[chloe]

Say you could only use one marketing method to promote your website that sells services.

What would it be? Why?

PPC? Viral? Newsletters?


To answer my own question, I am kind of partial to my PPC campaign, but there may be strategies that I am grossly neglecting.

(Actually, I am sure there are, as I have gotten quite comfortable with the PPC and have neglected most other venues.)

Chloe

[mattjobs]

They all over their advantages and disadvantages. I'd go with newsletters for instant results, typically for new releases. Pay per click for longer term and stay clear of banner advertising. Also, affiliate networks are great way to build long term results.

[AddCoderPro]

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[FrancisTheFool]

Originally Posted by mattjobs

They all over their advantages and disadvantages. I'd go with newsletters for instant results, typically for new releases. Pay per click for longer term and stay clear of banner advertising. Also, affiliate networks are great way to build long term results.

QFT I agree with this post in its entirety.

[monkeyhead]

Newsletters all the way. Keeps current customers update, and theres a likely hood that they too then would promote your businesses products and services through word of mouth to their friends or famliy.
Matt