Affiliate
marketing is a form of marketing based on performance where a company
compensates one (or more) affiliates per visit on their website. This customer,
or visitor, comes to the site as a result of marketing produced by the
marketer.
Often
this field has 4 fundamental participants, such as the
merchant (brand),
publisher (affiliate),
a network,
and of course the customer (visitor).
It can now intersect with various methods such as search engine
optimization (SEO),
pay-per-click (PPC), email marketing programs, or a form of
display advertising.
Due to
the enormous success and growth of this industry, it has called for an
expansion of opportunity. Affiliate program management is one that comes to
mind, and is just as it sounds, a system of managing affiliate programs for
those who don’t want, or don’t have the time to manage their own.
Social Media Marketing
This is
the process of achieving and maintaining traffic for a website, or attention
through various social medias, such as Facebook and Twitter by developing
content that will engage visitors to share it on their own social media page or
network.
If you
have a Facebook account, you might notice various pages that have been ‘shared’
by your friends or family. Next time you see a link shared by someone you know,
take note of how many people have ‘shared’ this particular link.
• You pay only for visitors that come to your site (no upfront costs - every "click” while being an expense is also a chance for you to convert that visitor into a customer). You pay a cerlain amount “per click” on your ad.
If nobody clicks on your ad, you don’t pay. The goal is to get many TARGETED visitors, while paying as little as possible per click.
Your ads are displayed in the search engines according to what people are searching / looking for. (i.e. If someone search for “weight loss” and you're bidding on the term “weight loss”, your ad will be displayed when someone searches for that phrase.)
There are two major PPC ad engines
1. GoogleAdwords
2, Yahoo Search Marketing
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