nternet marketing is quite literally marketing that makes use of the Internet world. It isn't just simply another channel of marketing; it is however, in fact a whole new approach to marketing which offers a greater understanding of consumer behaviour. To fully understand what digital marketing is, it's probably easier to describe what it isn't, for instance, print, radio, TV and billboards are not Internet marketing. The internet however, is at the heart of all things digital, offering a multitude of applications such as websites, email and instant messaging, along with encompassing things such as banner advertising, SEO (search engine optimisation), pay per click and blogging, though it's worth noting these few examples have only merely touched the surface. These applications and digital channels can all be used to launch campaigns for organisations, businesses and brands with the ability to reach a worldwide audience if desired, or even a more localised audience if need be. One of the huge differences betwee
n digital and traditional is possibly the speed of feedback. Feedback with digital marketing is almost instant and allows literally direct communication between advertiser and consumer, unlike a billboard where it's impossible to know how many people have seen it and made use of the information on it.
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