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The Innovative Rubrics of Digital Marketing

CONNECTING AUDIENCES: CREATE & CONVERT

For many years digital marketing was a cracked discipline. Content marketing, email programs, customer relationship management (CRM), social networking sites, analytics and many other aspects of the advertising biota all operated autonomously, sometimes partaking info with one another, often overlapping in confusing and incompetent ways, and almost always roughly bolted-on to a website at the centre. But that’s not true anymore.

Today, digital marketing is amalgamated. The website is no longer the ampule for all digital marketing tools and practices, but a support for them.

Creative, content, customers

This paradigm shift — what we call “The Great Overturn” — is the single most significant factor that has prejudiced what we do and how we do it. We’ve believed a lot about the procedure by which the marketing rudiments that surround your website have ripened to become more important, authoritative, and complex than the website itself and reconnoitered it in many customs. If you’d like to learn more about the new guidelines of digital marketing, here are a few places to start:

White Paper: The Great Overturn: How Digital Marketing Has Developed Beyond the Website

Webinar: Beyond the Website: How three agencies efficaciously embraced the new rubrics of digital marketing

Article: Why Your Marketing is Not a Ingenious Opportunity

Podcast: Agency Marketing Matters


Marketing Basics

1. What Marketing?

2. 4 P’s of Marketing.

3. Definitions of Branding, Marketing, Advertising, Promotions and Sales.

4. Market Segmentation, Targeting and Positioning. (STP)

5. Real World Case Study Example.

 Introduction to Digital Marketing

6. What is Digital Marketing?

7. Types of Digital Marketing

8. Digital Marketing Vs Traditional Marketing.

9. Traditional Marketing Funnel.

10. Brand/Product Visibility.

11. Traffic - Targeted VS Non-Targeted.

12. Converting Traffic into Leads.

13. Visitor Engagement

14. Visitor Retention & ways to decrease bounce rate


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