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Online Marketing, Attracting The Right Kind of Attention


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Online Marketing, Attracting The Right Kind of Attention



By Barrett Niehus

http://www.freetrainer.com



If you have spent time on the internet trying to promote your web

site, you have realized that it takes a great deal of work to

maintain a constant level of traffic. From search engine submissions

to awards and affiliates, promoting your web site takes a significant

time investment. As a result you spend hours each day trying to get

your traffic numbers to climb. However, the question must be asked:

Does the increase in traffic result in a proportional increase in

sales? As many "Dot Coms" have seen in the past two years, traffic

does not necessarily equal profit. You must target your audience and

sell to the groups that are most likely to see value and purchase

your products.



Unless your product is needed, purchased and used by every man, woman

and child on the planet, you must determine exactly who your

customers are. With a bit of research you should be able to

accurately define the age bracket, socio-economic status, gender,

race, and religion that typically purchase your products. Armed with

this information, you can double your sales without having to

increase the time you spend promoting your site. Instead of

sending out general announcements in chat rooms, or bulk emailing,

you can find ways to accurately target the people who will use your

products. With knowledge about the demographic group that you serve,

it should be easy to find associations, facilities, clubs and

businesses that also serve this group. Find these groups, generate

relationships, and use their resources to boost your traffic.



By finding which related products and services your customers use,

you can generate relationships to leverage these demands. If your

demographic is generally buys a specific product that is

complimentary to yours, you may consider approaching the manufacturer

of that product for some cooperative advertising. If your customers

generally require a specific certification or type of training, you

may approach the education institutions for cooperative

advertising. You may also consider renting member contact

information from these groups. Once again, by generating a

relationship with the groups that have direct access to your

customers, you can increase your sales without having to spend more

time online.



Regardless of the way that you promote your site it will take a

commitment of time to make it profitable. It will take an effort

both in and out of cyberspace. However, by directly targeting your

customers, you will be able to create income and profit without

spending a fortune attracting traffic. Target the people that buy

your product. Focus your resources on these people, and stop wasting

time trying to get everyone on the planet to view your website.

Financial success comes from marketing to people who will purchase

your product.



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