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17th Jan 2012 | Author: James Knight

Digital Marketing Tools For Campaign Optimisation

If you wish to collect big returns on your digital marketing investment, then you should work to optimise your marketing strategy on a continuous basis. Consider making a habit of it. If you are hoping to reach a point, where the task of optimisation is ‘finished’, then you have yet to understand that optimisation is an ongoing process. Optimisation is not a ‘project’ that has a start and finish date; it is a daily task that has to be continuously performed to maximise the efficiency of one’s digital marketing efforts.

The last few years has seen a growth in digital marketing applications and services, which make the job of optimising conversions much easier. Many of these services are priced at very low rates, and some are even free. These digital marketing tools can give a strong boost to your marketing efforts, driving large amounts of useful traffic to your website. Leading analysts generally recommend that marketers first gain experience using free tools, before paying for stronger solutions, once they get the hang of it.

Previously, one of the main excuses given by digital marketing experts for not optimising a website was the lack of access to optimisation tools and resources. In those days, digital marketing tools like web analytics, A/B, personalisation tools, multivariate (MVT) testing tools, and even usability studies were quite costly. This excuse is no longer valid. In the past, technology websites used to post articles about digital marketing tools that help in optimisation. Today, one can see whole websites dedicated to optimisation-related tools.

These applications enable digital marketing specialists to gather insights about a client’s customers and campaigns. Optimisation experts can later use these insights to spot opportunities for improving a marketing strategy, such as:

• Developing new landing pages.

• Creating new hypotheses for testing.

• Learning how to segment and target customers, efficiently.

• Improving different marketing channels.

If an online marketing company only has a handful of clients, they may not need a full-time employee who specialises in optimisation. However, any company doing business of more than a million dollars in online revenue, generally, does need a specialist. This also goes for firms managing the digital marketing activities of large companies and brands.

Today, the only reasons for not optimising a campaign vigorously, is the laziness, ignorance or lack of importance, given by online marketers. It is time that marketers began taken optimisation seriously!

Qudos Digital is a leading digital marketing agency, and can be contacted on 0845 388 5583 or info@qudosdigital.co.uk.

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