Three methods to accelerate your brand’s growth with digital marketing
Technology and innovation are essential to help businesses meet their customers’ ever-changing demands — especially at the speed of change happening in today’s environment, says Desirée Gullan, co-founder and executive creative director of G&G Digital.
This disruption pushed marketing professionals into uncharted territories in a short time, presenting new opportunities for organisations to rethink their traditional marketing strategies to meet consumer demands.
With lockdown restrictions, consumers started spending more time and money online. Some brands were prepared, while others had to adapt quickly to new digital strategies to meet their target audience’s changing behaviours.
Marketing professionals can give their business the edge by increasing their digital focus and, with that, the ability to meet customers’ demands instantaneously. Digital is measurable, so it also allows you to identify and optimise what’s working and pivot quickly to change what’s not working.
It also shows that a business is agile, adaptable and ready for any challenges. To stay ahead of the curve with digital marketing, here are three proven methods that you can implement:
1. Use data to inform strategy
Data, search and analytical tools can help identify who your target audiences are and help you to understand their ever-shifting needs. These insights should inform strategy, drive creative teams and drive media strategists to execute meaningful campaigns that drive higher engagement and achieve ROI.
2. Have a digital-first focus for a competitive edge
Target audiences have pivoted to be more online and that’s where your business needs to be. It’s not enough to have excellent products or services; your businesses should implement digital marketing strategies that can quickly react and scale to customer expectations.
3. Meet customers where they’re at
As consumers spend more time online, make sure that your brand meets them in their preferred digital spaces and push these leads down the marketing and sales funnel.
By shifting marketing budgets from traditional to online, brands can raise awareness of their products and services and ensure sales conversions. It becomes easier for marketers to engage with customers in real-time, assuring customers that their favourite brands are listening to their needs.
To maintain growth beyond the pandemic, continue to build on the strategies and platforms you embraced during your pivot to digital. This will contribute to your long-term growth and deliver outstanding customer experience.
By doing so, customers feel valued, knowing their brands respond to their immediate needs and interests and are there for the long haul.
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1. Use data to inform strategy
Data, search and analytical tools can help identify who your target audiences are and help you to understand their ever-shifting needs. These insights should inform strategy, drive creative teams and drive media strategists to execute meaningful campaigns that drive higher engagement and achieve ROI.
2. Have a digital-first focus for a competitive edge
Target audiences have pivoted to be more online and that’s where your business needs to be. It’s
3. Meet customers where they’re at
As consumers spend more time online, make sure that your brand meets them in their preferred digital spaces and push these leads down the marketing and sales funnel.
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