Know-How Exchange : E-Marketing

eMarketing or electronic marketing refers to the application of marketing principles and techniques via electronic media and more specifically the Internet. The terms eMarketing, Internet marketing and online marketing, are frequently interchanged, and can often be considered synonymous.

Yep, that is what e-marketing means. Now that you know, test, test, test your campaigns. Know your targeted audience well and exceed their expectations. I also recommend that you join a safelist. You can just search the keyword and pick the one that works for you.

Williams Ford
WGF Enterprises, Inc.

Dear Download49,

You've touched on a subject dear to my heart.

Simply put, e-marketing refers to any and all aspects associated with promoting, marketing, persuading, and selling electronic goods, services, and products via the Internet.

This can apply to e-books, home study courses, audio, video, and most other forms of downloadable content.

The term also applies to tangible, shippable goods such as one might buy from Amazon.com.

In a nutshell, the way to conduct e-marketing is to:

1. Find a niche in need (the narrower and more focused the better).
2. Offer people within that niche solutions and great value.
3. Talk to those people about the things that are important to them.
4. Serve them well by offering astonishing value.
5. Add them to your list.
6. Keep marketing to them.

As with so many other aspects of marketing, your ability to establish and maintain a relationship based on trust and the giving of value and benefits, those are the primary keys that will make you profitable.

It takes time and is NOT a quick way to wealth. But done well, the returns can be impressive. If I can be of more help, please see my profile for my contact details.

I hope this helps you.

Gary Bloomer
Wilmington, DE, USA

Also, the 7P's is your top point..

Luis

Also: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Online_marketing

Dear All,

Is it me , or have the last few questions posted in this section been ones that would be better served by a quick search on Google.

Question being answered case in point.

Regards,
Clive Fernandes