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Importance of Internet Marketing

Of consumers who made a purchase in the last month, 48% said the Internet drove initial awareness, 57% said they learned more using the Internet, 55% used the Internet to decide where to buy, and 56% made the final purchase decision using the Internet.

Horan concluded, "As consumers work their way through the purchase process, the Internet is far and away the most important media they use... "

Details of the Frames of Reference study are being presented on the OPA's annual, eight-city Eyes on the Internet Tour. A copy of the final report will be posted on the OPA website (www.online-publishers.org) at the end of the Tour

 

Hot Topic
The Web industry scoffed when Jake Winebaum and Sky Dayton bought the domain Business.com for $7.5 million in 1999. At that time, the purchase set a record as the highest amount paid for an established domain name. But, who's laughing now?

The pair turned Business.com into a Web portal that receives conversion fees for sending traffic to sites selling real products and services. Now the duo are ready to sell, and sources say Business.com could fetch upward of $300 million.

 

Optimize your website
Four out of every five Internet users say they use a search engine daily. Additionally, 80% of all surfers say they stop looking for a site after 30 results.

The higher your site is positioned within a search engine or directory, the more traffic your site will receive. Optimizing your site and strategically submitting is a measurable/traceable method of attracting self-qualified customers.

 

Consider your website goals
"The goal is to develop a consistent identity, satisfied customers and increased sales, not just a web presence. If the website cannot provide your customer service reps with an avenue to maintain relations, your sales staff with a tool to increase sales, and your customer an avenue to interact with you then it is not doing it's job. It has to look good, offer quick navigation, incentives to use your services, and reasons to return . . . In other words, it has to function; It has to have a purpose; It has to have content." 
 
 

Your Website Should be a Tool Used to Compliment and Enhance Your Existing Advertising and Marketing Schedule. It Should Also be Used to Bring in New Business and
Keep in Touch with Current Customers.

Sending the right message and eliciting a response from your potential customer is what advertising is all about. Identifying the need of your visitor and developing the tools to meet that need are not new concepts. The message remains the same. 

Internet advertising is one more media tool for marketing your product and sharpening your image. And, just like any tool, quality counts, maintenance is essential, and you absolutely never get more than you pay for . . . 

The same proven methods used in your traditional advertising will work on your website. This is not just a space to let people know you exist, or even show them your extensive product line-up. This is an advertising medium. Without the appropriate message you will not convert your visitor into a customer. In one word: ADVERTISE!

" the study looked at the purchase process. . . it is truly stunning to see that the Internet is
leading every other media by at least 50%."
OPA Study -- read more

 

Increase sales by building your website for optimization in the search engines.

Developing a website with the right message is now just half of the battle. In order for your message to do the job effectively, it must be read by an interested consumer. Drive traffic to your website by effectively and completely optimizing it within current search engine guidelines, and utilizing SEO strategies that move you up in the ranking for more exposure.

Remember: The internet is a global marketplace, but most of the commerce is within the buyers local business community. Tap your region with your advertising. Optimize your site with appropriate coding, graphic treatments, keyword strategies, metatag strategies and external linking strategies. Develop sitemaps and make your site content rich. But, don't use SEO blackhat techniques that can get your site removed from the search engine indexes, such as keyword stuffing, links to 'bad neighborhoods', doorway pages, link farms, etc. Tread carefully. If you are unsure, you need to hire a professional.

Read More Information About Search Engine Optimization in our Spring Newsletter

At DP Ball Advertising we are in a unique position to create your website
or optimize your existing one.

Developing RV advertising since the mid 80's and websites since the internet's infancy we added it to our list of useful media for RV advertising. We continued to develop aggressive messages that brought immediate results with our direct mail, radio, television, billboard, newspaper, magazine and trade journal advertising. We have developed relationships with RV manufacturing marketing departments, RV publications, RV vendors and suppliers and met with dozens of people within the industry over the years.

Some simple things to think about when evaluating your website

Overall Look 
Your visitor makes his/her assessment of your website within seconds of entering it for the first time. All flash and no substance doesn't cut it - your site must have a highly professional appearance. Search engines don't read graphics or flash animation so if you choose to use these, your web developer must know how to ad alternate text to graphics and optimize flash by using additional text as well.

Most people avoid pop-up boxes, and skip long Flash intros. Pop-ups are associated with spyware, viruses, adware and the like. Avoid them. Flash requires more memory and can take a long time to download. On a dial-up connection, people generally won't wait or they will skip over it. Video is hot, and people wait for it these days. If you choose to use video, use it in a way that the user has a choice in the matter. Don't create a video intro. That is certain death for a website. Go for clean, simple, and attractive. Under whelm your visitor. 
Home Page 
Your home page must convey your main message concisely. Think billboard. Say what you want to convey right up front - simply, clearly, and immediately. 
Message 
It is hard work getting visitors to your site. Give them a reason to stay. What is your offer? Where is their incentive to act? Exactly to whom is it directed? What makes your site better than others like it? What is in it for me if I stick around? There is a common term being bantered about called funneling.
You must create your message to direct your visitor to the place within your website where something will happen. The call to action takes place and the visitor responds and becomes a customer. Conversion. No pointed, strong, benefit rich message and no offer mean no conversion. At DP Ball Advertising this direct response advertising is our specialty.
Layout
Is your layout appealing? Is your layout the best possible one for the contents of your site? Keep it simple. Keep it clean. Appealing to the eye. Comfortable to stay and visit a while.  
Logical
Is your site designed in a logical manner? Would I be able to understand what you want me to do when I visit...even though you haven't been able to brief me in advance? Is the progression through your site logical or will I get confused, discouraged or lost? Ease of navigation and quick loading pages are number one on the list when it comes to visiting. Make sure you can accommodate your visitor without ruffling any feathers. 
Content
Provide what your visitor is looking for. They came for information. Don't disappoint them.
Contact
Provide your visitor with a means to contact you, ask for a quote, request a brochure. Interact with them, collect their information while assuring them you won't sell it to a third party, and you are well on your way to developing a relationship.

Our 22 years of experience in developing effective RV advertising, and our ability to design websites which appeal to the RVing community enables us utilize those sites for advertising development. With our thorough understanding of the nuts and bolts of search engine optimization we can also direct traffic to your site and convert them to customers.

We also can improve existing RV dealership websites to perform well within the searches that users from RVing community enter. We can improve your ranking in all of the major search engines.

Now... we are not saying there is a magic formula to do all of that. But there are formulas that search engines use, and we understand them. We are saying that there is hard work that needs to be done, but it is well worth the effort. Development of content, public relations, articles, and more is absolutely within our wheelhouse.

Our understanding of the RV industry is thorough and intimate. We dare say, we are absolutely unique within the industry and invite you to utilize our services to your advantage.

Read More Information About Search Engine Optimization in our Spring Newsletter


 


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Jeff Plemmons, owner - North Carolina's RV Superstore of Mocksville

Jeff Plemmons, owner of RV Superstore of Mocksville in North Carolina
I've been working with Dan Ball for several years with positive results. I like the fact that he specializes in RV Dealership advertising and knows the industry well. He has a handle on just what it takes to increase customer response and the results are always increased sales. It's as simple as that. Why would I go anywhere else?

I look forward to continuing my relationship with DP Ball Advertising for many years to come.

Sincerely,

Jeff Plemmons

 
Read more of what RV Dealers are saying about working with DP Ball Advertising.

Jeff Plemmons of RV Superstore of Mocksville, Mocksville, NC

John Farber of Farber RV Superstore, Columbus, OH

Dave Kobos of Apalachee RV Center,

Leland Waggoner of Chilhowee RV Center, Knoxville, TN

Brad Scott of Scott Motor Coach, Lakeland, NJ

Bill Waits of Xtreme RV of Hobe Sound, FL

Barry Brown and Shirley Brown of Browns RV Superstore, McBee, SC 

 

 

Internet & the purchase process
Online Publishing Association (OPA) Has Released the First Portion of Their Online Advertising Study

excerpt . . .

Internet & The Purchase Process
The study looked at the purchase process, and the results underscored the dominant role of the Internet in every stage. Of consumers who made a purchase in the last month, 48% said the Internet drove initial awareness, 57% said they learned more using the Internet, 55% used the Internet to decide where to buy, and 56% made the final purchase decision using the Internet. Word of Mouth, which also has strong Web components, was second in importance -- however the Internet outpaced all others by at least 50%.

Horan said, "As consumers work their way through the purchase process, the Internet is far and away the most important media they use. With consumers buying everything from groceries to cars online, the Internet's importance may seem obvious. But it is truly stunning to see that the Internet is leading every other media by at least 50%."
 

 

 

 

 
   
   
 

 

 

 

 

 
         

 

     
               
   

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