Internet Marketing : How To Integrate An Internet Marketing Strategy With Your Traditional Media Efforts In Denver With ReachLocal.
Do you have an online media strategy for your business? Internet marketing should be integrated into your overall media planning, whether you are doing yellow pages, tv, radio, billboard, newspaper or direct mail. All types of traditional advertising should lead potential clients to your website. Clients are more likely to remember a website for a company than a phone number. So how do you make sure that potential clients find you online when they need you? This is where having a well thought out internet marketing plan can have the greatest impact.
Which internet marketing products should be part of your online media strategy? It depends! Your reputation in the marketplace, business specialties, cities where you do business, your budget, competitors, other advertising efforts, signage & many other factors. When we discuss internet marketing, here are the main areas that come up the most:
- Pay Per Click Advertising (PPC)
- Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
- Display Ads
- Online Website Chat
- Video Marketing
- Internet Yellow Pages such as DexKnows.com or Supermedia.com
- Search Engine Map Optimization
Just to be clear, there is no single product that is a magic bullet. With internet marketing, there are 3 areas that all of those products listed above fall into. Search engine marketing (paid placement), search engine optimization (organic or free listings) and social media optimization (everything social). It's not either or, but how you integrate it all together for your business.
Want to talk strategy? Art Ruiz Jr is an online media strategist with ReachLocal serving Denver, Fort Collins, Boulder & Greeley. Visit us online @ www.GetMeResults.com or call (303) 498-9324 to schedule a free online media strategy session.
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