E-Marketing

E-marketing is a series of activities that utilize the Internet to promote the company and its business, as well as tailoring its services and products to the needs of potential customers and market requirements.   In order to understand the meaning and the specificity of e-marketing activities, it is necessary to know the basic issues of internet marketing such as positioning, email marketing, Google AdWords, Content Marketing, Facebook Ads, Social Marketing, and Internet auctions.

Online marketing moves at the speed of light. To keep up, you need a strong foundation with the judgment to think critically, act independently, and be relentlessly creative.

The seven most popular e-marketing tools:

 1. Website positioning - strive to achieve the highest possible position in the web search engine for specific phrases - keywords. This is an extremely effective and relatively inexpensive method of advertising on the Internet.
 
 2. E-mail marketing -  utilizes email in marketing matters. The basic tasks of email marketing include communicating with customers via e-mail, creating and analyzing the mailing database, preparing the content of individual messages to the contractor, and encouraging potential customers to take advantage of the offer offered by the company.

 3. Google AdWords - this is the most popular paid search advertising system (on Google). With Google AdWords, you can create your own ad and personally pick keywords related to your business and profession. This e-marketing system allows you to display sponsored links on Google search results as well as on partner sites. The ad gets to the person when he or she searches the web for products related to our business. It is displayed as a specific ad slot.

4.  Content Marketing - has become one of the most important elements of modern e-marketing in recent years. It is difficult to imagine effective positioning without valuable content. Thanks to the enormous popularity of social networking sites, especially Facebook, content, or content in various forms, can be used to build brand awareness, generate leads or traffic on the site. More and more marketers are aware of this and more and more companies are investing in valuable content.

5. Facebook Ads - is the most popular social networking site. It currently uses 1.86 billion people per month. At the same time, it has the largest user base, which it manages very well. The users themselves provide information about themselves - what they do, what they like, how they spend their free time. In one word, Facebook has very detailed information that marketers can use in many ways.

6.  Internet auctions - are related to the sale of a product through a specific auction platform. Online auctions allow you to purchase an item or service over the internet in a simple way.

7. Viral marketing - is an element of e-marketing activities that aims to create a situation in which Internet users disseminate information about themselves or their business. Thanks to such practices, the company can reach many people in a short amount of time and at a low financial cost - because potential customers distribute advertising themselves.

E-marketing activities can take place on many levels. The Internet gives us plenty of opportunities, but it also forces us to be flexible and adapt to changing market demands. The number of people who favor this form of company promotion is growing dynamically - not only because of the relatively lower costs than traditional advertising, but also because of the high efficiency and the ability to accurately measure the effects and return on investment.

It is the Internet in today's world that is widely used by enterprises in the means of communication, information transmission and the way of gaining customers. Appropriate and professional advertising on the Internet is almost guaranteed to increase the company's revenue and visibility, you only need to select those channels that will be the most effective in our industry.


Your customers, prospects, and partners are the lifeblood of of your business. You need to build your marketing strategy around them. Step 1 of marketing is understanding what your customers want, which can be challenging when you’re dealing with such a diverse audience.  When people spend money, they’re thinking with both their rational and emotional brains. The most effective marketing frameworks appeal to both. Storytelling is one of the most powerful tools that your company can wield to build customer connections.

You can have the most amazing web storefront, blog, or product in the world, but if you’re not getting traffic, your business’s growth strategy will fall flat. Traffic acquisition is only half the marketing equation. You need to invest the time in building a strategy for driving sales. Conversion optimization is the practice of (1) converting first-time visitors into customers and (2) converting first-time customers into repeat buyers.  

Content marketing is more than just blogging. When executed correctly, content including articles, guides (like this one), webinars, and videos can be powerful growth drivers for your business. Focus on building trust and producing amazing quality. And most of all, make sure that you’re capturing the right metrics. Search engines are a powerful channel for connecting with new audiences. Companies like Google and Bing look to connect their customers with the best user experience possible. Step 1 of a strong SEO strategy is to make sure that your website content and products are the best that they can be. Step 2 is to communicate that user experience information to search engines so that you rank in the right place.

Your social media strategy is more than just a Facebook profile or Twitter feed. When executed correctly, social media is a powerful customer engagement engine and web traffic driver. It’s easy to get sucked into the hype and create profiles on every single social site. This is the wrong approach. What you should do instead is to focus on a few key channels where your brand is most likely to reach key customers and prospects.


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