Marketing Trends 2011

The Top 10 Internet & Search Marketing Trends for 2011. Posted bydimitriszotoson to Marketing, SEO, Social Media As the year comes to a close, we share with you our insights related to the Internet & Online Marketing trends of 2011.

We examine closely the most important trends from the SEO industry to Social Media & Location Based Marketing and from Mobile Marketing to Email Marketing and Budget Allocation. Of course there is no magic behind these predictions, just our insights as web professionals and as members of the growing online marketing community. Our advice to all internet professionals, from webmasters to online marketers, is to take into account all the trends, filter them and fit the selected ones to their strategies.

Content might still be the king but there are also tons of factors that also need to be taken into account in search engine optimization. 2. Online spend by all means, including search engine optimization, search marketing, display ads, social media and mobile marketing will be increased against conventional media. Top Four Sales and Marketing Trends of 2011. Digital Marketing Trends 2011. Happy New Year All!

We’ve decided to kick off 2011 with some insights from our favourite peers and digital marketers on the trends to watch out for in the year ahead. Insights are based on anything from content development, to web analytics, to the increasingly relevant subject of mobile marketing. 2011 digital marketing trends > Smart Insights Digital Marketing. My predictions on 11 marketing trends for 2011 I’m was early in reviewing marketing trends for 2011 since I presented my predictions on the latest developments at the IDM/DMA North Annual Conference in October 2010.

You can view my presentation at the end of this post. Top Ten Digital Marketing Trends For 2011 - HorizonWatching. If you are in the marketing profession, I think you’ll agree that our profession is experiencing some major disruption.

The traditional marketing theory and methods I learned at Kellogg Graduate School of Management back in the mid-90’s are still very valid. Half the battle is still doing the all important work of market segmentation, targeting, and positioning. I still refer to my 7th edition of Phil Kotler’s textbook Marketing Management from time to time (although that book is now in it’s 12th edition!)

However, back in 1995, we had no clue just how much the Internet would impact marketing over the next 15 years. And the impact has been very significant. Top Internet Marketing Trends For 2011: The Best Strategies To Follow. Internet Marketing: Future Trends and Emerging Trends by Robin Good 1) From Screaming to Helping One of the major shifts happening to the universe of marketing and advertising is the one represented by a deep and profound move from noise-making and attention-gathering approach typical of classical advertising and of the early, primitive use of many new media formats (from blogs to videos, Facebook and Twitter), to one of help and instantaneous utility provision.

The shift is from distracting, interrupting, and light-info-gossiping into providing high-value editorial and service propositions taking many different formats and styles. In simpler words: advertising moves from making noise to becoming as useful and helpful as it can. Blogs move from bursting out posts and posts over a hundred different topics to produce higher quality content in much more specific directions. 10 marketing trends popping up in 2011. By Bruce Horovitz, USA TODAY You can say one thing with certainty about new product trends for 2011: They're pretty wacky.

That's a good thing. It could be a sign of an improving economy. Or a signal that consumers and consumer product makers are ready to break out of the box after two years of recession-induced creative immobility. For two years, the snake-bitten economy has fostered one overriding new product trend: fewer gee-whizzers. "We're going to see a ramp-up in risk taking," says Tom Vierhile, director of product launch analytics at researcher Datamonitor. Even then, chief among 2011's consumer-packed good trends are these: Keep it simple. "The major forces in the marketplace for 2011 are those that help consumers simplify," says Lynn Dornblaser, new products guru at Mintel, the research firm. The sheer numbers are on the rise, too. Three Marketing Trends for 2011. Editor’s Note: The following is a guest post from Ilana Rabinowitz, Vice-President of Marketing for Lion Brand Yarn Company.

These three concepts are not new ­– in fact they are age-old techniques that merchants have used whenever they came to public markets to sell their wares and stood face-to-face with the customer. For a while, in the era of mass media, these vital elements were lost, but now, digital marketing tools like websites and social media give us the opportunity to recapture elements of that personal relationship. What has also changed are the customers. They are bombarded with messages and showered with choices. They need some way to tell the difference between you and the competition. 1. When you communicate by telling a story, you influence people by helping them decide for themselves what the truth is.

Stories are told in “about us” pages, on YouTube and on blogs. 10 Marketing Trends for 2011. I recently completed a new point-of-view for SIGMA which outlines how I think marketing will be changing in the next few years.

It’s surprising how many times I’ve revised it in just a month, so my top 10 predictions for next year will probably change just as quickly. Given that disclaimer, here’s what I see as the big issues facing marketers next year: Customer engagement is not a passing fad. In a previous post, I described customer engagement as customers engaging with one another or with a company (which can happen either online or offline).

There have been similar terms in the past, such as “customer intimacy,” but engagement won’t be a short-term fad. Communication and Marketing Trends for 2011. By: Gini Dietrich | October 5, 2010 | It might be too early in the year to write this post, but Patti Knight and I had a conversation yesterday about the future of brick and mortar offices and it got me thinking about trends for next year, let alone 10 years from now.

So following are what I think are going to be the communication and marketing trends for 2011. 1. Content, content, content. Did I mention content? 2. 3. 4. I have about 12 trends I’ve been thinking about for a while, but they’re written down on a post-it note on my desk in the office and, well, I’m not there today. Tendances 2.0 = marketing, communication, media (2010 / 2011 trends). j?r?my dumont.

7 Top Online Marketing Trends for 2011 [Data Included] Heidi Cohen | January 10, 2011 | 23 Comments inShare319 Social media's influence expands.

Shovel and Twitter in hand during the post-Christmas Snowpocalypse, Newark Mayor Cory Booker showed that 2011 will be about being connected, showing up, and responding to customers' needs. Like Mayor Booker, online marketers will require more than social media marketing. Further, as Mayor Booker demonstrated, an integrated approach is essential for achieving your goals. 10 Marketing Trends for 2011. 11 Branding And Marketing Trends For 2011. Author Ursula Le Guin wrote that “legends of prediction are common throughout the whole Household of Man.

Gods speak, spirits speak, computers speak.” What Ms. Le Guin left out were consumers. Consumers speak too. Volumes if you know how to read them. Predictive loyalty metrics allow marketers to decipher consumers’ emotions, expectations, and imminent behaviors in the marketplace.