Getting Noticed

If you type 'greeting card' into Google you will get over 140 million results; 'car servicing' 7 million; 'mother's day lunch' 40 million; UK holiday 434 million. There are an awful lot of web pages out there competing for your customers' attention, time and money.

Niche Market

Of course many companies don’t trade on an international or even national scale, and their localisation can give them the edge of their national competitors. The more niche your market is, the more you can focus your message. Many companies now have multiple sites deliberately concentrating on one area of their business, rather than great monolithic sites trying to catch all.

It can often be a good business tactic to test the water for a new product or service with a completely fresh standalone website.

Online Advertising

Examples of online advertising include contextual Ads on search engine results pages, banner ads, Rich Media Ads, Social Network advertising, online classified advertising, advertising networks and e-mail marketing.

A major benefit of online advertising is information and content is not limited by geography or time. Your message is out there 24/7, you just need to exploit this massive potential.

Advertising campaigns and promotions can be trialled and the results analysed far quicker, and at substantially less cost, than the more traditional approach of paper or media advertising.

eBook

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Links to your ebook can be sent through email and social networks such as twitter and facebook, as well as appearing on the myebook site.

Pay per Click

adwordsOnline advertising is generally results based and so the start up costs are relatively low. For example with Pay per Click promotions you only pay when someone clicks on your advert. Many thousands may see it, but you are only paying for the people that are genuinely interested in your product or service.

Compare this to a newspaper advert where you are paying the same amount for the space, regardless of how many people follow it up.