Difference between digital marketing and social media

Difference between digital marketing and social media

The difference between digital marketing and social media is simply that social media is part of digital marketing. Many people believe that by engaging on social media they are doing digital marketing but this is not 100% true as their are many more components that make up a digital marketing campaign.

What is digital marketing?

My definition of Digital marketing is: Building awareness and promoting a brand or product using all available digital channels.

The major components of digital marketing are:

Internet Marketing – Web, SEM (search engine marketing – includes SEO and Pay per click advertising), smartphones, mobile markets (i.e. Google Play, Apple Store), email marketing, online banner advertising and Social Media.

Non-Internet digital channels – Television, Radio, SMS, digital billboards (indoor and outdoor)

The diagram above shows exactly the relationship of the different components that make up digital marketing.

What is social media?

Social media is the latest buzz word in Internet Marketing the last couple of years. The success of the new generation of social media platforms, mainly Facebook and Twitter, changed the way we socialize, interact, shop and has also brought new channels to digital marketing as well.

Social media is the term we use to describe platforms that bring people together for the exchange of information. The most popular social media platforms are: Facebook, Twitter, Google+, Pinterest, Tumblr, LinkedIn, StumbleUpon and YouTube.

Some interesting statistics about social media:

To get a better idea of the impact social media has on marketing, have a look at these 10 interesting statistics:

What are the advantages of using social media in your marketing campaigns?

There are many advantages of utilizing social media for promoting both your online or offline products and services.

• It’s a fast way to spread the word – If you have a big fan base, you can tweet or post on Facebook and your message can instantly go to thousands of users around the World. In fact social media is the fastest way (even from TV and Radio) to make an announcement or spread a message.
•  It’s good for SEO – There are more and more signs that social signals are used for ranking purposes by both Google and Bing. Properly defined social profiles can also boost SEO.
•  It’s a trend – Social media is a trend you cannot ignore if you want to stay close to your customers and in synch with the latest developments in marketing.
• It’s one of the ways to interact with your customers and find out what they want – With social media your customers can show that they like a product or piece of content by voting (Like, Tweet, +1) , commenting and sharing. As a marketer you can analyze these statistics, talk with your customers and find out how to make your products, content or services better.

Digital marketing VS Social media

It should be clear after reading the above definitions that social media is a major component of Internet Marketing which is part of Digital marketing. If we compare the two side by side we will find that:

•    Digital marketing goes beyond the Internet and tries to reach people in the off-line world using digital means while social media is limited to the boundaries of the Internet.
•   A Digital marketing campaign may include one or more components (Internet Advertising, Mobile ads, TV, SMS etc.) while a social media strategy may include one or more social media platforms (Facebook, twitter etc.)
•   Social media is strongly associated with a content strategy i.e. you create content and use social media to promote it while a digital marketing can concentrate entirely on banners (either on the Internet, TV or billboards) for promotion.

Which is more important digital marketing or social media?

It depends on the type of brand, products or services you want to promote. There are cases where other forms of digital marketing will be more appropriate to build awareness than social media. Social media is a must of every product, brand or service that has a wide audience.

For example if you are selling a software product, social media can help you find new customers, educate your existing customers (by sending them tips and tricks) and keep them informed about new updates, upcoming releases etc. If on the other hand, you are selling custom tools for farmers you can use social media as a resource to find out more about the products but your main selling point will be billboard ads on rural areas and Radio ads.

What is social media marketing?

Social media marketing is the process of promoting a product or service through the various social media channels. In general there are two ways to perform a social media marketing campaign. The first way is free and has to do with building followers, fans or connections by sharing useful content, running contests and generally engaging with your users.

The second way is through paid advertising. You can use Facebook ads, Google Adwords or Twitter promoted accounts to advertise your product or services on Facebook, Google+ and Twitter respectively.

 

Are social media marketing campaigns successful?

There is the misconception that social media traffic does not convert but latest statistics show otherwise.

The success or failure of any campaign depends on many factors including the experience of the digital marketing consultant so choose wisely.

What does a typical digital marketing campaign includes?

While the digital marketing components are a lot, a typical campaign includes mostly items from the Internet Marketing family. It is very common to see a promotional campaign with:

• Search Engine Marketing – Either through content strategy and SEO or through Paid Search Advertising (Adwords)
• Social media promotions – paid advertising on Facebook, promotion on Twitter, Pinterest and Google+.
• Mobile market promotions – Development of native apps and submission to the Google Play and Apple Store
• Email marketing – Promotion of products or services through email marketing campaigns

Conclusion

It is important to know the differences between the different marketing theories so that you can select the most appropriate tools to use in your campaigns. Digital marketing is the future of marketing and will gradually gain more ground in the online and offline World. Social media on the other hand, is the new way to connect with other people, it is part of digital marketing and it’s here to chance the way we find new customers and promote our products.

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Social media: Where should your small business start?

Face Book? YouTube? Linked IN? Twitter? Pinterest? Instagram?

Lots to explore but where to START!

Although every audience is different, there are a few very general guidelines to help you start to consider what social-media networks to use for your small business.

Facebook

•         Company: B2C, socially responsible, community-oriented, has an established brand, client stories that can be shared publicly — stories that have changed lives, competition/partners/vendors using Facebook successfully now, products/services are experiential, addictive, fun and/or have a social element associated with how they are used, actively participates in events.
•        Goals: brand awareness, deeper connections with existing buyers, achieve a new customer service channel, recruiting, share behind-the-scenes details about the people behind your company, raise awareness about a social issue, develop a personality and voice for your brand, improve a poor brand image, identify brand ambassadors.
•       Target: ages 18-55, slightly more women.

Twitter

•          Company: I believe any company can use Twitter successfully. Yet there are a few types of companies that may really excel in this network for different reasons. Use the same description as Facebook; yet add B2B, have senior level employees (and/or experts, celebrity-types) already active on Twitter, have a specific target list of potential clients, sell products/services around a timely event or “happening now” kind of thing (emergency/catastrophe services such as hurricanes), highly event-oriented, entertainment/news/media-related.
•          Goals: customer service, search-engine marketing, direct relationship sales, competitive intelligence gathering, develop PR-type relationships with media personalities, event-triggered selling, event-related promotions.
•          Target: under 50 (mostly 18-29), famous or well-known, media types, early adopters, urban residents, African-Americans.

LinkedIn

•          Company: B2B does particularly well here, long sales cycles, relationship selling, has a specific expertise in any area of business.
•          Goals: Industry expertise development and awareness, niche development, recruiting, competitive analysis, direct and indirect prospecting, prospect research, sales, business development, industry partner development, dealer/re-seller/franchise sales, buyer qualification, building and maintaining a business network with up-to-date contact information.
•          Target: professionals in many parts of the world 23-70, male, IT professionals were the early building blocks of LinkedIn, senior-level executives at the enterprise level, business owners, decision-makers, income over $75,000, college educated.

Google Plus (g+):

•          Company: marketing, technology, creative, gaming, Internet products and services, e-commerce, virtual work force.
•          Goals: search-engine optimization, authorship-status in the search engines (your picture shows up!), reach a technology-driven male population, not be left behind by Google and its powerful ability to make or break us online, expertise development for search marketing purposes.
•          Target: mostly technology affiliated males 18-34.

Pinterest

•          Company: image-driven products and services like interiors, fashion, beauty, landscape, architecture, plus e-commerce sites have benefited.
•          Goals: drive traffic to a website, showcase work, build a digital brand, e-commerce.
•          Target: women under 50, white, some college.

How to know where your customers are:

If we’re talking purely platform, you have to go where your audience is hanging out. Figure that out by asking your customers through a platform like SurveyMonkey. Monitor hashtags, influencers, and blogs that are already in your arena. Often your front-line sales associates can help uncover this information.

For example, an engineering firm might find it best to join and actively participate in related industry forums, LinkedIn groups and blogs. An interior designer or hair stylist might post lots of photos on Pinterest.

If you’re in retail, you’ll likely spend most of your time engaging and harvesting good interaction on Facebook, Pinterest, and even Instagram these days. For B2B, join LinkedIn groups, learn Google+, and build your Twitter lists if you’re a well-connected thought leader with a solid professional or “personal” brand.

Of course, all of this needs to drive back to something you really own that can have a long-term presence. Get your blog up and running and commit to posting regularly (weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly), based on some kind of “content calendar.”

Get the blog integrated with your main website — and it with your platforms.

There’s a tendency to think you have to be on every platform out there. The fact is, you can’t manage every platform and make them scream results all the time. This is especially true as a small business. You just don’t have the manpower or time. So, as I said — go to where your audience is and master that platform.

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Why use Social Media for your organization?

What did you learn from the God of Marketing- a certain Philip Kotler? The 4 Ps of marketing- Product, Place, Price and Promotions. With a right mix of these four, you have your marketing plan in place. Can we use the same rules for targeting your customers now? Try explaining these concepts to an 18 year old and be prepared to face ridicule.

The traditional lifestyles of people have changed- Is your target audience still reading printed newspapers or magazines? Are they still watching that one popular show where the entire family gathers on a Sunday morning? So where are they then? On the world wide web- probably liking or sharing a post on face book, enquiring regarding finding accommodation on twitter, commenting on a movie review posted on a blog, repining an amazing dress design they saw on their pinboard or watching an advertisement released on you tube.

What you can do with Social Media

•  First, social media can be used for marketing. It can be used for building awareness, demand and lead creation and all this at relatively low costs. It also increases customer engagement, dialogue and advocacy. This can be done through rich content, social category and social networking platforms.
•  Second, social media can be used for talent management. It can be used for recruiting new talent and training employees. This can be achieved using rich content and social networking platforms.
• Third, social media can be used for project management. It can be used to share content and find experts when needed. This can be achieved by using real-time content and social networking platforms.
• Fourth, social media can be used for innovation. It can be used for crowd sourcing ideas from customers, suppliers and employees. This can be achieved using social networking platforms. 

10 big reasons why Social Media Marketing is critical for your organization. 

1.    Indian internet users have already crossed Cable and Satellite TV households. Social media users will cross soon too. Not only are users increasing, the average time spent on the net (esp. on SCM sites like Facebook, Twitter, Youtube and LinkedIn) is also on the rise. Social is the fastest growing digital medium and it makes complete sense to catch the prospective customers where they are.

2.    The costs involved are miniscule as compared to traditional media. (Sometimes free!).  You don’t need large budgets – what is more important is your content. Are you worth a retweet/ share/ going viral? Are you engaging enough?

3.    You are not dependent on an external medium – you are your own publisher.  You thus have greater control over the content and timing.

4. It is multidimensional. You can use the tools of social media in various tools of Marketing viz. Research, CRM, Brand building, PR, Sales, Investor Relations, Analysis, Direct Marketing, Tracking, Promotions and the works.

5. There is greater scope for integration.  Social Media is not a standalone tool. One of the primary advantages of using social media marketing is that you obtain numerous links to your website and blog from multiple sources.  Also, if integrated intelligently with mainstream marketing tools, it will help manifold to enhance your brand.

6. It is fast. Gone are the days when you prepared months in advance to release an advertisement. Ads are now created within hours, sometimes minutes as well. Case in point- the Oreo ad during Super Bowl blackout.

7. Many of us rely on reviews on social media sites before we buy a product or service. It is the fastest growing and one of the most reliable word of mouth medium.  If you are listening to the consumers, it can also serve as a great research tool to find out what your customers like about you and what are the grey areas.

8. India is a young nation. More than half of its 1.2 billion people is aged below 25, and two-thirds below 35. 85% of young India is hooked on to some or more social networking sites. Do the math and you know why it is important to be active on Social Media.

9. It’s a great tool for cultivating a community and drive engagement.

10. The opportunity to manage your reputation is immense. You can respond to complaints in a timely manner, encourage people to talk about their good experiences with your company and keep an eye on what is being said about you in general.

Though the merits are many, all is not shiny as far as social media is concerned. There are challenges as well. If not managed well, reputation built over the years can shatter in days. It may cost millions, topple governments, tarnish reputation/ brand.  Nevertheless the attraction of using social media is huge. Widest reach at negligible costs makes it worthwhile to be present.

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From iPad mini to Galaxy Note: Which Tablet Is Right for You?

Fast-forward to 2013 and the situation is a bit different. Not only are there multiple iPad devices to choose from, there are a host of iPad alternatives worth looking at too.

So which tablet is right for you? We've put together the below flow chart to help you get in the right frame of mind for choosing the perfect tablet. The goal of this chart is to help you start thinking about the criteria that are most important to you in a tablet.

We start with size and then proceed on to budget. After that point, the question centers around what type of tasks you like to do with your tablet.

If your focus is primarily on content consumption, a Kindle Fire might be a great choice. If you want to use a precision stylus, consider the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 2014 Edition. For users who want a good general tablet with tons of apps and support, it's still hard to beat the iPad. Are you a big Android fan? The Nexus 7 is a great tablet at a great price.

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What Is Google AdWords? How the AdWords Auction Works

What Is Google AdWords

What is AdWords? Google AdWords is Google's advertising system in which advertisers bid on certain keywords in order for their clickable ads to appear in Google's search results. This infographic will help you understand how AdWords works, detailing the AdWords auction, bidding process and explaining important factors like Quality Score and cost-per-click. If you're asking "How does AdWords Work?" this infographic is for you!

Does AdWords Work?

Does Google AdWords work? Depending on the competitiveness of the keywords you're bidding for and the relevancy of that keyword to real conversions for your company, AdWords may or may not work for your business. For the most part, we've found that Google AdWords is extremely effective for any business, as long as they don't waste their money on the wrong keywords, or write bad ads. For examples of how Google AdWords can fail, there are plenty of bad eBay ads online.

How To Advertise With Google AdWords

Businesses can advertise on Google by registering their company with a Google AdWords account with the objective of gaining more clientele.

What Is Google AdWords Auction?

A Google AdWords auction is a tool that Google uses to determine the cost per click(CPC) amount that is required of an advertiser to pay when users click their ads.

How Does AdWords Bidding Work?

When bidding for a keyword, your cost per click and ad position is relative to the quality score and maximum bid of competing bidders. The actual position of your ad is determined by your ad rank (Maximum bid times quality score) as the highest ad rank gets the 1st ad position. Your actual CPC will be determined by the ad rank of the next highest ad below you divided by your quality score. The only exception of this rule is when you are the only bidder or the lowest bid in the AdWords auction - you pay your maximum bid per click! AdWords bidding heavily penalizes advertisers who bid with low quality scores.

How Many Times Does A Google Auction Run?

The auction gets run billions of times each month. The results are such that users find ads that are relevant to what they're looking for, advertisers connect with potential customers at lowest possible prices and Google rakes in billions of dollars in revenue.

How Does A Google Auction Work?

Once a query is made on Google, the search engine processes the request and runs the auction which will then determine the ad's position, where it will appear and the CPC.

How Do You Enter A Google Auction?

To enter the auction there is a bid requirement based on your keyword each time it is entered into an auction.

How Can Advertisers Bid On Google Auction?

Advertisers can bid in an auction based on keyword's ad positioning, with a higher positioning rate the better the keyword will perform in the auction and will build better eligibility.

What Gets Entered Into A Google Auction?

Once advertisers identity keywords they want to bid on, Google then enters the keyword from your account that it deems most relevant into the auction with the maximum bid you've specified as well as the associated ad.

What Is Average Cost Per Click?

The average amount you spend each time a searcher click on your advertisement.

What Is CPC?

Is the amount an advertiser pays based on the number of clicks their advertisement gets when it appears on a search engine page.

How Does CPC Work?

Is the cost paid by the advertiser after their advertisement is placed on a search engine page. This price is determined by the number of clicks that the advertisement receives.

What Is A CPC Bid?

Brings you the highest amount of clicks based on the budget of the advertising company.

How Does CPC Bidding Work?

CPC bidding works based on the advertisements ad rank- as result of the maximum bid you specify for your keyword times the relevance and usefulness of your ad to its' user.

What Is A CPC Bid Limit On Google AdWords?

Yes. You can only have one entry into any query auction from your account.

How Many Times Can You Bid On Google Auctions?

There can only be one bid placed for each advertisement but the keywords will still be picked up for search engines based on the relevance of the keyword in relation to the user's search.

How Does CPC Advertising Work?

CPC advertising is a form of advertising used by companies to increase the exposure of their products.

What Is A Google Auction Quality Score?

This is a metric to determine how relevant and useful your ad is to the user (components are CTR, relevance, and landing page). The higher your quality score, the better.

How Does Google Determine What You Pay?

The price paid by the advertiser is determined by the amount of clicks that the company's advertisement receives.

What Is Google Ad Rank?

Google ad rank is the position of the company's advertisement on the search engine page based on a combination of the company's maximum bid and quality score.

Ad Rank Vs. Quality Score

The ad rank is more significant to an advertiser because it determines the how high on the page the advertisement will be displayed. Quality score on the other hand is determined by the relevance and usefulness to the searcher and is only a portion of the advertisement positioning process.As of 2013, Google's Quality score has become more and more valuable as the average quality score has changed from a 7 to 5.

Quality Score Vs. CPC

Quality score and CPC are important because they collective determine the positioning of the advertisement on the search engine results page.

What Is Ad Position In AdWords?

Ad position is the position on the search engine page results where the advertisement appears in relation to all of the other advertisements.

How To Check Google Ad Ranking

It is best utilize Google analytics to check your company's ad ranking or for a live report you can type in a general search for your product on Google.

CPC Vs. Actual CPC

CPC is the advertiser's general cost per click depends on the maximum bid in regards to how many clicks the advertisement receives day to day. Actual CPC is different because it is determined by the actual rate per click which is usually less than CPC.

What Is Actual CPC?

Actual CPC is the amount an advertiser pays each time a searcher clicks on their advertisement, this number is always lower than the maximum bidding price.

How Does AdWords Calculate Actual CPC

Actual CPC is determined by dividing the ad rank of the competitor below them (ad rank to hit) by quality score plus $.01.

What Is Google's Display Network?

Google's display network features sponsored advertisements along with the general search engine results and provides demographic targeting.

What Ads Are On A Google Display Network?

Sponsored ads along with free advertisements appear on the Google display network although sponsored ads have more of a dominant presence. Google display networks also fully support all ad formats.

What Are Alternative Bidding Methods?

Alternative bidding methods include CPM and CPA.

What Is CPM Bidding?

CPM bidding is based on impressions and can be used alongside CPC bidding.

CPC Vs. CPM

CPC is the cost for an advertisement based on how many clicks it receives whereas CPM is the cost for an advertisement based on how many impressions it picks up. Both methods can be used simultaneously.

What Is Cost-Per-Acquisition Bidding?

CPA is more specific for advertisers because it is the cost dependent on how many searchers purchase, subscribe etc to their product or service based on the online advertisement.

How Does CPA Work?

Once a user has clicked on your company's online advertisement the cost can then only be registered based on the user's action on the site. If the user purchases a product or subscribes to a series of services then the cost is applied to the advertisement.

How Does CPA Marketing Work?

CPA marketing is marketing to a specific target group that is known to act on the advertisements presented to them.

CPC Vs. CPA

When you use conversion optimizer and bid to a CPA, Google is determining your max CPC bids for you based on historical conversion data, and is attempting to hit either the average or max CPC you've set.

CPM Vs. CPA

CPM and CPA go hand in hand because they are both based on impressions, only one is more specific than the other. With CPM impressions the user browses the site and clicks on links within the site, with CPA rather, the user then takes that next step and subscribes to the product. Both methods are used to fine tune the target group.

What Are Keywords?

Keywords are a general concept or purpose complied into a few words that are specific to a particular company. These keywords are then used by companies to target groups that would be interested in their products.

How Do Keywords Work?

When a searcher is looking for a product typically the general search is for ‘running shoes' instead of ‘Nike Women's Air Max,' since this is the case search engine are given preset keywords by the advertiser and the search engine then uses these words to decipher whether or not to display your advertisement based on relevance.

How Does A Keyword Search Work?

In a keyword search the search engine separates advertisements and will rank particular advertisements based on how accurately it applies to the searcher. The algorithm is programmed to process requests to searchers based on keywords.

How Does Google Determine Search Results?

Google determines search results based on keywords used by advertisers as well their CPC and ad ranking in relation to the requested search by the user.

How To Get Your Google Ranking Up?

To increase Google ranking it is vital that your company make advertisements and content that is search engine friendly. Search engines pick up sites based on specific words or phrases- the best way to stay on the search engine radar is through search engine optimization.

What Is Search Engine Optimization?

Search engine optimization is the act of improving the visibility of your site or page within a search engine results page through natural searches. This can be done by honing in on keywords within the context of your content so that a search engine can find and display your site faster and with more accuracy.

How Does SEO Work?

SEO tactics hone in on keywords within the context of your content so that a search engine can find and display your site faster and with more accuracy.

Google Display Network Vs. Google Auction?

The ad auction works very similarly, but is triggered by "placements" or pages on Google AdSense where publishers made advertising space available.

What Is An Ad Group In Google AdWords?

An ad group is a series of keywords, ads, and bids that are an essential part of how a Google AdWords account is organized.

How Do Ad Groups Work?

An ad group consists of one or a few advertisements, keywords, placements, or other methods used by advertisers to target their product market. It is beneficial to create individual ad groups for individual products.

What Is Ad Relevance In AdWords?

Ad relevance is a keyword status that measures how related your used keyword is to your advertisements as well as how such keywords match the message of your ads.

What Is A Conversion Optimizer In AdWords?

Guarantees that your advertisements are displayed more frequently in situations where you are likely to gain more conversions.

How Does A Conversion Optimizer Work?

The objective of a conversion optimizer is to get you the most conversions per product therefore the conversion optimizer uses algorithms to anticipate which clicks will most likely benefit you- all in real time.

How Does Conversion Optimizer Determine CPC?

A conversion optimizer determines a higher CPC bid for more valuable clicks and a lower CPC for clicks with little traffic. This information is abstracted from data recorded in previous ad conversions or your ad's history.

Benefits of Google AdWords

• No minimum buy
• Easy and fast creation
• Almost immediate implementation
• Pay only for clicks
• Bid for placement
• Set maximum cost per day
• Stop or pause campaign at any time

No minimum buy - Before options like AdWords and Overture existed, buying a highly targeted ad or a keyword buy could cost thousands of dollars. AdWords allows you spend whatever amount you want--no minimum. You can run or test a campaign for $10 a day or less.

Easy and fast creation - Once you set up an account at Google, you can begin to create ads whenever you want. Simply log in, name your campaign, and enter the headline, short body copy, and destination link. Finally, you can pick your keywords and phrases. Google's keyword selection tools help you to identify alternate words and phrases and provide you with some data on how frequently certain phases are searched.

Almost immediate implementation - To give you a sense of how fast and easy this can be done, I just paused in writing this newsletter and set up a key phrase ad using the phrase "agency alliance." It took me less than 10 minutes to set up. If you go to Google and search for "agency alliance" you will see our ad in the right hand column. It began appearing within 20 minutes of having set it up.

Pay only for clicks - When you view our ad, we pay nothing. If you click our ad we pay for the click. Now don't get any crazy ideas like going there and depleting our checking account by clicking all day. Google's system protects against multiple clicks from the same user. It also sets a maximum amount of cost per day.

Bid for placement - How much does a click cost? That depends on what you're willing to bid and on how much you might have to bid based on the key phrase popularity. If you list an obscure phrase such as "agency alliance," you don't have to bid very much. A popular keyword like "travel" can cost as much as $55 per click to bid for top placement! When you bid on a term or phrase, you are telling Google the maximum you're willing to pay for the click against others who have bid on that term. If the next highest bidder is much less than your maximum bid, you will only pay slightly more than the lower bid for top placement.

Set maximum cost per day - Additionally, you can cap your AdWords campaign spending at a predefined amount per day. If you get a lot of activity, you can tell Google not to display your ad after a certain amount has been spent. Once this threshold has been reached, your ad will not display until the following day.

Stop or pause campaign at any time - If you want to make adjustments, you can edit your ad at any time. You can also pause or stop a campaign at any time.

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