Showing posts with label Internet Marketing Company India. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Internet Marketing Company India. Show all posts

Thursday, 1 November 2018

Digital Marketing Ideas for Startups to Succeed



Social media marketing
The most effective tool in the hands of a marketer is free, easily available and highly effective if used the right way. Establishing a strong presence online is possible through setting up social media profiles on relevant social media channels; ones that are aligned with the nature of your business.
Being present on social media can be highly beneficial for businesses for a number of good reasons. First, it becomes easy for your brand to disseminate information to your target audience. Secondly, almost all social media channels offer insights and analytics that helps you identify the type of content that your target audience likes consuming. Lastly, content can easily go viral on social media, and you never know when it can be your brand going viral!
Competitor research
New players in the market always run an in-depth competitor analysis in terms of product, service, quality and price. But very often they forget to analyze marketing strategies their competitors tried and tested. It is essential that you evaluate and study your potential competitors and the strategies they use or implement. Competitor analysis plays a huge role in improving your business strategy and this is why brands invest in it.
Search engine optimization
The objective of optimizing your website is to make your business discoverable to those looking for it. Optimizing your website is as important for a startup as it is for an established business.
The process of SEO begins with a thorough and detailed keyword research. This keyword research must be location specific (if the business offers its services in a particular area). A good way to go about it is to target highly relevant keywords with a fairly high search count.
Ideally, every piece of content you push out to the internet must be optimized with the keywords that you would like your business to rank on. As long as you keep your content (and images) optimized for keywords you wish to rank on, you should be good with your search engine optimization! 
Content marketing strategy
Successful content marketing is something that we experienced with our own brand. Once our team understood the value of publishing keyword based, informative and useful content that solve pain points, we knew this was the direction to head in.
The underlying cause for successful content marketing remains the same; people who are interested in finding a solution to a problem are willing to consume a lot of content, based on which they plan what to do next.
If your business offers informative, useful and unique content that is being searched for by your target audience, your brand is bound to build a sense of trust and authority in your domain or industry. Before you know it, relevant people will start to notice your brand and you will soon establish your brand as a credible source of information.
Email marketing
What is email marketing? If you have a registered email ID, you're probably familiar with promotional emails that you receive from multiple brands, even if they are completely irrelevant to you. When a business starts reaching out to its customers and potential clients via emails, it is email marketing.
Email marketing is a quick, simple and efficient way to get in touch with potential clients or initiate various collaborations. Email marketing tools like Mail Chimp are easy to use and also give you access to insights that help measure the efficiency of your campaign. This is something that does not require a huge investment and can be easily taken up by startups.
Research and analysis
The research sets the foundation for any type of marketing that needs to be carried out, irrespective of whether it’s being done by a startup or a big, established business. Research and analysis pave the way for a startup to identify the strategies being used by their competitors. This helps you identify the kind of strategies that you would like to try out, or not try out. Strategies that are successful with competitors are often picked up and tweaked by startups for their own benefit. In order to stay ahead in the game startups must invest some of their time on market research.
Video marketing
Creating and publishing videos is not as easy a task as creating and publishing graphics. A lot goes into video marketing and very often, startups do not have the funds to facilitate this. However, video marketing is one of the most important aspects of marketing today. This is because video content is at least 5 times more engaging than static content, enabling audiences to interact with brands for longer and with more attention.
Videos enable businesses to share valuable information about themselves in a manner that is engaging but also evokes an action. Startups or businesses that are short on funds can opt for animated videos and GIFs, instead of professionally produced videos. In either case, videos are a great alternative for static graphic content.
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Tuesday, 23 October 2018

What’s The Purpose of a Logo



The primary role of a logo is to identify… Remember this, as it trumps all other advice you’ll ever hear. Identification is what really matters. That’s it.
Trends come and go, design tools and techniques will evolve, what we perceive a logo to be may even drastically change with time, but for all eternity the single most important goal of a logo will always remain this – to identify the person, product, business or service you’re designing it for.
Logo design is a strategic tool – it’s not art.
Logo design is not art – too many people mistake them for art since logos are a visual object.
Our role as designers is not to design a thing of beauty… and not to design something we or the client personally likes the look of, but instead logo design needs to be treated as a strategic business tool that will allow a company to be identified in the vast world we live in. Of course, a logo can still look good, but that should be a secondary factor when designing a logo. Identification comes first.
Why do logos matter to the world?
They are the face of a business, product or service
When you picture a business in your mind, you often immediately picture the logo, be it the golden arches of a famous fast food company, or the apple with the bite out of it representing one of my favourite technology brands.
Likewise, when you see a logo you’re familiar with, as you did with the Nike and Apple logos above, you’ll immediately associate it with your memories, experiences, and interactions with the brand.
Establish Instant Brand Recognition
A well-designed logo will be memorable, helping customers to remember the brand.
Shapes and colours are easier for the human brain to process and memorise than words are. This means that if the identity is unique in the marketplace it’s easy to find and identify the company once again to purchase its services, and to recommend to friends.
Logo design influences our decisions
From our very first day we build up a visual library in our mind and begin to associate fonts, shapes and colours with specific emotions and objects.
By simply looking at a logo, like it or not we will immediately make judgements, and perceive a business, product or service in a certain way.
If we think a company looks too expensive, too corporate, too fun, or too radical we will avoid it. Likewise, if the logo (and the associated brand identity) looks like the type of company, products or service we’re looking for, and wish to be associated with, we will actively engage with the company and buy its products and services.
This is why it’s essential the logo correctly represents the business, as you want to attract the right audience.
The logo forms expectations of the company, and if it fails to meet those, or if the business attracts the wrong people things will start to go down hill – wasted time and money serving people that won’t become customers, and potentially even bad reviews from disappointed customers… getting the logo right matters.
Logo design influences our decisions
From our very first day we build up a visual library in our mind and begin to associate fonts, shapes and colours with specific emotions and objects.
By simply looking at a logo, like it or not we will immediately make judgements, and perceive a business, product or service in a certain way.
If we think a company looks too expensive, too corporate, too fun, or too radical we will avoid it. Likewise, if the logo (and the associated brand identity) looks like the type of company, products or service we’re looking for, and wish to be associated with, we will actively engage with the company and buy its products and services.
This is why it’s essential the logo correctly represents the business, as you want to attract the right audience.
The logo forms expectations of the company, and if it fails to meet those, or if the business attracts the wrong people things will start to go down hill – wasted time and money serving people that won’t become customers, and potentially even bad reviews from disappointed customers… getting the logo right matters.
Communicate brand values & additional meaning
Although a logos primary purpose is to identity, they can also be leveraged to communicate important brand messages and values. Just make sure to keep it simple… ideally stick to just the one key idea.
As an example, the logo design for Amazon (shown below), has a smile beneath its name communicating the happiness of receiving something you’ve really wanted. This positivity is enhanced by the vibrant orange colour, a colour which I personally associate with warmth, fun and the sunshine. Beyond the obvious, the smile is also an arrow, connecting the A to Z, showing that they offer a wide range of products – very clever!

Tuesday, 16 October 2018

What Is Inbound Marketer



An online marketing plan, or rather a successful and comprehensive one, is a combination of numerous and varying marketing techniques. A powerful marketing plan includes social media marketing, content marketing, inbound marketing, email marketing, search engine optimization, growth hacking, website design and maintenance, lead generation, paid ads and so on. In most cases, customers do not know the differences between these methods and find it difficult to decide which specialist they need to hire for their business.
Inbound Marketing
Inbound marketers contrast themselves with traditional marketers, who use marketing methods like TV, print advertising, cold calling and so on. Inbound marketing is more techy and utilizes blogs, social media channels, emails, websites, etc. to increase brand awareness and attract new customers. Inbound marketers pride themselves that their method is unobtrusive, insightful, educational and helpful for consumers.
In contrast to outbound marketers who need to bring customers in, inbound marketers earn the attention of customers and make it easy for the company to get found by them instead. Inbound marketers seek long-term sustainable growth, and their primary goal is to make the company a thought leader in the corresponding relevant industry. Here are the main objectives of implementing inbound marketing:
Here are the main components of an inbound marketing strategy:
1. Keyword selection
Keywords help make your content more relevant and targeted, which increases the chances of attracting high quality leads. Content that includes more specific, long tail keywords is easier to rank up in Google and will catch the attention of those people who are really interested in your business.
2. Landing pages
Conversion-wise, landing pages are needed for all stages of the marketing funnel. Use long-tail, relevant keywords in the landing page content and make sure to create a separate landing page for each piece of promotional content.
3. Blogging
To achieve great results, inbound marketers blog on a consistent basis and ensure that their topics are directly connected to their ongoing campaigns. A crucial thing to keep in mind is that blogs should never be silent.
4. Email Strategy
Inbound marketers develop editorial calendars that allow them to send related emails before, during and after their marketing campaigns.
5. CTA Buttons
CTA buttons are needed for converting visitors into leads. The more interactive and visual the buttons are, the more conversions will take place.

Friday, 5 October 2018

Tools To Streamline Your Social Media




Dashboards generally allow you to monitor multiple social media streams at once, with the option of posting to ALL of them in one hit. Not only do they save time, once they’re all set up, you only need one password and one login – brilliant!

1. HOOTSUITE

Work ahead and schedule your posts in advance. Hootsuite is a popular dashboard, known for its ability to bulk-schedule posts, its unique calendar view, as well as its ability to respond to comments in real-time. It’ll even auto schedule posts for you and individually post them at the best time of day for that medium. It’s a winner!

2. CYFE

Cyfe connects ALL your online activities, not just social media. This tool has what seems like an endless number of widgets which cover your advertising, blogging, email, SEO, social media and even web analytics. While it may appear intimidating to some, if you like stats, this is the dashboard for you.

3. BUFFER

Buffer takes things back to basics with an easy to follow formula, and clean design. It’s pretty much a matter of syncing your accounts and you’re good to go. It meets all of your requirements if you’re managing 3-4 platforms.
 GRAPHIC TOOLS

 4. IF THIS THEN THAT

This tool does exactly what it says; if THIS happens, then THAT will too. For example, want your new Facebook profile picture and header to sync across all mediums? Done. The best thing about this tool is that it ensures all pages will appear the same with the same graphics at the same time – fantastic for campaign launches and the like. There are so many “recipes” available to you, you’ll wonder how you ever lived without it.

5. CANVA FOR BUSINESS

Canva for Business has just launched, and to any amateur designer this is GOLD! By auto-selecting your colour palette for every design, resizing graphics instantly to suit any specs, and so much more, Canva has done half the job for you before you’ve started. With a monthly subscription of $9.99 this tool is worth every cent.

6. PIZAP

If photo manipulation isn’t your strong suit and you don’t want to engage a professional, Pizap is a very basic and user friendly online tool that will crop, enhance, add text to, and edit your imagery for you and more – and unless you require the Pro upgrade, it’s free!

 SOCIAL APPS

 7. FACEBOOK PAGES MANAGER

If you’re managing more than one page on Facebook, this App is a godsend. It also ensures you don’t miss those direct messages which seem to go missing when using the PC version. With so many extra features, this App will quickly replace your regular Facebook App for all business purposes.

8. MY FOLLOWERS ON INSTAGRAM

Tracking which posts gain likes and new followers is one thing, but what about posts that send your “likers” running for the hills, and quickly abandoning your page? This App lets you see who leaves your page and when, allowing you to truly see the turnover of your audience.

 9. SPROUT SOCIAL

Sprout Social is special for its unique ability to track new contacts and their conversion rate. This tool will put an end to your queries as to whether your social media efforts are having a beneficial and direct effect on your business. Here you will be able to see the stats in black and white.