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Online Advertising
The document provides a comprehensive overview of online advertising, including its definition, benefits, and who should not engage in it. It details strategic planning components such as goal setting, leveraging marketing assets, market review, and the importance of tracking and tweaking campaigns for better results. Additionally, it discusses the growth of online advertising and compares platforms like Facebook and Google, emphasizing the need to define advertising goals and understand the target audience.
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- 3. What’s On Tap Define online advertising Why advertise online? Who should not advertise Online? What to expect Defining your why Leveraging your marketing assets Market Review Strategic Plan Facebook vs. Google Tracking Tweaking Growing
- 4. T H IS I S S U P E R C O O L I T ’ S N O T T H E O N L Y W A Y I ’ M N O T S A Y I N G I T ’ S R I G H T F O R Y O U I ’ M J U S T S A Y I N G I T ’ S S U P E R C O O L Disclaimer
- 5. Online Advertising Definition Online advertising, also called Internet advertising, uses the Internet to deliver marketing messages to consumers. It includes ____________, __________________, ___________ ______, many types of ______________ (including ________ advertising), and _____________. email marketing search engine marketing social media marketing display advertising mobile advertisingweb banner Source: Wikipedia.org
- 6. Social Media Definition Forms of electronic communication through which users create online communities to share information, ideas, personal messages, and other content Types of social media include: ____________________________________ __________________________________ _____________________ _______________________ Source: Merriam-Webster.com Social Networks (Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter) Media Sharing (YouTube, Instagram, Flickr) Blogs (WordPress, Blogger) Blog Comments and Forums
- 7. Online Advertising isGrowing Rapidly In 2011, Internet advertising revenues in the United States surpassed those of cable television and nearly exceeded those of broadcast television. In ____, Internet advertising revenues in the United States totaled $36.57 billion, a ___________ over the $31.74 billion in revenues in ____. Source: Wikipedia.org 2012 15.2% increase 2011
- 9. is from Advertising 85% OfFacebook’s Q1’13 Revenue
- 10. Build a bridgeto your customers. Why Advertise Online? Your Audience Closed Business Facebook Email & Direct Mail Blog & Website Print Advertising Other possible digital components of your marketing bridge: Twitter, LinkedIn, Houzz, Google+, YouTube, Google AdWords
- 11. Don’t just builda bridge, cast a net. Why Advertise Online? Your Audience Closed Business WEBSITE Blog Email & Direct Mail Facebook Print Advertising
- 12. Who should not doit? If you don’t have a website
- 13. Who should not doit? If you don’t have a website If you don’t have a plan
- 14. Who should not doit? If you don’t have a website If you don’t have a plan If you don’t plan on tracking
- 15. Who should not doit? If you don’t have a website If you don’t have a plan If you don’t plan on tracking If you’re looking for a miracle
- 16. What to expect It ________ to really make an impact on your sales pipeline (just like all other marketing activities) It _________, at the very least time and your time is worth money A ___________, it’s not as straight forward as they want you to believe it is It is ______________ so it can be modified for better results To _________________ Save you ____ and make you _____ in the ______ takes time costs money learning curve incredibly trackable know when it’s working time money long run
- 17. Transition from Sales Funnel to HourGlass A cultural sales shift from hunting to farming.
- 18. B U IL D I N G Y O U R P L A N Getting Started with Online Advertising
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- 20. Outcomes of asuccessful campaign. Exposure & Branding Lead Generation Promotions Rise in SEO Building Relationships Building Credibility Increase Growth Defining Your Why.
- 21. Good Goals Examples Reach a new demographic by advertising our unbiased resources geared towards young couples buying their first home so they will feel empowered, comfortable and supported throughout the home buying process. Building a relationship with our viewers so they will be more likely to work with us when they’re ready to buy. Advertising to drive traffic to our website for our online service estimator to gather lead information and prequalify leads by enabling the sales staff to spend their time working with businesses that they can impact the most. + +
- 22. Poor Goals Example Increase traffic to my website Increase Facebook fans Keeping up with the Jones’ These are poor goals because they: • Are only outcomes of advertising activities • Lack action plans • Do not share a purpose • Are advertiser centered - - -
- 23. What is youronline advertising goal?
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- 25. Leverage Your Marketing Assets Anything your company hasthat can be utilized to create reach. Reach can be: • Bought • Borrowed • Built Client & Non-Client Contacts • Email List • Mailing Address List • Facebook Friends/Fans • Twitter Followers • Blog Followers • Email Subscribers Capital • Services for Trade • Funds to Invest Staff • Sales • Designers • Writers • Delivery Truck Drivers • Interns • Kids Ready Made Marketing Materials • Previously Designed Ads • Testimonials • Portfolio Photos • Ad Specialty Items Sphere of Influence • Strategic Alliances • BNI Chapter • Rotary Group • Neighborhood Association • Church • Gym • Country Club Location • Shared Building Space • Signage • Window/Display Space • Sidewalks Equipment • Printer • Company Cars • CRM • Smart Phones Processes • Checkout • Sales
- 26. What are yourmarketing assets?
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- 28. Market Review Interests Income Gender Education Level Communication Style Life Style Age Location Relationship Whoare you speaking to? What value can you create that will help a person at a specific point in their life make a decision to use your service?
- 29. Who is yourtarget market?
- 30. W H EN T R Y I N G T O R E A C H T O E V E R Y O N E Y O U E N D U P T O U C H I N G T O N O O N E A T A L L C O N S I D E R C R E A T I N G B U Y E R P E R S O N A S T O H E L P Y O U S E E Y O U R S E L F I N T H E S H O E S O F Y O U R T A R G E T M A R K E T Talk to Someone Special, Not Everyone in General SBDC offers services to assess your current clients and their media preferences
- 31. Facebook Most used social platform Two-thirdsof online adults say they are Facebook users More women then men Young adults
- 32. Pinterest Well Educated Higher Income Womenare 5 times more likely to be in the site than men White Ages 18-49
- 33. Twitter 16% of internetusers Doubled since 11/2010 Men and women nearly equally Mainly under 50, and predominately 18-29 More urban-dwellers than suburban and rural
- 34. Google Avg 67% ofthe US search market, 62% in Missouri Bing only has 18%, Yahoo 11% Source: http://money.cnn.com/ 2013/08/20/technology/enterprise/ google-states/index.html More men than women Middle class $30,000- $149,000 Largest user group is age 25-34 Source: http://www.flowtown.com/ blog/whos-using-google
- 35. Where is your targetmarket?
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- 37. Strategic Plan Components Message what Application how Medium where Schedule when Then narrow down all of your ideas Visit your core values as a company, how can you give back and gain as a side effect? What do your prospects really need to make a buying decision? DREAM BIG!
- 38. All marketing contentis essentially composed to achieve the same goal: To get people to read it. Message what
- 39. Message what Direct Sales Approach Examples Promotions/Deals Price driven decisions Commodities Commercials Timely Sales Persons Enforce Arguments Interrupt Good for right now buyers Noise, not memorable Not building a relationship Not building a promoter Communicating With and For Are you promoting or conversing?
- 40. Message what Indirect Sales Examples Testimonials Photo Galleries Writing Newsletters Success Stories Surveys Arguments Giving prospects what they need to judge your company Listening to them in a controlled setting Could build a promoter if the sales and post sale process is right Communicating With and For
- 41. Message what Thought Leader/Industry Expert Examples Written, Photo & Video Tutorials Authoring Guides White Papers Books Trend & Comparison Reports FAQ’s Arguments Builds credibility Memorable Shares company values Creates a reason to return Fosters relationships with future buyers Communicating With and For
- 42. Which approach areyou most comfortable with?
- 43. Ad Writing Rules _________just have to write about what you do. ___________ to write about topics of value to your audience. You don’t You do have
- 44. Every Ad Must Have A_________ with: 1) A clear ________ of offer 2) A clear _________ 3) A _______ landing page description call to action lead form
- 45. Strategic Plan Components Staff Equipment Client lists Processes Non-Client Contacts Money/Trade Location How the message will be delivered: Use your assets to cost effectively deliver your message. Message what Application how Medium where Schedule when
- 46. Application how How can youuse your assets to build more assets? Builder vs. Driver
- 47. Which assets willbe most effective to deliver your message? What are your building activities? What are your driving activities?
- 48. Strategic Plan Components Facebook Ads Google Adwords Email Marketing (Yours or Others) Blog (Yours or Others) Social Media Where your message will be most effectively be distributed: Message what Application how Medium where Schedule when
- 49. Popular DIY AdvertisingMediums
- 50. Post Promotion/Boost PostAds Bumps your post higher than it would otherwise appear in your audience’s news feeds. Starts at $15.00. New in May 2012. Increases the likelihood that people will: See your message in their news feed. Become aware of your business. Respond to your offer or sales promotion.
- 51. Types ofads Page post _____ ad Page post ___ ad Page post ___ ad ____ ad ______ ad Page ___ ad photo link Domain like text Event Post promotion ads
- 52. Page post photo ad Bestused for brand awareness and engagement for current and prospective customers and getting people to engage with your Page or post
- 53. Page post link ad Bestused for getting website conversions including online sales and lead generation
- 54. Page post text ad Bestto use for brand awareness for current and prospective customers and for getting people to engage with your Page or post
- 55. Event ad Best usedto get people to join and attend your event
- 56. Domain ad Best usedto get people to join and attend your event
- 57. Page like ad Bestused to get people to like your Page
- 58. Targeting Gender PhysicalLocation Age Precise Interest People who have expressed an interest on their personal timeline, may be drawn from their listed interests, activities, education and job titles, pages they like, or groups to which they belong. Broad Categories A wider audience that shares similar interest and traits, but falls into a certain general category. People who have included information in their timelines relevant to that category.
- 59. Advanced Targeting Customaudiences Find members of their offline audiences who are also on Facebook using email addresses, phone numbers, or Facebook user IDs to make the match, allowing to reach segments based on information you already have about them via your own, offline databases Lookalike audiences Find more people who are similar to those in your custom audience lists and are likely to have an interest in your products Options based on relationship status, language, education and workplace.
- 60. Fee Structure Payby impressions Or pay by clicks The user creates a per day and campaign lifetime budget Ad quality factors into cost good CTR is lower cost Advertisers bid on ad space, if your bid is the highest and your maximum bid amount is not met you will be charged the bid amount needed to outbid the competition Ads that have performed better in the past are giving precedence over those that performed poorly. Facebook uses the following equation: CPC bid x CTR = eCPM
- 61. _____ AdsSearch Search adsare placed ____ to or _____ ______ Google search results. next above relevant
- 62. ______Ads Display ads areplaced on the Google Ads ____________ is a large group of ______ and other products, like ___________ and ____, who have partnered with Google to display Ad Words ads. Ad Types Available: ____ & _______ Display Display Network websites email programs blogs DisplayText
- 63. Targeting Contextual - Keyword/Term Placement Show ads on specific websites you choose Gender Physical Location Age Remarketing Interest People whose online behaviors show a common interest, like sports or travel. Web users can identify their own interests through the Ads Preferences Manager. Topic Close cousin to interest categories, based on sites rather than audience. Pick a topic your ads show on sites related to the topic. Often more efficient than choosing them one by one.
- 64. Fee Structure Payper click Price for keywords are determined by competition for chosen word or phrase Quality of ad factors into price per click Google Quality Score Click Through Rate Landing Page Historical Perform- ance Various Relevancy Factors Ad Relevancy Keyword Relevancy
- 67. Think _________ Buildbusiness based on referrals Reach out to your current promoters Finding more people like your promoters Build awareness for your brand Drive traffic to your website Building a communication asset When to use: Facebook is good for you if you’re looking to: Promoters
- 68. Think ________ Complimentcurrent marketing efforts Make sure prospects find you online Increase traffic to your website Generate leads through your website When to use: Prospects Google is good for you if you’re looking to:
- 69. Comparison Great forpromoters, ok for prospects Costs less but generates less traffic to site unless you have a large group of fans Limited format options Great for prospects Costs much more but generates more traffic to the site Lots of format options
- 70. Strategic Plan Components Daily Weekly Monthly Bi-Monthly Quarterly Time of year Time of month Day of the week Time of day When is the most effective time for you to run ads: Message what Medium where Application how Schedule when
- 71. What time ofyear, month, or week will your ads be the most effective?
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- 73. Biggest Excuse forNot Tracking: Fear of Failure
- 74. Use a _______ Howto Track My favorite: Software
- 75. _______ pageviews ______ visit duration _____ bounce rate _______ pages per visit _____ return visitors Increase Longer Lower Increase More Measuring for Engagement = Good visitor engagement
- 76. How will youmeasure the success of your campaign? o Number of hits to your website o Low bounce rate o Number of pages visited o Amount of time on site o Number of returning visitors o Follower head count o Leads generated o Lead quality o Closed business o Revenue generated o SEO ranking improvements Measuring Success Exposure & Branding Lead Generation Promotions Rise in SEO Building Relationships Building Credibility Increase Growth
- 77. Not Tracking CostsYou More Money Than Advertising
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- 79. Focus on what’sworking and do more of it! Tweak layout for landing pages Tweak call to action buttons Give viewers more of what they like Don’t let pride get in the way of success Keep up with your competition and industry trends Add more assets to campaigns and mediums that work If you don’t know what’s working ask for help Tweaking
- 80. When facing challenges _____ Tweaking CommonChallenges: Little to no clicks on ad Your keywords may to too specific or technical Your offer may not be what prospects are looking for Your budget may be too low Your target market may be too small You may have selected a target market uninterested in your product You may not be delivering your message in the right medium go left
- 81. Tweaking Common Challenges: Little tono clicks on ad High Bounce Rate Your offer and your message may not match You may over promise in your offer and not deliver on your message You may not have a clear conversion path so people may not know where to go next The landing page may be confusing or unattractive, Your site may not look credible
- 82. Tweaking Common Challenges: Little tono clicks on ad High Bounce Rate Not completing lead form Too many questions on lead form Inadequate offer description Offer too far down the funnel, offer an alternative option that requires less commitment Consider adding photos of offer Form not working properly Brighten form button Tweak button text to make it more descriptive of next step Poor form placement
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- 84. Growing Add newmediums as they are built and become appropriate Recycle content throughout additional mediums Grow your reach to grow promoters and grow your business
- 85. What’s On Tap Define online advertising Why advertise online? Who should not advertise Online? What to expect Defining your why Leveraging your marketing assets Market Review Strategic Plan Facebook vs. Google Tracking Tweaking Growing
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Editor's Notes
- #18 Churches have understood this concept for centuries why don’t businesses?
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- #21 Process: Getting creativity out isn’t easy. It takes time and practice to develop a process. Use young designer analogy.
- #23 Don’t go to church just because everyone else is, you won’t necessarily go to heaven
- #25 I’m going to over simplify things to keep this an over view discussion and help you see how anyone can do this on a big or small scale
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