A nice short article from Marketing Land.
Predictions For The Future Of Advertising & Media
What caught my eye was:
"No one wants to see advertisements . Yet, it will become increasingly impossible to go through 60 seconds of any day without viewing some sort of advertisement"
"The world is increasingly global. Yet, advertising is increasingly local."
and I must admit, I agree completely with his summary of the future
"In my opinion, most forms of media will gravitate toward a subscription model. People simply don
I think you mentioned on another thread about using an accountant's site for their free tools, I think this could be a good way to advertise, in a way. Instead of having the advertising in your face the whole time, offer suggestions or some such. There are a lot of genuinely curious people out there, and if someone tells me that they have something that can help me, and I know they have a good web rep because I am using one of their free products, I would be more inclined to go take a look and give them the benefit of the doubt, so to speak. ![]() ![]() Thanks, Dreamraven
“I think you mentioned on another thread about using an accountant's site for their free tools, I think this could be a good way to advertise, in a way. Instead of having the advertising in your face the whole time, offer suggestions or some such. There are a lot of genuinely curious people out there, and if someone tells me that they have something that can help me, and I know they have a good web rep because I am using one of their free products, I would be more inclined to go take a look and give them the benefit of the doubt, so to speak. ![]() ![]() Agreed.....these advertisers must stop throwing it in our face. Infact, the modern way of marketing lets you choose your customers i.e. who you are going to advertise to. This can be done with modern tools of identifying your target audience etc. alicemenezes
“Infact, the modern way of marketing lets you choose your customers i.e. who you are going to advertise to.” That's been marketing since time immemorial, I think. Its always been about making a product or service and then selling it to the target market found in research. People they know will need and use that product. if a few others that aren't related to their target market find the product, then so be it, but they can build on their target market and create a presence so that even though these non related visitors aren't part of their target market, they might just buy something regardless, or "realize" that they need your product. That's all it is really, influencing people, getting them to think you are a well trusted and cornerstone of business sectors, and people trust you a whole lot more. Even online. Someone offering SEO products and services from somewhere like SEOmoz is more likely to be trusted than someone that works on, say, fiverr. There's nothing new about it, its just the technology and playground that's changed. Thanks, Dreamraven
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