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Creating a Successful Internet Marketing Funnel
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| Guest post by: Anthony Mora |
Article Overview: Content is king when it comes to the net. You can’t overestimate it. Once that most important element is in place, there are various ways to package and deliver your content. To be effective, you need to develop a consistent, cohesive message and offer relevant content, but you also have to build relationships. Once you have a comprehensive approach in place - now is the time to add the silver bullet and separate yourself from your competitors.
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Creating a Successful Internet Marketing Funnel
Social media, blogging and article
marketing offer effective ways to generate interest establish a presence for
your brand and your company and create a powerful inbound marketing
funnel. As with all forms of Internet marketing, online tracking and
analytics help make this type of outreach accountable. They keep you on
track, letting you know if you’re utilizing the most effective approach.
Moreso than with other types of marketing, the key to success here is
relevancy. In this case you are truly shooting for quality, not quantity.
Relevancy comes down to creating
and posting effective content that your readers and customer base are
interested in. Content is king when it comes to the net. You can’t
overestimate it. Once that most important element is in place, there are
various ways to package and deliver your content. The more organic
avenues include blogging, article marketing and social networks. The more
commercial-oriented avenues include Adwords, pay for clicks, placing ads on
social media sites email marketing, etc.
As I mentioned in an earlier blog,
the jury is still out on the success of ads on social media sites. There
are certain risks by association that advertisers are not comfortable
with. An ad on Facebook or Twitter could be placed next to some very
controversial post or image. It is a risk the advertiser takes. The
sites themselves are developing new revenue models that are not
ad-oriented. Some offer games on their platforms, others sell customized
digital items to their members, and others such as LinkedIn offer premium
services for a monthly fee. Twitter will be charging for different
analytical tools. One thing that’s clear is that the revenue model
for social media sites is not yet clear at all.
But, social media sites offer
outreach to a huge number of visitors, followers, friends, and potential
customers. Utilizing them is a major component of any organic inbound
marketing campaign. The organic approach is less expensive and generally
offers more authenticity and relevancy, but it does take time and a
well-thought-out game plan. You need to know your target market and where
they look for the type of information you’re offering. If your approach
is a combination of article marketing, social media and blogging, you need to
develop a consistent, cohesive message and offer relevant content, but you also
have to build relationships.
Once you have content based social
media and blogging approach in place, now is the time to separate yourself from
your competitors. Add traditional public relations to the mix. Use press
coverage to give you and your company the reach, validation and credibility
that only media can offer you. Turbo charge your inbound online campaign
with a strong media relations campaign and watch your company grow.
Copyright © Anthony Mora 2010
Article Tags: element, funnel, relationships, relevant content, silver bullet, successful internet marketing
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About the Author: Anthony Mora RSS for Anthony's articles - Visit Anthony's website Anthony Mora Communications, Inc. is a Los Angeles-based public relations firm that focuses in the areas of media relations, image development and media training. Anthony Mora Communications regularly places clients in major media outlets, including Time, Newsweek, Oprah, the New York Times, CNN, the Today Show, the Wall Street Journal and hundreds of other media outlets. Through media placement, you are not presented within the context of an ad or commercial. You're not positioned as an ad but as the news. President and CEO, Anthony Mora, has been featured in: USA Today, Newsweek, The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, The Wall Street Journal, The BBC, CNN, E! Entertainment Television, Entrepreneur, Fox News, MSNBC, and other media. He has written three books, the most the most recent, a how-to on PR called Spin to Win. For further information visit: http://www.topstorypublicrelations.com Click here to visit Anthony's website Busting The No 1 Social Media Myth The Real Secret to Explosive Online Marketing Intuitive Marketing Secrets What The Media Wants The Public Relations Grand Slam Im Not Interesting Enough to be in the Media |
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