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Internet
Marketing Guide
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Overview
Like offline marketing, online marketing should also work to plan -
if you don't know where you're going, how will you know when you get there?
If you don 't know how to get there, then you've got even less chance of getting
where you want to be.
In any online marketing plan, it is highly likely that one of main aims is to
get more visitors to your website because more visitors should mean more enquiries,
and more enquiries means more opportunities to make sales. The process leading
to conversion requires careful consideration in a number of areas including:
Many sites attract
large numbers of visitors, many of these sites also receive a large number of
enquiries, but any business will know that it is the conversion of these leads
into sales which really matters. There are a number of online marketing measures
outlined in this report below which can not only get you more visitors and enquiries,
but improve your conversion rate too.
It's very hard to manage what you can't measure, and the nature of online media
allows you luxuries which aren't necessarily the case in offline marketing such
as being able to test, measure and change many aspects of your online presence
and marketing communications very quickly and inexpensively until you're sure
you're delivering the message that brings the most response.
You don't have to just register your website with the search engines and then
sit back hope for the best. Having your website properly optimised and submitted
to the major search engines (and relevant directories) is crucial but there
are many other strategies - all very important - that most people ignore or
simply don't know about, and consequently lose visitors and sales. These
strategies are outlined in the report below and include:
1 - Viral Traffic Generators
Viral marketing is 'self-perpetuating' advertising which compels people to share it via e-mail or word of mouth. This allows the message to spread (like a virus). A good example of viral marketing is Microsoft's Hotmail e-mail service which owes its success to including a small Hotmail advertisement on the bottom of every e-mail sent from the system. The main benefits of viral marketing are that it:
Some key characteristics of a successful viral marketing campaign are:
Ways to add viral aspects to your marketing campaign include:
Viral traffic generation programs are generally based on the
same principle as MLM (Multi-Level Marketing) which is the more people you can
recruit to join the network, the more traffic will be directed to your own site.
An example of this is a pop-up and pop-under exchange. When joining the exchange,
some code is placed in your site which launches pop-ups and pop-unders for other
peoples websites when your website is visited. In exchange for this, pop-ups
linking to your website are launched elsewhere in the network e.g. see http://www.w3exit.com
With any multi-level marketing program, it only really pays off when you build
your own downline e.g. signing lots of people up to your affiliate program will
mean many more hits are generated than there could have been if you were working
at it on your own.
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