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Online marketing is the practice of leveraging web-based channels to spread a message about a company’s brand, products, or services to its potential customers. The methods and techniques used for online marketing include email, social media, display advertising, search engine optimization, and more. The objective of marketing is to reach potential customers through the channels where they spend time reading, searching, shopping, or socializing online.
Benefits Of Online Marketing
By marketing on the Internet, you can overcome barriers of distance. You can sell goods in any part of the country without setting up local outlets, widening your target market. You can also build an export business without opening a network of distributors in different countries. However, if you want to sell internationally, you should use localization services to ensure that your products are suitable for local markets and comply with local business regulations. Localization services include translation and product modification to reflect local market differences.
Online Marketing Tools
·        Email Marketing
·        Social Media Marketing
·        Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
·        Display Advertising
·        Search Engine Marketing (SEM)
·        A/B Testing & Website Optimization
·        Content Marketing
·        Video Marketing
·        Marketing Analytics
·        Marketing Automation
·        Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
·        Content Management System (CMS)
Examples Of Online Marketing
Some examples of online marketing campaigns include:
First, websites are a vital piece of an Internet marketing package. Some websites are set up as branding sites while others are strictly for direct sales. It all depends on what you're marketing.
For example, Gatorade's website is more about selling the brand than making online sales. The website presents engaging content to attract consumers, but direct sales is an afterthought. Once a visitor learns what great products Gatorade offers, sales will more likely be made during a visit to the grocery store.
An example of a website dedicated to sales is Amazon. When we go to Amazon, we're wanting to shop, and the website guides us into finding what we need quickly and efficiently.
Secondly, email remains a very powerful marketing tool. It is content-driven and cost-effective. Companies tend to use emails to foster relationships with customers by offering special deals.
Personalized, interactive, and eye-appealing messages continue to grab readers' attention. There are, however, problems with relying too heavily on email for your Internet marketing.

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