Electronic Sales Partnership Network Management Information System Model Of In Multi-Level Marketing

Abstract

Advertising is a commercial activity that has found its place in our lives since the earliest known periods of trade. The impact of developing technologies has led to changes in advertising techniques and media. An important part of trade has recently moved online. Similarly, advertising activities have also moved online. Advertising activities to be carried out online have superior and weak sides. One of the marketing methods adopted and accepted by businesses today is multi-level marketing. Another working method adopted by businesses is the sales revenue partnership system. Within the scope of our research, we have tried to put forward a working model that brings together the superior aspects of multi-level marketing and sales revenue partnership system organization. On the one hand, it is aimed to create a management information system model that accepts the advertising campaigns organized by advertisers and acts as an affiliate system, and on the other hand, it is aimed to create a management information system model for promoting these campaigns quickly and reliably on the internet through publishers who have come together with the multi-level marketing organization. The question "How can a management information system be designed for this type of working model?" was adopted as the main problem of the research and a literature review was conducted in this direction. Leading global and local companies adopting both working models were analyzed in terms of structure and terms used. With the information gathered, an application software based on the theoretical model was developed and tested in terms of all stakeholders and workflows. In cases where the objectives of the theoretical model could not be achieved, the model was revised and workflow problems were eliminated. After the successful operation of the application software, concrete results were presented on how this new working model should be managed as a management information system. Suggestions are presented for the superior aspects of the new model, as well as the points that may create vulnerabilities.