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This course provides participant with an overall introduction to the concept and practice of e-commerce. It begins with an overview of the various opportunities of the growing global e-commerce market and of the implications of selling products or services online. It then moves on to a detailed discussion of the preparations required to successfully launch an e-commerce sales channel, including market research, payment option setup, customer service, and fulfillment/logistics solutions. It then concludes by exploring some of the regular activities that need to be part of any successful e-commerce business' routine, including inventory management, product returns, and digital marketing. This course also includes an "e-commerce readiness check" which will allow participants to gauge their level of preparation to start selling products or services online through an e-commerce channel. |
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COURSE DESCRIPTION
This course introduces a variety of topics related to digital goods (also known as “DG”), their characteristics and their implications for a company’s marketing strategy. It begins with an introduction of digital goods, with a focus on the context in which they operate and their practical consequences for exporting companies. It then moves on to a narrower discussion of the opportunities afforded by the Internet for internationalization, before concluding with a series of short videos elaborating on practical tools and techniques to support digital internationalization. NOTE: We recommend using the latest version of the Chrome or Safari browsers to ensure an optimal experience viewing the lectures. COURSE CERTIFICATION
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COURSE STRUCTURE
Module 1: Marketing Digital Goods: The Fundamentals
Module 2: Internationalization for an Internet-enabled Company
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Participants who meet the course requirements will receive a Certificate of Completion issued in electronic format.|
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