Often, we have observed that many of our new
clients have a notion that digital marketing does not work for them. After an
analysis of their previous campaigns, we find that they simply had chosen the
digital channels that were not at all suitable for their business.
On questioning why they selected the particular
channels, the answers are usually that they were used by the client's
competitors, or their previous marketing agency had suggested them as low-cost
channels for getting quick results. Neither of these are good reasons to select
a digital marketing channel. Even if you are working in similar domains, what
worked out for your competitor may not work out for you. And yes, budget is an
important consideration, but it is far more important to check whether the
channel can further your digital campaign goals. If you want to establish
yourself as a thought leader, posting on social media platforms will not help
you. You will need to consistently publish high quality content in the form of
blogs, whitepapers or case studies, and in a way that provides real value to
your target audience.
Even more important is taking the time to find out
which online channels which are frequented by your audience, and the type of
content that is readily consumed by them. It will give you a clearer picture of
the channels you need to adopt, and the kind of content you need to furnish
them with.
The success of your entire marketing campaign
hinges on your choice of the digital channels. So when you set out to select
them, make sure that you have a clear picture of your marketing goals, your
budget and the needs of your target audience in your mind.
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