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Tuesday, 15 April 2008 |
By Kevin Sinclair
It is all good and well to start an Internet marketing campaign, especially if the people you are targeting are those you consider more than likely to use the Net to find out about or buy the products and services you have on offer. However, this could be a total waste of your time and energy, if you are not assiduous about assessing the response to your internet marketing. Each time you apply a change to your marketing strategy you should assess what has happened as a result of that change and whether or not it has provided you with a greater or lesser profit than before the change was made. This will show exactly what is, and what is not, working for you.
The assessment of response from your Internet marketing can be carried out by several different methods. Two of the most popular ways are embedded HTML code and the completion of customer surveys. You can design the surveys to be as straightforward or as detailed as you wish, taking into account the amount of feedback you want to receive, but it is advisable to cover the subject |
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