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Internet marketing provides small businesses and entrepreneurs with opportunities they wouldn’t have had prior to ten or so years ago. Today, startups in Toronto have a chance to build their brand online. It might take some time to do, but it’s possible. The internet has shortened the gap somewhat between small business and big business.
Whether you own a small company and want to build it up online, or a professional who wants to build a personal brand for yourself, you can do so if you have a good strategy and implement it correctly.
Here are some ways you can build your brand online:
Only you can define your company’s visions and goals. While you can’t control everything that happens to your business, you can still establish a long-term vision and try to develop a strategy for achieving that vision. What is your company all about? What makes you stand out? What do you have to offer? What do you wish to achieve? Think about these questions before you get started with internet marketing.
To build a brand online, you will want the search engines to associate your site and profiles with keywords related to your industry. Search engine optimization is essential for not only your website, but all of your social media profiles and business listings as well.
You can’t build a brand online without having a website. Even if your site isn’t built yet, you must still secure the domain name(s). It’s common practice for businesses to secure multiple domain names that are associated with their industry in order to keep competitors from obtaining them. You can have multiple domains all pointing to the same site.
Don’t use your personal Facebook profile for business. Create a separate profile just for your company. Don’t forget about Twitter, LinkedIn, YouTube, and other social media sites. Have a link to your website on your profile pages, and let people know on your website that they can follow you on Facebook and Twitter.
Create a page for your company at places such as Yelp, Google Business, Local Yahoo, Urban Spoon, etc. Encourage customers to leave you ratings and reviews on these pages.
After you are able to define your company, you must get to know your targeted demographic. Who will benefit from the products or services you are providing? Who do you wish to help? If you are a dentist, you will need to reach out for individuals with oral health concerns. If you sell office supplies, you need to reach out to people who make the purchasing decisions for offices. It’s that simple. Determine if there is a specific age group or income demographic who you will need to market your campaigns toward.
Even if you do everything else right, you still won’t be able to build your brand if you have nothing of value to offer in your industry. If it’s a saturated market and you have a lot of competitors, try your best to create something new. If that isn’t possible, then find an angle or topic to reinvent. Your own narrative should be interesting as well. What makes a brand stand out among all of the typical, run of the mill companies is that it has an interesting story about what it stands for and how it came to be.
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