Marketing Tactics

Marketing Tactics

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Marketing Tactics

Marketing tactics can be defined as strategic ways of selling products and enticing potential customers to by the products. Online sellers use paid advertisement, internet marketing and diversity marketing to convince buyers to shop from them rather than elsewhere.

Paid advertisement is a type of marketing tactic whereby the marketer pays for space to advertise. Some of these ad spaces can be found in media, magazines and online at eBay for example or even in classified ads. With marketing campaigns emphasizing in all directions and methods of advertising, paid advertisement is said to captivate the general market globally (Ford “et al”, 2019). If the marketers pay more their adverts may be future on various platform frequently. To reach a final price the buyer and the space ad seller do bidding.

This type of market strategy has shown the following effects on the consumer

Familiarity of the products as the consumer gets more info on the product.

Consumers are motivated when they see an Ad.

For older age group this advertisement doesn’t allure them.

Wirth marketing tactics numerous we need to do or best to reach all potential consumers. In addition to marketing strategies sellers also use internet marketing to get to their consumers. Commonly known as online marketing is another marketing tactic where you use the whole online tools. This is a broad tactic as it includes emails, search engines, paid media and many more. Internet marketing makes marketing easy as it brings brands, products and services. Shih and Chen (2013) state that more internet visitors reach websites via search engines. Internet marketing has impacted the consumer in:-

Buyers have all the information they need and hence have ability to make decisions

Online reviews have helped convince other buyers

References

Ford, K. L., Albritton, T., Dunn, T. A., Crawford, K., Neuwirth, J., & Bull, S. (2019). Youth study recruitment using paid advertising on Instagram, Snapchat, and Facebook: cross-sectional survey study. JMIR public health and surveillance, 5(4), e14080.

Shih, B. Y., Chen, C. Y., & Chen, Z. S. (2013). Retracted: an empirical study of an internet marketing strategy for search engine optimization. Human Factors and Ergonomics in Manufacturing & Service Industries, 23(6), 528-540.