Executing a PullMarketing StrategyKevin KrasonCEO, Biznet Internet Solutions
AgendaPull Marketing DefinedDigital Marketing SolutionsStrategy
Traditional Marketing…
Traditional Marketing is Dead
Outbound vs. Inbound MarketingInbound Marketing is desired, impactful, targeted, and extremely cost effective.
Change in Ad Spending by Medium2008 to 2009According to marketingcharts.com, “US Ad Spend Plunges 14.2%; Only Online Posts Growth”
Forecast: US Interactive Marketing Spend, 2009 to 2014
David Meerman Scott: Getting customers used to mean interrupting people with product messages. Today it’s all about compelling content.RohitBharagava: The real secret to great marketing is creating compelling and useful content.Brian Clark: Online, great content is effective advertising and smart marketers are the new media.Seth Godin: Content Marketing is the only marketing left.Top online marketing thought leaders stress the importance of Inbound Marketing
Inbound Marketing is more Cost Effective
Search Engine Marketing(SEM)
Americans conducted 15.7 billion searches in August, 10.3 billion on Google
Organic (SEO) vs. Sponsored (PPC)
Search Marketing is Economical
SEM Growth FactorsGrowth driven by: Increasing advertiser focus on accountability and ROI
 Increase in small to mid-sized businesses using SEM
 Greater consumer usage of search utilities
 Better targeting and niche offerings
 Increase in competitionOrganic Search Ranking Factors:Content and Relevancy
Know Your Stats?
Organic Search ProsNo cost-per-click on search enginesGreater credibilityProduces 75% of clicks resulting from search engines
Organic Search ConsNo guarantee of link placement on search results pageLimited keyword use, dependent on contentRequires writing skill to properly incorporate terms
Pay-Per-Click ProsTrackingInstant resultsReal-time keyword changesAny budgetGeo-demographic targets
PPC ConsPrice of keywordsCompetition keyword useDetermining which words to purchase
Technical Site Optimization (often called SEO)Optimize each page with keywordsSome places keywords are used:Titles
 Copywriting
 Headers
 Meta tags
 Image tags
 Site mapMeasuring ToolsWebsite Traffic (Google Analytics)User Demographics (Quantcast)Search ResultsPage Rank (PR) Alexa Rank BacklinksIndexed Web Pages
Content Marketing
What is Content Marketing?The art of listening to your customers wants and needs and the science of delivering content to them in a compelling way.
Content Marketing ContinuedDeveloping and sharing relevant and valuable content to educate, earn trust, and engage customers with the objective of driving profitable actionsCreates thousands of links from external credible websites back to your website
Improves your website's reputation and credibility with search engines
Improves your rank on search engines
Presents you as a thought leader in your industry
Provides potential customers with value
Drive Website Traffic
Generate New Leads and SalesCommon Content TypesVideos
Articles
News Releases
PowerPoint Presentations
How-To's
White Papers
Wiki Material
Blog Posts Content Marketing: Measuring Reach1 in 3 articles goes viral =Distributed to more than 10,000 sites
Impressions range from 0 to millions depending on publishing property
Website statistics will identify referral sources - can quantify resulting trafficContent Marketing Program Elements: Measurement & ReportingOnline brand mentionsBreadth of content distributionInfluence on Search EnginesImpact on website trafficWebsite rankingsLeadsSales
Content Marketing ExampleSource: Google1,220 External Properties Linking Article to Product
Social Media Marketing(SMM)
What is Social Media?Face to Face networking or Word-of-Mouth Marketingin a virtual world

Executing a Pull Marketing Strategy

Editor's Notes

  • #7 http://www.marketingcharts.com/television/us-ad-spend-plunges-142-only-online-posts-growth-9424/tns-media-intelligence-percent-change-measured-ad-spending-q1-2009jpg/
  • #8 According to Forrester’s five year forecast, Compound Annual Growth Rate (CAGR)
  • #15 http://www.marketingcharts.com/print/sem-spend-to-top-26b-by-2011-cannibalizes-print-media-8272/sempo-radar-sem-seo-north-american-expenditures-26b-february-2009jpg/