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Marketing Campaigns

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How do you promote them?

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How do you submit those media releases?

What are your available marketing channels?

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Did you know you can submit a press release?

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Once you have a target market idea and a name for your business, start to set some goals.

Where is the market expanding or shrinking?

Are the demographics changing?

Do you have the products and/or services of the competition?

If so, how do you differ from them? Countdowns to Goals

This is one of the best and easiest ways to make sure you are on the right track.

Is the date you have set for your site launch here?

Are you on the goal board and working towards your milestones?

Do you have a deadline in mind to hit? This also keeps you on track with your expectations for your website launch.

Do you have data that shows how many people have already viewed your site?

What analytics report do you have on your success to date?

Can you see the gaps that may be missed? This is valuable information as you can see if you’re hitting your goals. Are you using sophisticated analytics to make sure you’re increasing in the opportune time zone?

Tracking Metrics

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Does your website design work well?

Is it easy to navigate?

Can you stand out when visitors get to your content?

How do you find new qualified leads to further build your business? The purpose of a website is to attract people and convert them to customers. Remember what “best Content Engine” say about your product or service?

What is your ranking? Create a roadmap for success. It’s a marathon, not a sprint. New ventures might be successful after only a few months of being up and running.

Do you have a time limit to reach your goal before it needs to slow down? Of course, not all those goals you have are realistic.

How do you close the revenue gap before there’s no more money to make? How do you differentiate Content Engine offer from your Content Engine?

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Why are they important? Use your business development Content Engine to recruit new customers and bring them into your funnel. They know what they want, how to describe it and where to ask for it. Content Engine clients aren’t expected to represent their whole accounts, but should represent a portion. I do just the same with my own clients. Use A/B testing to discover which sections of your website are the best for converting potential clients into customers. Test-drive to measure what section of your website is the most effective. Getting Content Engine website started can be a really hard time, as many ecommerce Content Engine understand. But if you find yourself going deep into the marketing, it’s an investment that will pay off down the road. Getting through the process of acquiring Content Engine website launch, seeing your website ranking and your new product/service get to market are all great things. This blog post was previously published by Content Engine in Seattle and is republished here with permission from the author.

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