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WM9A3-15 Digital Marketing Campaigns

Department
WMG
Level
Taught Postgraduate Level
Module leader
Nataliia Zaboeva
Credit value
15
Module duration
4 weeks
Assessment
Multiple
Study locations
  • University of Warwick main campus, Coventry Primary
  • Distance or Online Delivery

Introductory description

Running successful digital marketing campaigns require a full range of techniques and technologies to be successful, particularly when run from an external company (e.g. marketing agencies or consultancies). This module address the planning and creation of digital marketing campaigns from initial client briefs through to detailed campaign plans.

Module aims

The module emulates a full campaign lifecycle for digital marketing projects. The curricula culminates in a keystone project that enables participants to practically apply the knowledge acquired in the module in a real-world simulation of a digital marketing campaign. This will cover the full lifecycle of a campaign from the perspective of a digital marketing agency, incorporating client requirements, strategic development, campaign implementation, and measurement and optimisation.

Outline syllabus

This is an indicative module outline only to give an indication of the sort of topics that may be covered. Actual sessions held may differ.

  1. Digital Marketing Campaigns
  • Designing a digital marketing campaign
  • Project planning
  • Risk Mitigation
  • Timelines and milestones
  1. Customer requirements
  • Marketing agencies and consultancy
  • Requirements elicitation
  • User story mapping
  1. Designing a digital marketing campaign
  • Digital Marketing Communication Theory
  • Message and Media
  • Digital Marketing Channels
  • Metrics and KPIs
  1. A practical simulation of the above topics.

Learning outcomes

By the end of the module, students should be able to:

  • Demonstrate a comprehensive understanding of digital marketing campaign concepts
  • Interpret and evaluate complex organisational requirements
  • Critically analyse advanced digital marketing solutions and evaluate their suitability to specific use cases
  • Demonstrate a sound conceptual understanding of the forefront of consultancy practice and their application in real-world scenarios

International

Topics are of high international demand

Subject specific skills

Digital marketing campaigns, project management and planning, consultancy practice, marketing agency practice, requirements

Transferable skills

Consultancy skills, project management, communication skills, teamwork, negotiation skills, persuasion skills, communication of visual data,

Study time

Type Required
Lectures 15 sessions of 1 hour (10%)
Seminars 15 sessions of 1 hour (10%)
Online learning (independent) 60 sessions of 1 hour (40%)
Assessment 60 hours (40%)
Total 150 hours

Private study description

No private study requirements defined for this module.

Costs

No further costs have been identified for this module.

You must pass all assessment components to pass the module.

Assessment group A3
Weighting Study time Eligible for self-certification
Digital Marketing Campaign Presentation 50% 30 hours No

Presentation of a campaign plan based on a specific brief

DMC Critical Review 50% 30 hours Yes (extension)

Critical review of current literature RE Digital Marketing Campaigns, Digital Communications and Advertising.

Assessment group R3
Weighting Study time Eligible for self-certification
DMC Critical Review 50% Yes (extension)

Critical review of current literature RE Digital Marketing Campaigns, Digital Communications and Advertising, for alternative topic/ company

Digital Marketing Campaign Report 50% Yes (extension)

Report of a campaign plan based on a specific brief (different to original)

Feedback on assessment

Verbal feedback for in-module element. Written feedback and annotated scripts for post-module element

There is currently no information about the courses for which this module is core or optional.