What It's About
This short, information-rich presentation explores why local businesses should strongly consider using online advertising to get increased visibility, branding and lead generation.
What You Will Learn
You will discover the that the targeting and measurability of online advertising has created a “level playing field” where even small, local businesses can compete with national advertisers for the attention of the best prospects and customers right in your backyard - even on a very limited budget!
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3 Keys Of Online Advertising
1. How to use targeted online ads to
increase your visibility, attract new
customers, and stimulate growth
3 Keys to Successful
Online Lead Generation
for Local Businesses
2. Agenda
I. Why targeted display advertising can be
a powerful growth tool for your local
business
II. 3 keys to successful online lead
generation
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4. As the world becomes increasingly
digital…
+ 2.4 billion global internet users
+ 1.1 billion global active
Facebook users
+ 38 million user-generated Yelp
reviews
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5. …local consumers have turned to
shopping online
+ 73% do at least half of their shopping
online
+ 88% of consumers who search for local
business call or visit within 24 hours
+ mobile searchers are 51% more likely
to
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6. More and more ad impressions are
coming from time spent online
+ In 2012 there were 5.3T ads served online in the U.S.
alone!
+ That’s in increase of 1T+ ads since 2009
+ 74.2% of consumers prefer to see ads from local
businesses over national businesses
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7. More local businesses are turning to
online advertising for growth and brand
building…
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3
Big
Reasons
9. Online advertising levels the playing field
for small advertisers…
+ highly targeted (15 mile zip code
radius)
+ Lower cost ($1.50 CPM vs. $4.50
CPm for Radio)
+ 35% of people who have seen an
ad will 9
10. 3 KEYS FOR TO SUCCESSFUL
ONLINE LEAD GENERATION
USING TARGETED DISPLAY
ADS 10
act two
11. Key #1: Create compelling
ads
+ Needs to be grab your
attention
+ Short, Creative copy
+ accurately represents
your 11
12. Start by doing your
homework
+ Determine target
demographics
+ Assess competitor ads
(good,
bad, and ugly) 12
14. Keep it simple
+ Short, crisp copy
+ easy to distinguish
colors, fonts,
and overall design
+ Simpler is better
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15. Strong call-to-action
+ Be precise and clear on
what you
want visitor to do
+ don’t have more than one
(The CTA
that is, not the Martini]
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16. Use your location if
appropriate
+ targeted is always better
+ 74% of people prefer to
see local
ads over non-local ads
+ Start copy with “Denver
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Infographics
Proof
90% of information transmitted to the brain is visual, and visuals are processed 60,000X faster in the brain than text (3M)
According to social media expert Dan Zarrella, images get more shares and likes on Facebook than any other post type—even video (Dan Zarrella)
Publishers who use infographics grow in traffic an average of 12% more than those who don't (AnsonAlex via Hubspot)
Your competition probably isn’t using them; very few small business seem to realize how easy it is to create infographics
How easy is it? You can create them in PowerPoint!
Example: H&R Block: Procrastinators Guide to Filing Taxes [Flowchart]
Best practices
Take time to brainstorm your narrative
Make it substantive and useful, not promotional! (It won’t get shared if it’s promotional)
Find data quickly using Google (all the info you need is a few queries away)
For Google search tips, check out this -- yup -- infographic: http://mashable.com/2011/11/24/google-search-infographic/
Then hire a cheap designer—they’re everywhere (Fiverr.com ($), Elance.com ($), Craigslist ($), 99designs.com ($$))
Infographics
Proof
90% of information transmitted to the brain is visual, and visuals are processed 60,000X faster in the brain than text (3M)
According to social media expert Dan Zarrella, images get more shares and likes on Facebook than any other post type—even video (Dan Zarrella)
Publishers who use infographics grow in traffic an average of 12% more than those who don't (AnsonAlex via Hubspot)
Your competition probably isn’t using them; very few small business seem to realize how easy it is to create infographics
How easy is it? You can create them in PowerPoint!
Example: H&R Block: Procrastinators Guide to Filing Taxes [Flowchart]
Best practices
Take time to brainstorm your narrative
Make it substantive and useful, not promotional! (It won’t get shared if it’s promotional)
Find data quickly using Google (all the info you need is a few queries away)
For Google search tips, check out this -- yup -- infographic: http://mashable.com/2011/11/24/google-search-infographic/
Then hire a cheap designer—they’re everywhere (Fiverr.com ($), Elance.com ($), Craigslist ($), 99designs.com ($$))
Infographics
Proof
90% of information transmitted to the brain is visual, and visuals are processed 60,000X faster in the brain than text (3M)
According to social media expert Dan Zarrella, images get more shares and likes on Facebook than any other post type—even video (Dan Zarrella)
Publishers who use infographics grow in traffic an average of 12% more than those who don't (AnsonAlex via Hubspot)
Your competition probably isn’t using them; very few small business seem to realize how easy it is to create infographics
How easy is it? You can create them in PowerPoint!
Example: H&R Block: Procrastinators Guide to Filing Taxes [Flowchart]
Best practices
Take time to brainstorm your narrative
Make it substantive and useful, not promotional! (It won’t get shared if it’s promotional)
Find data quickly using Google (all the info you need is a few queries away)
For Google search tips, check out this -- yup -- infographic: http://mashable.com/2011/11/24/google-search-infographic/
Then hire a cheap designer—they’re everywhere (Fiverr.com ($), Elance.com ($), Craigslist ($), 99designs.com ($$))