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dc.contributor.advisorOcampo Ulloa, Wendy Lorena
dc.contributor.authorVera Aguilar, Johanna Lisbeth
dc.date.accessioned2024-09-26T20:56:40Z
dc.date.available2024-09-26T20:56:40Z
dc.date.issued2024
dc.identifier.urihttp://dspace.utb.edu.ec/handle/49000/17390
dc.descriptionConitex Warehouse, located in the parish of Clemente Baquerizo in Babahoyo, is an establishment dedicated to the retail sale of clothing and fur. Owned by Kenyya Mabel Rodríguez Castro, Conitex faces a highly competitive and constantly evolving digital market environment. Despite its strong local reputation and a loyal customer base, Conitex’s online sales have not reached the expected potential due to factors such as insufficient digital presence and inadequate digital marketing strategies. Conitex has undergone significant changes in its operational structure due to market developments and customer demand. Conitex previously operated two branches in Babahoyo, but one has ceased its business operations due to low customer demand, which negatively impacted the economic viability of that location. The lack of advertising on social networks, search engines and all over the internet limits Conitex’s visibility. The little information available online is outdated, which discourages potential customers from making purchases or requesting information via virtual means. The lack of planning and strategies on key aspects of digital marketing, such as market segmentation, conversion strategies and promotional campaigns, negatively affects online sales. Strengthening digital marketing strategy is essential for Conitex to be able to compete effectively in today’s market and take advantage of the opportunities offered by e-commerce. Improving online sales will not only increase revenue, but will also allow Conitex to build a broader and more diversified customer base. This case study, entitled "Digital Marketing Strategy in the Conitex Warehouse to Improve Online Sales in the City of Babahoyo in 2023", seeks to explore innovative methods to boost online sales in Babahoyo. Through meticulous analysis, strategic planning, digital resource organization, implementation of advertising campaigns and management of marketing initiatives will be implemented, culminating in rigorous monitoring and evaluation of the results obtained. The research focuses on the practical application of digital marketing techniques, with a particular emphasis on creating engaging content and managing social media campaigns.es_ES
dc.descriptionConitex Warehouse, located in the parish of Clemente Baquerizo in Babahoyo, is an establishment dedicated to the retail sale of clothing and fur. Owned by Kenyya Mabel Rodríguez Castro, Conitex faces a highly competitive and constantly evolving digital market environment. Despite its strong local reputation and a loyal customer base, Conitex’s online sales have not reached the expected potential due to factors such as insufficient digital presence and inadequate digital marketing strategies. Conitex has undergone significant changes in its operational structure due to market developments and customer demand. Conitex previously operated two branches in Babahoyo, but one has ceased its business operations due to low customer demand, which negatively impacted the economic viability of that location. The lack of advertising on social networks, search engines and all over the internet limits Conitex’s visibility. The little information available online is outdated, which discourages potential customers from making purchases or requesting information via virtual means. The lack of planning and strategies on key aspects of digital marketing, such as market segmentation, conversion strategies and promotional campaigns, negatively affects online sales. Strengthening digital marketing strategy is essential for Conitex to be able to compete effectively in today’s market and take advantage of the opportunities offered by e-commerce. Improving online sales will not only increase revenue, but will also allow Conitex to build a broader and more diversified customer base. This case study, entitled "Digital Marketing Strategy in the Conitex Warehouse to Improve Online Sales in the City of Babahoyo in 2023", seeks to explore innovative methods to boost online sales in Babahoyo. Through meticulous analysis, strategic planning, digital resource organization, implementation of advertising campaigns and management of marketing initiatives will be implemented, culminating in rigorous monitoring and evaluation of the results obtained. The research focuses on the practical application of digital marketing techniques, with a particular emphasis on creating engaging content and managing social media campaigns.es_ES
dc.description.abstractEl almacén Conitex, ubicado en la parroquia Clemente Baquerizo en Babahoyo, es un establecimiento que se dedica a la venta al por menor de prendas de vestir y peletería. Propiedad de Kenyya Mabel Rodríguez Castro, Conitex enfrenta un entorno de mercado altamente competitivo y en constante evolución digital. A pesar de su sólida reputación local y una base de clientes leales, las ventas online de Conitex no han alcanzado el potencial esperado debido a factores como una presencia digital insuficiente y estrategias de marketing digital inadecuadas. Conitex ha experimentado cambios significativos en su estructura operativa debido a la evolución del mercado y la demanda de los clientes. Anteriormente, Conitex operaba dos sucursales en Babahoyo, pero una de ellas ha cesado sus operaciones comerciales debido a una baja demanda de clientes, lo que impactó negativamente en la viabilidad económica de esa ubicación. La falta de publicidad en redes sociales, motores de búsqueda y en todo internet limita la visibilidad de Conitex. La poca información disponible en línea no está actualizada, lo que desincentiva a los clientes potenciales a realizar compras o solicitar información por medios virtuales. La falta de planificación y estrategias en aspectos clave del marketing digital, como la segmentación de mercado, estrategias de conversión y campañas promocionales, afecta negativamente las ventas online. El fortalecimiento de la estrategia de marketing digital es esencial para que Conitex pueda competir efectivamente en el mercado actual y aprovechar las oportunidades que ofrece el comercio electrónico. Mejorar las ventas online no solo incrementará los ingresos, sino que también permitirá a Conitex construir una base de clientes más amplia y diversificada. Este estudio de caso, titulado "Estrategia de Marketing Digital en el Almacén Conitex para Mejorar las Ventas Online en la Ciudad de Babahoyo en el Periodo 2023", busca explorar métodos innovadores para potenciar las ventas online en Babahoyo. A través de un análisis meticuloso, se aplicarán fases de planificación estratégica, organización de recursos digitales, implementación de campañas publicitarias y dirección de iniciativas de marketing, culminando con un control y evaluación rigurosos de los resultados obtenidos. La investigación se centra en la aplicación práctica de técnicas de marketing digital, con un énfasis particular en la creación de contenido atractivo y la gestión de campañas en redes sociales.es_ES
dc.format.extent42 p.es_ES
dc.language.isoeses_ES
dc.publisherBabahoyo: UTB-FAFI. 2024es_ES
dc.rightsAtribución-NoComercial-SinDerivadas 3.0 Ecuador*
dc.rights.urihttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/ec/*
dc.subjectEvolución digitales_ES
dc.subjectReputación locales_ES
dc.subjectPlanificación estratégicaes_ES
dc.subjectSegmentación de mercadoes_ES
dc.subjectMarketing digitales_ES
dc.subject.otherComercioes_ES
dc.titleEstrategia de marketing digital en el Almacén Conitex para mejorar las ventas online en la ciudad de Babahoyo en el periodo 2023.es_ES
dc.typebachelorThesises_ES


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