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2. Web Marketing Strategy

3. Why is this important? With close to 1.800.000.000 people using the Internet world wide the internet is taking down all barriers

4. More importantly Mobile phones world wide have passed 4,6 billion

5. The merger of these worlds has begun

6. Web Marketing Internet versus traditional

7. The Internet is Turning the Advertising World Upside Down Increasingly the consumer is in control Technology innovation and broadband penetration foster environment of consumer’s need for relevant and on demand information Marketers held to new levels ofaccountability to Business ROI vs Media ROI Escalating content choices creating new complexities for marketers Consumer shopping behaviors have been radically altered

8. Into the searchers mind Searcher's intent is either navigational, informational, or transactional? ~ Source: 2008 Web-Smart CMO Report 80%80% of all searches are informational .(Penn - 2008)

9. Consumers embrace the Internet! 95%of corporate purchasing agents use the Web to research purchases of products and services. 93%of consumers use the Internet to research major purchases. 64%of net users start purchase research with search engines. 127.7 Europe retail e-commerce sales In billions of £ in the year 2009.

10. Consumer is in Control Shift in the way consumers engage… Visitor Controlled: Pull vs Push – Consumers can engage on their own terms Task Oriented: The consumer is no longer surfing the Web aimlessly; They are on a quest to find, do or buy something! Low Risk: If they don’t like what they see they are just a click away from the back button. Comprehensive: Vast amount of information both empowers and frustrates Transparent: Transparency equates to credibility – consumers demand respect

11. The Online Brand Brand online is about: Visibility – Attracting customers who are actively looking for you Usability – Engaging customers with clear concise web site that speaks their language Transparency – Retain customers with open dialogue and information that empowers

12. The Web is Marketing Glue Over 56 percent of marketing executives said that the web was either the hub of their organization’s marketing strategy, or that it will become the hub in the next year. ~ Source: 2006 Web-Smart CMO Report 56%

13. People react online

14. Online Effect of Offline “happening” Case Study:“Volcano goes off in Iceland” The Problem: A small volcano in Iceland starts to erupt Flights are halted and millions are stranded People are interviewed and state that they hate Iceland Result: Searches for Iceland go up 800% Searches for Iceland travel go up 600%

15. Take advantage of these changes Feed the need for control and create compelling information consumers will pull and interact with on demand. Test your offline messaging with paid search advertising before it goes live Close the awareness loop with search by monitoring increased demand for new keywords Plan for and take advantage of the increased demand at search engines generated by offline Embrace search in your 360-degree world

16. New players in town More than 9 in 10 marketers are planning a Facebook presence by the end of 2010 World wide social media sites like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn have around 1 billion users world wide Facebook just reach 500 million users in May 2010 and is growing fast According to a November 2009 survey from Business.com, 73% of B2B respondents who were using social media had less than two years of social media marketing experience.

17. Early day’s Despite all the hype search marketing is still in it’s infancy There are developed markets like the US and the UK There are emerging markets like Brazil, China and India to mention few There is Europe, countries like Serbia, Bulgaria and even Russia with great and growing potential

18. ! Web Marketing Organic Visibility

20. Google Google says it looks at over 200 items when it ranks web sites I say let’s put all our efforts into five of those Good unique descriptive title focusing on your main keywords <title> Don’t overfill your page with text for the sake of search engines. Think about the keywords people are actually going to search for Good text that includes all your targeted keywords Don’t lock you text in images Have an option for user reviews and comments

21. Then there are links

22. Web Marketing Case Study Pure Organic

23. Start-up / Case Study What happens when you open an online shop and only use search to market it? Year one - 2004: $4500 Close to zero inventory Year two – 2005: $32,500 Year three – 2007: $150,000 Year three – 2008: $190,000.- Year three – 2008: $360,000.- Year three – 2009: $800,000.- Year three – 2010: est $1,000,000.- Physical store opened in 2009 Minimum inventory Three employees What was done:Good CMS Keyword analysis Organic Search

24. Thank You Kristjan Mar Hauksson Director of Search / Founder kmh@nordicemarketing.com Board of Directors SEMPO International Partners: