Businesses are Shifting to Web Marketing
This blog entry was posted on May 28, 2009.
The Internet has changed our culture and given us instant access to information. The World Wide Web is the greatest marketplace in the world. Business large and small, local and global needs to have a presence.
Web marketing is much more cost effective than traditional media. Many companies today may have reduced their overall marketing budgets, and shifted much of the remaining dollars into new web sites, organic SEO, pay-per-click, blogging and social media. They have done this to better lever their marketing dollars into sales results.
Web Marketing is expected to continue growing at 21% annually through 2012 in the US. Compare this with traditional advertising media such as Print Yellow Pages where advertising revenues are expected to decrease by 1.4% annually over the same period.
A successful business website gives your visitor exactly what they are after. It answers their question and gives them a way to take action.
Your website is a powerful marketing tool that allows you to present your message to your targeted customer. Your customers will judge your company on the strength of your message and the freshness of your content. It should build credibility and trust and then encourage action.
Website marketing is where business is putting its focus for the future. We are in a transition from traditional marketing to Internet Marketing as we are in the digital age.
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