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ADVERTISING & SEO
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Why DIAIS
Put clics to work. Advertising is a sales engine
Google Ads
Contextual advertising is a type of advertising on the Internet that aims to display advertisements to users based on the specific context or content of the web pages they are viewing. This form of advertising relies on algorithms and intelligent technology to determine which advertising will best meet the needs and interests of the user at a particular time.
SMM
SMM or social media marketing is a type of marketing activity aimed at promoting products or services through the use of social media platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube and others. SMM includes a variety of strategies and actions to attract the attention of the target audience, increase awareness of the brand, maintain interest in products or services, build customer interaction and, ultimately, increase sales.
Targeting
Targetting is a marketing and advertising strategy that consists in a directed impact on a specific audience or group of people who have certain characteristics or interests. The basic idea of goal setting activities is to advertise products or services in a way that is attractive and meets the needs and expectations of the target audience.
SEO
SEO is a set of strategies and practices aimed at optimizing a website or other online content in order to improve its visibility in search engines such as Google, Bing, Yahoo and others. The main purpose of SEO is to ensure that web pages appear in the top positions in search results for certain keywords or phrases that correspond to the content of the site.
Marketing Strategy
Marketing strategy is a detailed action plan or set of strategic approaches that a company uses to achieve its marketing goals and market positioning. This strategy is focused on determining how the company will attract, attract, satisfy and retain customers, as well as how it will compete in the market.
Remarketing
Retargeting is a marketing strategy aimed at re-attracting the attention of users who have already had contact with a product or brand, but have not carried out the desired action, for example, have not made a purchase. This strategy is based on the idea that potential customers who have already shown interest in a product or service have a greater chance of conversion, and re-paying their attention can help make a purchase or carry out another targeted action.
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