The document outlines steps for developing an internet marketing campaign, including conducting a competitive analysis, defining the brand, identifying the target market through personas, setting goals, creating a content plan, and measuring performance. Key aspects are determining competitors, branding, describing the target market demographically, setting a bottom line goal of increasing revenue and conversions, developing monthly themed content, and tracking metrics through tools like Google Analytics and Facebook Insights.
5. Target Market
Target market should be described in
demographic terms
Gender
Age
Stage of Life (with or without children, retired,
recent graduate)
Profession
Income
Other identifiers (homeowner, unemployed)
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6. Persona Development
Personas describe your target market as fictional
people
Persona stories refer to the pain points that can
be addressed by the products or services
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7. Goals
Why are you doing an internet marketing
plan?
Generate leads
Increase sales
Improve top of mind awareness
Increase traffic to website
Increase social media engagement
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8. Bottom line goal
Increase revenue and increase conversions
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9. Content Plan
Having a cohesive message across a number of
channels can really boost the message and
help maintain top of mind awareness
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10. Creativity Required
Content needs to add value
Educate
Entertain
Add personality to your brand
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11. Monthly Themes
There are 12 months in the year, each of them
needs to address a pain point for our persona
(duplicates allowed)
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12. SEO Search Engine Optimization
All content has 2 audiences
Humans
Internet robots called spiders
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13. Measurement Tools
FaceBook Insights
Google Analytics
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14. Internet marketing KPIs
Total visitors to website
Total new visitors to website
Most popular website landing pages (the first
page the visitors come to)
Number of new leads
Source of visitors, particularly new visitors, to
website (where did they come from?)
Return on Investment (ROI)
Gross sales