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1. Spread your wings with an Internet business One of the best things about selling products and/or services online is that the Internet marketer is not restricted to any one niche. The whole world of Internet business (which is coming to mean most businesses) has opportunities for online traders. Skills that are developed in one area can be applied across a wide range of trades.  

2. There is now no need to demolish before rebuilding In the "old economy" there are huge problems transferring businesses from one sector to another. A factory cannot be relocated, or remodelled to create new products without massive cost and probably the total destruction of the old facility. Even a local shop cannot move without risking its loyal client base. But in the online economy there is no need to destroy before rebuilding.  

3. Market sectors are fluid Some sectors have obvious connections and related clients. For example, flight reservations, car hire and hotel booking share common customers even though in principle the equipment and premises they use are totally different. Therefore customers and suppliers have exploited the possibilities of online trading. Although planes, cars and hotels are different businesses with totally different needs for funding, structures and equipment, pulling them all together to sell online has opened up great possibilities for travel companies and their client

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Social media marketing

1.  Introduction Social media marketing is an ever-evolving field. Not to be confused with social commerce, which is a subset of social media marketing that includes online shopping and online payments.Many people have been talking about whether or not the internet makes us more connected than ever before, but the truth is that we’re never going to get to a point where everyone has instant access to everything, because right now there are still too many barriers to entry: insufficient bandwidth, storage limits and so on.However, as mobile technologies become more powerful, it will be possible in a few years’ time for everyone to have access to all the world’s information (and so share it) at any time of their choosing; this means in theory at least that everyone could have instant access to all the world’s information without having to go online at all (for example via instant messaging). The important thing to realise here is that this type of instant access will be available through some form of mobile computing powered by some form of internet technology.The important thing here is not just having the ability to read or post on social media sites but also being able to do things like “share” certain images and videos with your friends and followers across different social media platforms. There are numerous examples of companies who have used this strategy successfully; examples include Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and Flickr/Picasa/Flickr (to name just a few).

2.Social media marketing definition In what follows, we will describe a social media marketing strategy, designed to achieve a desired outcome: to increase the sales and revenue of the company. To do this, we will use social media tools and techniques which will improve the way customers interact with us.Let’s start with some definitions:"Social media marketing" is the use of internet tools and techniques (such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn) in marketing campaigns aimed at enhancing customer relations."Social media marketing" is defined as "the process of using internet tools and techniques such as Facebook, Twitter and other social-media sites to promote a business or product." As you can guess from that definition, it's not limited to just using traditional advertising techniques; instead it also includes using social media like Facebook or Twitter.Social media marketing is used for maximizing customer satisfaction and increasing their lifetime value by optimizing relationship attributes (such as buying patterns) over time. It’s also used for creating awareness about the company among existing customers and potential customers. In addition to those two specific goals mentioned above, there are several others that can be applied in social media marketing: 3. Social media demographics Social media marketing is a tricky thing. While we have a tendency to think of Facebook as the “big Twitter”, there’s no denying that social is one of the most influential and important channels for marketing today. But if you’ve ever tried to figure out how to spend your Facebook marketing budget, you’ll quickly realize that it’s a tough nut to crack.So, let's break down the problem into 5 simple steps:• Content: The content that people share on their Facebook pages is what determines if their friends will like your page and if these friends will become fans or followers of your brand. Even though there are people in the world who create awesome content (and enjoy sharing it), there are also people who make it very hard for anyone to like or follow them (if you try).• Audience building: You need to know who your target audience is and figure out how they use social media (that way you can target them better).• Targeting: Knowing where your brand can be found on social media is important; but so too is knowing where it will be found, particularly in terms of group discussions.• Paid advertising: Nowadays, all brands have paid advertising available through Facebook, but the type of ads you choose depends on what kind of ad-targeting you want and whether you want to spend more money than necessary for your efforts. There are several types of ads available (including branded interaction ads), but remember that audiences won't respond well if they're constantly bombarded with video sponsored by VW or car insurance message followed by a call-to-action from Verizon Wireless. 4. Social media marketing uses Social media marketing is a large field of practice. But what many businesses do not realize is that one of their biggest adversaries in this space is people who try to keep the truth about social media platforms out of the news.This piece was originally published in November 2015, so it does not appear on the site anymore. It has been reposted here for reference and for anyone over age 13 (and under 16 to your parents). It was originally written by Spencer Pulaski, a writer at TNW. Similar pieces can also be found on his blog, Techmeme.The author of this post is a social media marketing consultant and programmer who specializes in helping small businesses get more exposure on Facebook and other social media platforms. He receives occasional referrals from clients and has worked with several startups (including his own) to help them establish accounts on these networks.

Businesses using social media marketing today Social media marketing is a very broad field — it’s not just about Twitter, Facebook or Snapchat (although those are the big players). In fact, there are many ways to market products or services in social media.Utilizing these methods can be great for business marketing and brand evangelism. It can also be a great way of reaching customers in specific niches, such as students.By the way, this list is not exhaustive of the possibilities; there are so many other options out there. The following are just some of them:• Email marketing• Facebook advertising• Social media advertising (i.e., paid posts on Facebook)• Social media promotions (i.e., sponsored content on Facebook)• Social media promotions (i.e., sponsored content on Twitter)There is no limit to how you can use social media for marketing purposes. Do you want to do one-upsmanship and see if anyone can beat your service? Or do you want to give away a free product or service? Or maybe you want to get your audience involved and feel inspired by their actions? Whatever it takes for your business, there are lots of different ways you can use social media in order to build an audience; so it is important that you understand the best practices when using these channels – and how they should be used – because these social platforms are changing constantly and will continue to do so in the future. I hope this short article helps with understanding what each form of social media marketing entails, and perhaps even gives some ideas on how you can go about building a strong audience for your company through them! 6. Types of social media marketing techniques and tools Social media marketing has been around for a while; it has seen some significant evolution over the years. The evolution of tools, platforms and services has made it more accessible for many users and has opened up a whole new vista for those who want to engage in social media marketing.It is a well-established fact that there are different types of social media marketing (and not all marketing channels are equally effective):• Advertising: This is what you see on your Facebook, Twitter or YouTube profile. It is where you actively promote your product or service to the world via paid advertising and paid advertising networks.• Public relations: This is how you try to get people to think about your product or service in a positive light. It involves building up positive brand associations through public relations efforts and gaining press coverage.• Influencer marketing: This type of social media marketing involves creating an “influencer” persona who is known to the general public through their content, activity or connections with other influencers (which can then be leveraged into branded content).Each of these types of social media marketing can have its place, but they do not all work well together; most often they do not work at all because they reinforce existing biases that limit their effectiveness in specific situations. There are some important distinctions between them though: advertising typically needs elements of branding to drive traffic, whereas PR typically requires a level of trust from the public before it can be effective; and influencer campaigns tend to create an immediate, existential change in perception about your product/service (the “wow factor”) rather than an incremental change (the “faster shipping”). 7. Conclusion All these years later, social media marketing has become so pervasive in the startup community that it is hard to believe, but it was not all that long ago that “social media marketing” was just a buzzword for marketers. It was a term which had no clear definition and which could be used in different ways depending on the context.Social media marketing is still something many startups use as a buzzword — even if they do not know (or they do not want) what it really means. Because of this the term is often used incorrectly and marketers tend to rely on vague definitions without considering the fact that they may be doing more harm than good.So, let’s try to clear up some of these misconceptions by taking a look at the various types of social media marketing, what they do and why they do it:• Dedicated to promoting your brand• Brands and brands leverage their own personal networks for social media messaging• Brands push content through influencers (who are themselves clients of the brand)• Brands create viral content which spreads quickly across social networks like Twitter and Facebook (and beyond)• Brand spend money on paid promotion on platforms like Google+ and FacebookThis blog post is divided into five sections: The Marketing Lifecycle , How Brands Use Social Media , What Brands Do With Their Brand Pages , What Brands Don't Do with Their Brand Pages , What Brands Should Do with Their Brand Pages . The sections are meant to highlight different aspects of branding using social media, but also explain why brands choose to use certain strategies over others. For example, what makes Twitter social? The fact that users can easily share links to videos or photos, or write criticise content with one click? Or perhaps because people are interested in what you have to say? Let's take a look:The Marketing Lifecycle - The Marketing Lifecycle refers to processes you go through when deciding what kind of social media strategy to pursue given your company’s goals. Right now you should be looking at whether your company has a product, service or idea worth promoting - i.e., whether it matters if someone else does all the hard work for you (e.g., spending time and money advertising; paying for things like PR). Once you've decided whether your product matters or not enough for you to compete financially with other players (i.e., you should have enough volume under your belt), then your

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