy. The idea of the portal is based on local communities, both focused on private users as well as small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and electronic markets, where they both meet and may interact. After completion of the project in January 2013, the team faced a completely new task of commercialization of its results. The first stage of project promotion was participation in competitions for business idea, conferences for startups and pitching. The project qualified for the final of the competition “Innovative Poland. How to jump over the crisis.”organized by the Institute for Liberty (Instytut Wolności). At the same time, team members decided to increase their knowledge on raising capital, running a business and marketing by participating in trainings and workshops. According to the creators of the portal Neiberia.com the knowledge and experience gained during the training sessions, workshops and competitions was very valuable and it is not sufficient for the commercial success of the project if the team is provided only with financial support.

Development of co-operation between a research institute and enterprises in the context of marketing communication

Aleksander Niemczyk, PhD.,
Institute of Logistics and Warehousing, Poland

DOI: 10.14611/minib.08.02.2013.10
MINIB, 2013, Vol. 8, Issue 2


Abstract:

Aim of the article is presentation of results of recent research on the effectiveness of practical solutions used in marketing communication of the Institute of Logistics and Warehousing, leading to development of cooperation with enterprises. Thanks to the management, the appropriate information reaches definite groups of clients through multiple channels. E-marketing of scientific and research organizations is carried out mainly through web sites, web portals, social media. The analytical and research instruments in the marketing of scientific and research organisations used for measuring the effectiveness and efficacy of marketing communication include: Google Analytics, Seo Stat, Salesmanago, Advertising Value Equivalency and a range of reports. Product line and product managers are employees who are highly qualified and often possess unique competences. Ongoing research coupled with direct contact with companies results in a constant improvement in the services rendered and generation of innovative products.

System for the dissemination of innovative technological solutions at an R&D institute

Marzena Walasik, M.Sc.,
National Reasearch Institute in Radom, Poland

DOI: 10.14611/MINIB.08.02.2013.11
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Abstract:

The changes in the global market and the emphasis on the commercialization of R&D results, boost competitiveness and decide on the necessity to implement a marketing approach towards the organization and management of the business activity, including that of research institutions, which being treated as a unique kind of enterprises, make the results of their research commercially available. An important factor supporting effective commercialisation of research results is a proper preparation and execution of promotion activities, which based on the rules of marketing, increase the likelihood of success of implementation of innovative solutions on the market. The dissemination activities comprise all activities aimed at raising the interest of the public (i. e. users, enterprises, institutions) in the results of R&D works, and focused on presenting the possibilities and benefits of their practical application. In order for the innovations to be diffused, target markets need to be specified, media most relevant for a given sector of the market need to be selected together with the most effective ways of reaching out to the target groups identified in the market segmentation process, and an effective marketing campaign needs to be launched. The system for the dissemination of innovative solutions developed and implemented at the Institute for Sustainable Technologies – National Research Institute in Radom (Poland) (ITeE – PIB), supports the management of R&D results and stimulates networking between the Institute and entities involved in the practical implementation of innovations. It also enables the execution of system tasks concerning promotion of innovative product and process technologies developed at the ITeE – PIB. As a result of its application, business projects, which improve the technology commercialization process resulting in new products or technologies being brought to the market, are proposed.

Measurement of activity in social media – a challenge for contemporary marketing research

Joanna Płuciennik M.Sc.,
University of Łódź, Poland

DOI: 10.14611/minib.08.02.2013.12
MINIB, 2013, Vol. 8, Issue 2


Abstract:

Popularity of social media among Internet users resulted in popularity of this medium among companies looking for contact with the participants of the community. Social media became as well a marketing research area of interest. Challenges social media researchers are facing, such as a combination of quantitative and qualitative aspects, and the problem of complexity and the selection of indicators, demonstrate the need to systematize the knowledge in this area.

Social Media Marketing – why businesses need to use it and how

Ola Agbaimoni, M.Sc.
Sociable UK

Lilach Bullock, M.Sc.,
Socialable, UK

DOI: 10.14611/minib.08.02.2013.13
MINIB, 2013, Vol. 8, Issue 2


Abstract:

The goal of this article is to show how and why it is important for businesses to not only understand social media marketing, but to also include it as an integral part of their marketing strategies. In this article will be set out some basic strategies for how to be successful in social media marketing and conclude with a more in-depth look at Facebook.

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