2. WE WILL
• Ask some questions
• Discuss
• Not forget SEM is just another means to
get a message to our target
• Get to know each other
• Be inspired
3. Someone told you someday to come up with
a marketing strategy that will include SEM
4. The internet is full of things. Let’s do what
others do.
GUESS!
5. WRONG!
Deciding how SEM might work out for you is
about “bits and pieces”
So, we asked some managers to ask us some
questions about the “bits and pieces” of SEM
8. • Statistics say that
50% of online sales
is brought by SEM
• The same way any
media does: it brings
AWARENESS and
EVALUATION
• Study developed by
Econsultancy
12. It is an investment. Consider the risks.
(search is dynamic; there is no 100%
prediction; SEO has long time results)
13. You have a monetizing plan. Correlate with
online data estimations. See where your
margin is. See if it will work on long term.
See if it will sustain itself.
17. A recent study by Econsultancy revealed
that:
– 24% is invested on Paid Search
– 18% is invested on SEO
€ 42%
SEM
18. - Total value
- Other marketing
investments
- DDLines
- The life cycle
- The potential
- Cheap/ Expensive
- Aggressive/ Weak
Bidding
- Range of products
- Selling mechanism
20. Total Break Even Value =
Fixed Costs/[Unit Selling Price – Unit Variable Cost]
Fixed cost (rent, fees) – 1000 Euro
Unit selling – 100 Euro
Unit variable cost (cost in PPC) – 50Euro
TBEV = 1000/[100-50]; TBEV = 20
You need to make 20 sales in order to break even.
Other 20 sales will get you 1000 Euro. Now try to scale. And get your
budget.
23. (help question)
Do I have a conversion mechanism?
(Discussion: Car seller. Owns a site. Tries to convert)
Do I have traffic converters?
(call-to-action, landing pages, content, lead
nurturing, analytics)
24. A sales channel with:
- Predictive fixed and variable costs
- Predictive results
- Improvable performance
- Immediate results with paid search/ long
term results with SEO
28. A calculation model, based on attribution:
- Each channel in your marketing strategy has a contribution for
delivering a lead/ sale
- Depending on the participation, each channel receives a
score. (ex: if PPC and Social Media delivered 1 lead, each
one receives 5 points out of maximum 10. if only PPC
delivered 1 lead, it receives 10 points).
- Add all points for each channel and dividing it by total no. of
points
- You get the share of importance for each channel.
29. Try more than one model. Usually helps to check
your mix vs real world.
38. 1st Web Analytics Tracking
2nd Define KPIs
Based on your web analytics, you will only get
a set of figures (goals).
In order to understand the business
meaning, these goals will be the base for KPI
39. 2nd Define KPIs
Ex:
- Behaviour KPI
- Visits, Interactivity (no of visitors that take an action/ total no of
visitor), Conversion
- Attitude KPI
- Favorability, loyalty
- Cost KPI
- Cost per lead, cost per action, cost per lead in SEO, cost per
lead in paid search
40. Don’t get stuck in tones of data. Ask/ create reports
that are useful.