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PROJECT REPORT ON
AT
ENGENIUSPARK
BY
SUBMITTED TO
THROUGH
(2017-19)
DECLARATION
I hereby declare that all the information of this report is based on my own observation and the
information provided by the company at the time of my project at Engeniuspark, Nashik from 1 st
June 2018 to 30th July 2018.
I further declare that this information is purely academic and original in nature.
SKNCOE, PUNE
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I take this opportunity as privileged to express by deep sense of gratitude to Prof. M. N. Navale,
Honorable Founder President, Dr. (Mrs.) S. M. Navale, Secretary, The Sinhgad Technical
Education Society Pune, Dr. Krishna M Sharma, Professor and HOD for their continuous
encouragement, invaluable guidance and help for completing the present research work. They
have been a source of inspiration to me and I am indebted to them for initiating me in the field of
research.
I am deeply indebted to Prof. Sanket Charkha, my research guide, Smt. Kashibai Navale
College of Engineering, Pune without his help completion of the project was highly impossible.
I take this opportunity as privilege to articulate my deep sense of gratefulness to Mr. Vikram
Bodke (Marketing dept.) and the staff of Engeniuspark for their timely help and positive
encouragement.
I wish to express a special thanks to all teaching and non-teaching staff member, Smt. Kashibai
Navale College of Engineering, Pune for their forever support. Their encouragement and valuable
guidance are gratefully acknowledged. I would like to acknowledge all my family members,
relatives and friends for their help and encouragement.
Date:
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Executive Summary
1 Introduction
1.1 Introduction
1.2 Scope
1.3 Limitations
2 Profile of Organization
3 Project Methodology
4 Conceptual Background
Data Interpretation
Digital marketing is about embracing new technologies and integrating these new
techniques with the more traditional approaches to effectively Market Company to the right
audience. Digital marketers are responsible for building awareness, providing research to
prospects, and driving qualified prospects to conversions. Basically, digital marketers work by
using a number of different strategies. Each of these may serve a totally different purpose even
though they have a common goal. The strategies work together in order to drive relevant traffic to
a business (either online or off) and then convert a one-time visitor into a returning, loyal
customer. Two key factors that impact the success of any modern marketing plan is:
1. Research
2. Digital Integration
The main objective of this project is to optimize sales by using different tools, techniques,
strategies and methods used in promoting the product online. Also to study how to analyze,
interpret and evaluate online data and through which setting a strategies target market, campaign
and required budget.
The survey method helped to identify the reach of the brand among its target audience,
ways of impact, usage of these social networking sites and access to these form
of communication. And the content analysis is another method used to analyze
the communication strategy of different social networking sites with certain parameters among
top three Indian social networking sites.
As digital marketing these days is an emerging trend, winning over the traditional
marketing steadily. Consumers are switching from traditional approaches and getting more
digitalized. Online equivalents such as websites, email, online advertising, and web analytics are
now available and are more users friendly as well as convenient in comparison to traditional
techniques such as physical office, postal mail, traditional marketing, surveys, and polls
respectively. Stepping into the corporate world with all the tools ready gets you a good lead and
so is the learning of digital marketing.
From this project it is found that SNS improve customer relation, it increase the
product/service awareness among customers. From the study it is evident that the most common
member of website used by customers is Facebook, Google, twitter and LinkedIn. It also
suggested that increase the digital marketing team, maintain the CRM after sales, take necessary
action against the complaint received.
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
Introduction of Topic:
1. Social Media Marketing
What it is?
Social media marketing refers to the process of gaining website traffic or attention
through social media sites. It aims at creating a content that attracts attention and encourages
users to share it on their social network. It tends to foster the brand awareness for the business and
improved customer service. Usually, it is almost accessed by all those who have the access to
internet making it the best platform to implement your marketing campaigns and that too at very
low cost or no cost.
What it is?
Pay-per-click (PPC) marketing is actually advertising over the internet where in
advertisers pay the publisher when their ad is clicked by the audience. It is also known as cost per
click marketing. Basically, in PPC marketing your ads are shown on other websites and if the user
clicks on it the advertiser has to pay fixed rate for each click. The basic idea behind it is to drive
more and more traffic to your website and generate more leads converting them into sales
eventually. It is definitely an incredible tool for marketers who are willing to invest and get a
good traffic to their site leading to sales.
Significance: This internet advertising model is used to generate and hence increase the traffic
at your website thereby increasing the chances of conversions.
What it is?
A website is a set of related web pages served from a single web domain. One needs to
have a website to have an online presence and do online branding. These days when the world of
marketing is rapidly getting swathed by digital marketing, you are actually hitting your business
if you don‘t have an online presence and the first step towards getting an online presence is to get
a website.
What it is?
SEO is the process of affecting the visibility of a website or a web page in a search
engine's natural or un-paid or organic search results. SEO is needed for your website to rank well
in the search engine result pages. They help the search engines to figure out what your web page
is all about, how it can be useful for users and display it in the results when users search for
related keywords. Proper SEO ensures that your website will be readily, efficiently indexed by the
search engines.
To analysis and suggest remedial measures for effective better digital marketing strategies.
While conducting the project various limitations are faced by me, they are as follows:
ORGANIZATION PROFILE
Title Engeniuspark
Category IT Firm
Established December 2012
CEO Vickram Bodke
About Company:
Engeniuspark is one of the growing and leading IT firm from Nashik, India. The
company is headed by young entrepreneurs with a prime goal to offer satisfactory technology
solutions efficiently and cost effectively. The company was incorporated in Dec, 2012 at Nashik.
Engeniuspark provide business solutions with absolute range of services. They offer many of the
services that are inevitable for the success of business like Digital Marketing, Website Design and
Development, Customized Application Development, Application maintenance, and more.
It is recognized company that builds advanced solutions for the corporate sector, financial
services, hospitality, education sector and other industries. They develop industry-defining
applications, helping clients optimize time-to-market and minimize software development risks in
mission-critical systems.
Organization Profile:
PROJECT METHODOLOGY
Tasks
Facebook Marketing 1. Facebook Page Creation
2. Blog Sharing(Blog)
Social Media Marketing of MET Bhujbal Knowledge City, Nashik. It was specified by
institute that students who have passed their H.S.C. and under graduation examination are target
audiences. Therefore, to reach target audience we decided to focus Facebook marketing
Fig. 3.1
After Specifying all the details page is created as shown in following image :
Fig. 3.2
Share relevant content that your fans are expected to see in your page. Here website is
about Educational Institute and audiences are students, so we shared contents like educational
quotes, student achievements, puzzles, brain teasers, comic jokes.
Fig. 3.3
iii. Creating Facebook Ads
After creating Facebook page next task was creating AD for MET Bhujbal Knowledge
City. Creation of AD involves following process:
a. Selecting objective: This is the first step performed while creating Facebook ad.
You need to select objective of your campaign. Here objective was to get more
people to like Facebook page, so promote your page is selected out of the objectives
listed in below image.
Fig. 3.4
b. Naming campaign: After entering objective details, campaign name was decided
by team members i.e. METBKC_INDIA otherwise Facebook gives it name by default
based on objectives.
Fig. 3.5
c. Selecting audience: This step is performed to select target audience to whom ad
is shown. There are various options provided to select audience which are as
follows:
o Location: Area near by 20 kms away from Nashik was targeted.
o Age: People from age group 18 to 35 were selected.
o Interest: This option selects audience according to interest. MET is educational
institute therefore education, knowledge, graduation, university these options
were selected as interest.
Fig. 3.6
d. Setting budget and ad schedule: After selecting audience next step is to
specify budget and schedule for campaign. While specifying budget you need to
specify daily budget, it can be automatic or manual. Automatic budgeting was
selected which automatically determines cost per ad click.
Fig. 3.7
e. Choosing images: While choosing image you can upload your own images or
select it from gallery. Initially, images shown in following figure are selected from
galleries which are related to studies and education then after running campaign for
one week the image which is liked by more people was selected as final image.
Fig. 3.8
f. Placing your order and choosing how you want to pay for your ads:
Click Place Order to order your ads. The first time you place an order, you'll be
asked to enter your payment information.
Fig. 3.9
Task was to extract report of campaign from system and handover it to the management team for
further analysis.
Overview: In the Overview section, you'll find the following information about your
page's overall performance: which includes page likes, post reach, engagement of the
people.
Fig. 3.10
Fig. 3.11
Reach
o Organic Reach: How many people, fans or not, saw your content in the news feed, the
ticker, or directly on your page.
o Paid Reach: The total amount of people who saw an ad or sponsored story for your page
in the last 7 days.
o Total Reach: The sum of organic and paid reach.
Fig. 3.12
Visits
o Page Views: How many times you’re Facebook page was accessed on each calendar day.
o Unique Visitors: The total number of individual Facebook accounts that accessed your
page each calendar day.
o Following image shows the visitors of the page according to country, city and language.
Fig. 3.13
Email Marketing
With email marketing, you can easily and quickly reach target markets without the need for large
quantities of print space, television or radio time or high production costs. Thanks to effective
email marketing software, you can maintain an email list that has been segmented based on
several factors including the length of time addresses have been on the list, customer’s likes and
dislikes, spending habits and other important criteria. Emails are then created and sent out to
specifically target members of your email list, providing them with a personalized email detailing
information that they are interested in or have requested. This helps promote trust and loyalty to a
company while also increasing sales. In this project I used webmail to send the e-mails to
customers. I send 200 e-mails to developers and constructors.
With email marketing as a channel you are holding all the cards for potential success.
o Email marketing can have a big reach and put your message in front of a lot of people
o The marketer has great flexibility in how they handle their email program
o It is quite easy to start and you can start small.
o Email marketing scales, the effort to send one or 100 messages are nearly the same.
o Email allows you to target and segment your messages on individual
level There are little risks, the costs are relatively low and potential for upside is
big.
A successful email marketing strategy will
If you want to generate leads, convert leads, and develop a relationship with your customers, you
must use email marketing effectively.
Google Adwords
It is an online advertising service that enables advertisers to compete to display brief advertising
copy to web users, based in part on cookies, keywords, predefined by the advertisers that might
link the copy to the content of web pages shown to the users.
Fig. 3.14
Select Budget for ads:
Fig. 3.15
Billing process:
Fig. 3.16
Ad review:
Fig. 3.17
Lead Generation:
Fig. 3.18
2. Add set: Audience, Placement and Budget
Fig. 3.19
Fig. 3.20
Fig. 3.21
Fig. 3.22
Fig. 3.23
CHAPTER 4
CONCEPTUAL BACKGROUND
Literature Review:
Authors: Ralf Caers, Tim De Feyter, Marijke De Couck, Talia Stough, Claudia Vigna and Cind
Du Bois
This article provides a critical review of scientific, peer reviewed, articles on Facebook
between 2006 and 2012. The introduction and rise of the social network site (SNS) Facebook has
been one of the most important social trends of the past decade. Although it only opened to the
public in 2006, Facebook reports already serving one billion monthly active users at the end of
2012 (Facebook, 2012b). Facebook connects the two individuals by allowing them to see each
other’s profile page and by adding their activities to one another’s news feed. Facebook thus
functions as an online application to see and to be seen or to “prosume”: producing and
consuming at the same time. In this review they focus on the psychological literature regarding
Facebook, and summarize why individuals want to join Facebook, what personality users have,
how they build a network of friends, how they disclose information, and how they interact.
In this review it shows how to motivates the users to join Facebook, Characteristics of the
Facebook users, how to building and maintaining Facebook network, disclosure of Information on
Facebook, The effects of disclosing information on Facebook, Facebook started as a platform
connecting individuals, today’s organizations also have the opportunity to create fan pages for the
organization itself or for its products. The SNS may thus become an additional instrument to
communicate with Stakeholders, How to reaching out to customers? How to reaching out to the
future staff?, However, the review also reveals that our understanding is still quite fragmented and
may lack nuances that characterize different settings, countries, and demographic variables.
2. Social Capital on Facebook: Differentiating Uses and Users
3. The Writing on the (Facebook) Wall: The Use of Social Networking Sites in
Hiring Decisions
Authors: Victoria R. Brown, E. Daly Vaughn
The objectives of this review are a) to create awareness of the potential negative
outcomes related to misuse of SNSs by employers, (b) to discuss validation and legal issues
related to using this predictor method, and (c) to discuss the practical implications for
organizations and directions for future research associated with using SNSs for hiring screening
decisions. This review defines what is SNSs?, What are the different risks associated with the
misuse of the SNSs by employers like Current risks with informal SNS searches include
perceptions of invasion of applicant privacy, lack of clearly identifiable theoretical constructs
used in the screening process, and the absence of data to support that the information used in
screening is job relevant. Another controversial issue surrounding the use of SNSs is the
variability in type and amount of information publicly available across an applicant pool, How to
establish the validity, what are the legal implications of the SNSs.
Thorough records of all SNS information used within the guidelines of carefully
documented policies and procedures will help practitioners avoid unpleasant legal ramifications in
the future. In addition, organizational research addressing the current gaps discussed herein may
unleash timely information on the uses (and abuses) of SNSs in the hiring process.
In this they develop a model where agents obtain information about job opportunities
through an explicitly modeled network of social contacts. They show that employment is
positively correlated across time and agents. Moreover, unemployment exhibits duration
dependence: the probability of obtaining a job decreases in the length of time that an agent has
been unemployed. Finally, they examine inequality between two groups. If staying in the labor
market is costly and one group starts with a worse employment status, then that group’s drop-out
rate will be higher and their employment prospects will be persistently below that of the other
group.
CHAPTER 5
Research is the systematic activity to achieve the truth. It includes the identification of
study area, the procedure for collecting data, analyzing the data, and finding the conclusion.
Research in common parlance refers to a search for knowledge. Research is considered to be
more objective, methodical, well-determined scientific process of investigation.
According to Fred Ker linger, “Research is an organized enquiry designed and carried out to
provide information for solving a problem”.
Research Design
A research design is the "blue print" of the study. The design of a study defines the study
type (descriptive, co relational, semi-experimental, experimental, review, meta-analytic) and sub-
type (e.g., descriptive-longitudinal case study), research question, hypotheses, independent and
dependent variables, experimental design, and, if applicable, data collection methods and a
statistical analysis plan. Research design is the framework that has been created to seek answers
to research questions.
Pure research
It is also called as basic research, is concerned with quest for knowledge more about the
phenomenon without concern for its practical use and also with developing and testing hypotheses
and theories. The main motivation is to expand man’s knowledge.
Applied research
This research is concern with search for ways of using scientific knowledge to solve practical
problems. It focuses on analyzing and solving social and real life problem.
Exploratory research
Exploratory means to explore the hidden things, which are not merely visible. Exploratory
research focuses on why questions.
Descriptive research
The objective of the descriptive research is to describe things, such as the market potential for a
product or the demographics and attitudes of consumers who buy the product.
Experimental research
Experimental research seeks to find-out the cause and effect relationship of the phenomenon
under study. In this two similar groups are chosen one as experimental group and another is
control group.
Historical research
A systematic process of searching for information and fact to describe analyze or interpret the
past.
Causal Research
It is also called as Explanatory Research. The objective of causal research is to test hypothesis
about causal and effect relationship.
Sampling
Sampling is the process of selecting units (e.g., people, organizations) from a population
of interest so that by studying the sample we may fairly generalize our results back to the
population from which they were chosen. The sample method involves taking a representative
selection of the population and using the data collected as research information. A sample is a
subgroup of a population. It has also been described as a representative taste of a group.
Data Collection
Data is an important unit in the process of decision making process. Data can be collected by the
following methods.
The primary data is that which details we collect first time from the market and also used first
time in the research. We also say that the information is first time in the research decision. To
collect the primary data questionnaire is prepared structure non-disguise questionnaire is
prepared.
o Interview
o Observation
o Action research
o Case studies
o Life histories
o Questionnaires
Secondary Data Collection
Secondary data are those data which are already collected by someone for some purpose
and are available for the present study; secondary data are already collected by the company’s
records and other library’s books. When the secondary data are sufficient, the researcher has to be
satisfied with the primary sources of data. Secondary data can be used as bases for comparison
with the primary sources of data have been collected by questionnaire.
o Previous research
o Diaries
o Letters
o Government reports
o Web information
o Historical data and information
o News paper
o Magazine
o Books
When the conducting project report I have used Primary data collection and secondary
data collection. In primary data collection I have used the survey method and content analysis in
the research i.e. responses and reviews on website and social media also Reports through Google
tool. And in secondary data collection I have used various websites. The survey method helped to
identify the reach of the brand among its target audience, ways of impact, usage of these social
networking sites and access to these form of communication. And the content analysis is another
method used to analyze the communication strategy of different social networking sites with
certain parameters among top three Indian social networking sites.
Research conducted by using following method:
Also I understood that working within a small company requires a strong sense of
knowing how to prioritize tasks and set up an outline of tasks to complete on a daily basis. I
learned to complete tasks which are allocated to me, solving problems, making decisions, etc. at
an individual level. I learned to complete tasks which are allocated to me, solving problems,
making decisions, etc. at an individual level. My ability to learn new things fairly quickly has
improved. I Learned creativity/innovativeness: the ability to come up with ideas/ solutions. I
leaned different Software used for digital marketing.
CHAPTER 6 - B
Websites referred:
o https://www.facebook.com/advertising
o http://www.wordstream.com/google-seo-guide
o www.engeniuspark.com
Books referred:
o Philip Kotler, “Marketing Management” Prentice Hall of India Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi,
14thedition.
o C.R. Kothari “Research Methodology”, Vishwa publication, New Delhi, 2nd revised
edition
Literature Review:
o Ralf Caers, Etal, Sep 11, 2013, “Facebook: A literature Review”, New Media & Society,
15(6) 982–1002.
o Victoria R. Brown, Etal, 4 May 2011, “The Writing on the (Facebook) Wall: The Use of
Social Networking Sites in Hiring Decisions” , Journal of Business and Psychology, Vol. 26,
No. 2, Bridging the Gap between the Science and Practice of Psychology in Organizations: State
of the Practice Reflections (June 2011), pp. 219-225.
o Moira Burke, Etal, May 7–12, 2011, “Social Capital on Facebook: Differentiating Uses
and Users”
o Antoni Calvo-Armengol, Etal, “The Effects of Social Networks on Employment and
Inequality”, Effects of Social Networks, VOL. 94 NO. 3
APPENDIX
Table:
Sr. No Figure Description
1 Fig. 3.1 Steps for creating Facebook page
2 Fig. 3.2 Created Facebook page
3 Fig. 3.3 How to increase fan engagement
4 Fig. 3.4 List of objectives for creating Facebook ads
5 Fig. 3.5 Campaign name
6 Fig. 3.6 Options for selecting audience
7 Fig. 3.7 Options for selecting budget and ad schedule
8 Fig. 3.8 Different options to choose images for ads
9 Fig. 3.9 Options for payment method
10 Fig. 3.10 Overall performance of Facebook page
11 Fig. 3.11 How many people like your Facebook page
12 Fig. 3.12 Reach of Facebook page
13 Fig. 3.13 How many people visit to Facebook page
14 Fig. 3.14 Steps for to create attractive ads using Google Adwords
15 Fig. 3.15 Options for budget for ads
16 Fig. 3.16 Billing process
17 Fig. 3.17 Ads review
18 Fig. 3.18 List of objectives for lead generation
19 Fig. 3.19 Option for selecting Audience
20 Fig. 3.20 Option for selecting Audience
21 Fig. 3.21 Option for selecting Audience
22 Fig. 3.22 Option for selecting placement
23 Fig. 3.23 Option for selecting Budget