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		<title>By: dominic</title>
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		<description>Great advices.

In the context of online advertising (most of us use Adwords nowadays), I think it&#039;s very important to target differently based on where prospective clients are in the buying cycle.

Let&#039;s say you sell iPod accessories.

You&#039;ve - (overly simplified)

1. people that know they are searching for your accessories

2. people that already have iPods that are a good sweetspots (buying or reading about iTune, discussing other accessories, spending time in iPod usage conversations)

3.people that don&#039;t have iPod.

While marketing to these groups online, you should come up with different offers, messaging, conversion goals ... and in this case maybe opt for a &quot;paid search campaign for group 1, placement targeting campaign in selective blogs and sites for group 2, and nothing or advertising on iPod selling sites for group 3.</description>
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<p>In the context of online advertising (most of us use Adwords nowadays), I think it&#8217;s very important to target differently based on where prospective clients are in the buying cycle.</p>
<p>Let&#8217;s say you sell iPod accessories.</p>
<p>You&#8217;ve &#8211; (overly simplified)</p>
<p>1. people that know they are searching for your accessories</p>
<p>2. people that already have iPods that are a good sweetspots (buying or reading about iTune, discussing other accessories, spending time in iPod usage conversations)</p>
<p>3.people that don&#8217;t have iPod.</p>
<p>While marketing to these groups online, you should come up with different offers, messaging, conversion goals &#8230; and in this case maybe opt for a &#8220;paid search campaign for group 1, placement targeting campaign in selective blogs and sites for group 2, and nothing or advertising on iPod selling sites for group 3.</p>
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