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Digital Marketing Strategies for Mobile and SEO
1. Digital Marketing Strategies Rob Hudson – National Digital Director, George Patterson Y&R Sally Davies – Digital Capability Manager - Mobile, Sensis Stuart McKeown – Product Director Search Marketing, Experian Hitwise Moderated by Small Business Commentator Valerie Khoo
16. Digital Marketing Strategies Rob Hudson – National Digital Director, George Patterson Y&R Sally Davies – Digital Capability Manager - Mobile, Sensis Stuart McKeown – Product Director Search Marketing, Experian Hitwise Moderated by Small Business Commentator Valerie Khoo
17. Go Mobile Sally Davies Digital Capability Manager – Mobile Sensis Pty Ltd
22. Mobile Advertising is: Display/ banner ads APP banner ads Ticketing Mobile codes Mobile payments Bluetooth complex Text 2 Vote Send2Mobile SMS Broadcast Text 2 Win
23. Example Mobile Sites SMS “DEMO” to 0415 268 766 or alternatively, scan the Telstra Mobile Code.
30. You don’t have to be cutting edge 2000: High Tech A concept product from Panasonic combines a game machine with a detachable hand unit which serves as a mobile phone and game control device.
32. Digital Marketing Strategies Rob Hudson – National Digital Director, George Patterson Y&R Sally Davies – Digital Capability Manager - Mobile, Sensis Stuart McKeown – Product Director Search Marketing, Experian Hitwise Moderated by Small Business Commentator Valerie Khoo
33. Let’s Talk Business Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) for SMEs Stuart McKeown Product Director, Search Marketing
48. Sub Domains vs Sub Folders Meta Data Keyword Focus URL Structure Navigation Structure Accessibility Sitewide Optimisation Internal Linking Focus Competitive Analysis Keyword Research Keyword Gaps Content Gaps User Generated Content Segmenting Content Social Media Video Syndication Press Releases Social Bookmarking Directory Submissions Article Submissions Tactical Structural Promotional
49. Tactical - the research behind your decisions . Use Yahoo Site Explorer to look at your competitors backlinks (Remember Adobe example – backlinks are important). How many of these links can you potentially ask for?
64. Digital Marketing Strategies Rob Hudson – National Digital Director, George Patterson Y&R Sally Davies – Digital Capability Manager - Mobile, Sensis Stuart McKeown – Product Director Search Marketing, Experian Hitwise Moderated by Small Business Commentator Valerie Khoo
Hinweis der Redaktion
Have a marketing plan with digital in it, don’t isolate digital into it’s own plan
Word of mouth - if you want people to pay attention to you, you have to pay attention to them.
Listen in
Don't sell
Dialogue
Digital is the only channel of marketing that is always on.
Be yourself
Pick your channel well
Have a marketing plan with digital in it, don’t isolate digital into it’s own plan
Needy Keep your information simple, concise – to the point
This is you they are looking for
CPM, CPC, what do you need to think about? Neither – what do you want to get out of the marketing? Engagement – commit to your customers How do you get that on a mobile device?
Had a print ad And a website
Added an SMS keyword and a mobile code To drive traffic to A mobile website That has a special offer and drives foot traffic to the store Even without the offer being used you are able to direct people to where you are located
Keep it simple, Stupid
Mobile is not stand alone
Shake, spin, its all irrelevant – focus on the message, make it easy The first iPhone – WAY too early Even YP wasn’t on iPhone from launch
Mobile gives you opportunities to pick your customer and target them - directly
We break SEO down internally into 3 segments: Tactical (40%) – Your research, the most important part imo Structucal (20%) – The onpage changes that have the impact (these cannot be executed without the Research) Promotional (40%)– Using PR/Social/Link Building to propel your content into the web
We break SEO down internally into 3 segments: Tactical (40%) – Your research, the most important part imo Structucal (20%) – The onpage changes that have the impact (these cannot be executed without the Research) Promotional (40%)– Using PR/Social/Link Building to propel your content into the web
We break SEO down internally into 3 segments: Tactical (40%) – Your research, the most important part imo Structucal (20%) – The onpage changes that have the impact (these cannot be executed without the Research) Promotional (40%)– Using PR/Social/Link Building to propel your content into the web
We break SEO down internally into 3 segments: Tactical (40%) – Your research, the most important part imo Structucal (20%) – The onpage changes that have the impact (these cannot be executed without the Research) Promotional (40%)– Using PR/Social/Link Building to propel your content into the web
Organic performance takes time to build up, most businesses compensate by ramping up PPC. However many fail to use the finding from PPC to better understand their SEO strategy. Real Referring search terms – which terms are people really using to find your site Real Converting search terms – which terms are people really using to convert on your site Non Converting terms – which terms are not working, can you cut these out of your SEO campaign quicker
Organic performance takes time to build up, most businesses compensate by ramping up PPC. However many fail to use the finding from PPC to better understand their SEO strategy. Real Referring search terms – which terms are people really using to find your site Real Converting search terms – which terms are people really using to convert on your site Non Converting terms – which terms are not working, can you cut these out of your SEO campaign quicker