Allocation Across Digital Marketing Channels

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What are key considerations for brands as they allocate budget across the multitude of digital channels (display advertising, Facebook, SEM, mobile apps, onsite overlays, email marketing, etc.) to drive ROI, brand awareness, customer engagement, and ultimately online sales?

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Terri Mock
66 months ago

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In present market brand awareness is highly appreciated at the same time if product is already experimented with customers satisfaction.

Er. Jangyadutta D
64 months ago
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The key consideration for brands looking to advance in the digital marketing space is thankfully [phew!], not as daunting as it once seemed.

Decisions can be made with ease once the brand answers the question, "What does success look like, for you?" Each digital channel has something unique to offer. Whether it's an exclusive audience demographic, a particular user-experience, or a platform known to be superior for lead generation and data-building - there are ideal choices for every brand.

When it comes to deciding, "Where in the world of digital asset[s] should we choose to invest." - we can find answers by being aware of - and depending on - the competitiveness of our specific industry in the digital space.

On a personal note [while I may be old-school], I favor investing in at least one or more digital avenues that will stimulate organic traffic. That goes for my own small business, as well as my clients' campaigns. Alan Santillan, Marketing Specialist at G2 Crowd, more effectively illustrates my sentiment here in his CMSWiRE feature:

"With over 40 percent of revenue being captured by just organic traffic, the importance of SEO and content marketing
in competing is more clear than ever."

Catherine Mangan
62 months ago
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Quite old fashioned answer, depends where its potential target group is active.

Patrick Henz
62 months ago

Have some input?