OPPORTUNITIES AND CHALLENGES
 Bigger reach: Reach masses in small time
 Precise targeting: Self-driven leads can be
converted into sales easily
 Multiplier Effect: Sharing feature of digital
marketing leads to multiplier effect
 Interaction and engagement: 24X7 association
with the potential customers by writing useful
blog posts, newsletters, webinars, promotional
offers, videos, etc.
 Control: freedom to delete or upgrade the content or
video
 Cost effective: Free, PPC etc
 Measurable results in real time: Number of visits,
views, clicks, conversion rate, acquisition rate, cost
per order all are available can be easily monitored.
 Easy to adjust: more budget and resources can be
allocated effectively on successful campaigns or
stopped altogether if campaign is not delivering as
expected
 Lack of skilled talent: Right knowledge and expertise
are important for success in digital marketing.
 Problem with hiring
 Problem with team up-skilling
 Rapid changes: Investment in marketing strategies
becomes obsolete more quickly due to constant
change in online world
 Requires a lot of hard work: Digital marketing seems
attractive but it requires a lot of time and energy to
succeed
 Updating or removing the content
 Needs thick skin to fight negative reactions: Negative
feedbacks or criticisms can be visible through social media
or review websites
 Noisier space: Million-Billion of content is available
almost on every topic, business or product. The average
bounce rate is increasing and attention span of visitors is
dropping
 Security vulnerabilities – Risk of cyber attack is the
biggest challenge in the internet dependent digital
marketing. Different attacks are like Distributed denial-of-
service (DDoS), phishing attacks, data breaches, identity
theft, malware etc.
 Annoying: Excess of everything is bad. In
general, customer visiting any site is
bombarded with content, ads, blogs,
webinars etc. As per CXM in the report
published by London-based tech firm
Ogury, The Reality Report of 287,000 mobile
users, fifty-two percent of respondents agree
that intrusive or irrelevant messages give
them a poor opinion of the app or website.

Digital Marketing: Opportunities and Challenges

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     Bigger reach:Reach masses in small time  Precise targeting: Self-driven leads can be converted into sales easily  Multiplier Effect: Sharing feature of digital marketing leads to multiplier effect  Interaction and engagement: 24X7 association with the potential customers by writing useful blog posts, newsletters, webinars, promotional offers, videos, etc.
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     Control: freedomto delete or upgrade the content or video  Cost effective: Free, PPC etc  Measurable results in real time: Number of visits, views, clicks, conversion rate, acquisition rate, cost per order all are available can be easily monitored.  Easy to adjust: more budget and resources can be allocated effectively on successful campaigns or stopped altogether if campaign is not delivering as expected
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     Lack ofskilled talent: Right knowledge and expertise are important for success in digital marketing.  Problem with hiring  Problem with team up-skilling  Rapid changes: Investment in marketing strategies becomes obsolete more quickly due to constant change in online world  Requires a lot of hard work: Digital marketing seems attractive but it requires a lot of time and energy to succeed  Updating or removing the content
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     Needs thickskin to fight negative reactions: Negative feedbacks or criticisms can be visible through social media or review websites  Noisier space: Million-Billion of content is available almost on every topic, business or product. The average bounce rate is increasing and attention span of visitors is dropping  Security vulnerabilities – Risk of cyber attack is the biggest challenge in the internet dependent digital marketing. Different attacks are like Distributed denial-of- service (DDoS), phishing attacks, data breaches, identity theft, malware etc.
  • 6.
     Annoying: Excessof everything is bad. In general, customer visiting any site is bombarded with content, ads, blogs, webinars etc. As per CXM in the report published by London-based tech firm Ogury, The Reality Report of 287,000 mobile users, fifty-two percent of respondents agree that intrusive or irrelevant messages give them a poor opinion of the app or website.