Professional Documents
Culture Documents
LIST OF TABLES
LIST OF FIGURES
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1. INTRODUCTION - DIGITAL MARKETING
2. BACKGROUND
2.1. History of Digital Marketing
2.2. Types of Digital Marketing
2.2.1. Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
2.2.2. Search Engine Marketing (SEM)
2.2.3. Social Media Marketing (SMM)
2.2.4. Content Marketing
2.2.5. Email Marketing
2.2.6. Online/ Digital Advertising
2.2.7. Landing Page Marketing
2.2.8. Smartphone Marketing
2.2.9. Affiliate Marketing
2.2.10. Viral Marketing
3. STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
4. SIGNIFICANCE AND SCOPE
5. DATA AND METHODS
6. DISCUSSION OF THE PROCESS
7. RECOMMENDATION
8. CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
APPENDIX
LIST OF TABLES
LIST OF FIGURES
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1. INTRODUCTION - DIGITAL MARKETING
In recent years digital marketing is a very common in business. Businesses prefer it over the
traditional medias. In a simple word digital marketing is the way to reach consumers and
promoting products or brands using electronic media. Internet, mobile devices, social media,
search engines, and other electronic media can be used to reach consumers. It can be an entirely
new endeavor that requires a new way of approaching customers and new ways of understanding
them behave compared to traditional marketing [ CITATION BAR19 \l 1033 ].
Digital marketing works by targeting a specific segment of the customer base and is interactive.
Digital marketing is on the rise and includes anything that incorporates marketing with customer
feedback or a two-way interaction between the company and customer, for example search result
ads, email ads and promoted tweets. In the digital marketing, advertisers are commonly referred
to as sources, while members of the targeted ads are commonly called receivers. Sources
frequently target highly specific, well-defined receivers.
Among the most popular methods search engine optimization (SEO), search engine marketing
(SEM), content marketing, influencer marketing, content automation, campaign marketing, data-
driven marketing, e-commerce marketing, social media marketing, social media optimization, e-
mail direct marketing, display advertising, e–books, and optical disks and games are being
heavily used to reach as many people as possible.
2. BACKGROUND
8.1. History of Digital Marketing
Now a days digital marketing is very common term is business. About 4.48 billion people were
active internet users as of October 2019, its around 58% of the global population the internet
users are increasing day by day [ CITATION JCl19 \l 1033 ]. Because of different advantages and
usefulness, the system of digital marketing is updating day by day.
In 1990, The term “digital marketing” was first used. The digital began with the launch of the
first search engine, Archie and the development of the Web 1.0 platform[ CITATION Ava20 \l
1033 ]. The Web 1.0 platform allowed users to find the information they wanted but did not allow
them to share this information over the web. Up until then, marketers worldwide were still unsure
of the digital platform. They were not sure if their strategies would work since the internet had
not yet seen widespread deployment. Web 1.0 was the first stage of the world wide web that
support hyperlinks. It allowed users to find the information they wanted but did not allow them to
share this information over the web. The internet had not yet seen widespread deployment, so
marketers worldwide were still unsure of the digital platform.
In 1993, the first clickable banner went live, that creating a gateway into the new digital era of
marketing[ CITATION Ava20 \l 1033 ]. This marked the beginning of the transition to the digital
era of marketing. Hotwired, had begun to purchase huge numbers of banner ads. After this
gradual shift, new technologies enter the digital marketplace in 1994[ CITATION Ava20 \l 1033 ].
Yahoo was launched and first e-commerce transaction start over internet.
The expansion of internet service by providers further helped prompt internet access to
consumers. Search engine sites began to see an increase in traffic, prompting companies started to
optimizing their websites to pull in higher search engine rankings to further appeal to consumers.
Following the advanced popularity of search engine sites, several small engines such as Hotbot,
Looksmart, and Alexa had been launched in the market in 1996[ CITATION Ava20 \l 1033 ].
In 1997, the first social media site sixdegrees.com launched[ CITATION VIP18 \l 1033 ]. Next year
1998, Google.com came to the market[ CITATION VIP18 \l 1033 ]. At the same time Microsoft
launched MSN and Yahoo released Yahoo web search. At the last of the decade the new addition
of broadband internet came to public spheres, that increased availability of the World Wide Web.
The internet bubble burst and most of the smaller search engines were either left behind or wiped
out.
Google began to expand, introducing such products as AdWords and AdSense. AdWords are 3
line ads that show up at the top or to the right of search engine results. AdSense is a cost-per-click
advertising scheme. When google realized the value of analyzing the content they received, they
target ads based on the interests of the users, and thus became a major change in the world of
business.
Then came Web 2.0, where people became more active participants rather than remain passive
users. Web 2.0 allowed users to interact with other users and businesses. Labels like ‘super
information highway’ began to be applied to the internet. As a result, after 2002 social
networking sites began to emerge. Myspace was the first social networking site to arrive, soon
followed by Facebook. Many companies realized all these fresh new sites that were popping up
were beginning to open new doors of opportunities to market their products and brands. It opened
fresh avenues for business and signaled the beginning of a new chapter to business. With new
resources, they needed new approaches to promote their brands & capitalize on the social
networking platform.
Advertising networks soon began to develop ways that they could capitalize on some of these
new developments and the “cookie” came on the scene. The first cookie was actually developed
in an attempt to analyze user’s browsing habits. But since its inception it has evolved into a useful
part of the e-commerce sector and allows marketers and businesses ways of collecting literal user
data. Amazon still uses this method for targeting its audiences and offering them products based
on previous searches. This was a huge impact on the digital marketing world.
It’s very difficult to understand that all these changes have occurred in only 2 decades. Digital
marketing has changed drastically and will continue to change. Web marketing remains an
essential part of SEO campaigns and provides numerous tools and strategies. There are a few of
the original search engines that are no longer in existence and it is very important that SEO and
digital marketing specialists keep up with the latest trends that continue to shape our digital
future.
3. STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
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The name separates the campaign from other campaigns.
There are also few types to be selected to run a campaign for example Search Type, Contextual
Type, Geo-Optimized etc.
Search Type: It means the campaign will run through search with given keywords related to the
campaign. As for this campaign, provided search keywords will be chocolate, treats, amber, bay,
beige, bister, buff, chestnut, cinnamon, cocoa, copper, drab, fawn, ginger, hazel, mahogany, nut,
ochre, puce, russet, rust, sepia, sorrel, tan, toast, umber, auburn etc.
Geo-Optimized: There can be few types but mostly used campaign is known as Geo-Fence type.
It is used for indicating the most specific location used for campaign. For example, if the client
wishes to run their campaign on few specific shopping mall or hospital, fence could be drawn in
those targeted areas and people only in those specific area will see the advertise on their mobile,
laptop or TV.
7. RECOMMENDATION
8. CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
Clement, J. (2019, November 20). Worldwide digital population as of October 2019. Retrieved
from Statista: https://www.statista.com/statistics/617136/digital-population-
worldwide/