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Digitales Tourismusmarketing: Grundlagen, Suchmaschinenmarketing, User-Experience-Design, Social-Media-Marketing und Mobile Marketing

By Eric Horster, Constantin Foltin (Contribution by), Kristine Honig (Contribution by), Elias Kïrle (Contribution by), Florian Bauhuber (Contribution by)
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By Eric Horster, Constantin Foltin (Contribution by), Kristine Honig (Contribution by), Elias Kïrle (Contribution by), Florian Bauhuber (Contribution by)
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Das Buch zeigt, wie digitale Strukturen und Prozesse erkannt und neue Technologien im Marketing bewertet und genutzt werden können. Neben Grundlagen zum digitalen Tourismusmarketing stehen Suchmaschinenmarketing, User-Experience-Design, Social-Media-Marketing sowie Mobile Marketing und die Verbindung von digitalen und realen Erlebniswelten im Fokus.Im ersten Teil des Buches werden die Besonderheiten des Internets herausgearbeitet und in die Customer Journey eingebunden, um den Prozess und d...

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