The future of digital marketing (Business Opportunities - Marketing & Sales)
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The future of digital marketing | |
It’s no secret that digital tools have rapidly accelerated the evolution of marketing as we know it. Just a few years ago, digital marketing involved omnichannel maximization and the rise of the Internet of Things (IoT). As reality becomes increasingly virtual, businesses must continue to adapt to the seemingly limitless pathways through which to connect with users. From virtual reality headsets to AI everything, businesses have the opportunity to offer bite-sized, personalized messaging through more channels than ever before. As users become more entrenched in ever-changing digital worlds, it’s become essential for modern digital marketers to stay ahead of the curve. So which emerging online marketing trends are gaining the most traction? What makes a trend Trends exist in every facet of the digital marketing world, from the way a digital marketer collect data to the types of stories they tell consumers. These trends don’t just reflect what types of marketing tactics are most effective at driving revenue; they indicate how people live their lives and what they need as consumers. Digital marketers rely on trends to remain relevant and build credibility with their audience. To identify these trends, businesses would be wise to analyze every facet of how their audiences consume content, use tech tools, and access information. Data gathering: prioritizing privacy Collecting information about user behavior is one of the best ways to identify upcoming trends and apply them to specific products and services. But the way businesses gather that data is changing, as questions about privacy and ethics rise to the forefront. Many businesses have dipped themselves into hot water for misusing customer data and violating the privacy of their users. As users demand more control over their data, forward-thinking businesses are pivoting how they gather consumer information. Businesses are transitioning away from using third-party cookies and toward collecting first-party data from users who opt into sharing their information. They’re also employing zero-party data—or information that a user explicitly volunteers to a business—through surveys, polls, and interactive UX design. Not only are these users fully aware of the data they’re sharing with a company, but they can also enjoy a more interactive brand experience as websites highlight different products and information based on user selections. By involving their users in data collection, businesses empower them to assume a fully-informed role in what information they want to share, building a culture of trust and integrity that outlasts even the hottest digital marketing trend cycle. Digital twinning: creating intelligent personas While brands are currently focusing on collecting information from real users, businesses may soon focus on simulated user behavior to inform their interactions with real users. A digital twin of the customer (DTOC) is a super-powered customer persona based on aggregated information about user behaviors.1 But unlike traditional buyer personas, DTOCs take on a life of their own, providing dynamic predictions about their real-life counterpart’s behavior. Although true digital twins are still in their infancy, advanced machine learning and artificial intelligence or AI technology may soon make the idea of DTOC more achievable than ever. Brands will be able to provide more accurate customizations for real user groups based on the patterns they observe in the digital twins, all while protecting any of the individual’s identifiable information. Joining the chat: optimizing content for voice search When it comes to the impact of voice-activated tools on consumer behavior, the numbers speak for themselves. 61% of adults in the United States use some form of voice assistant, with 57% of voice assistant users making voice commands on a daily basis.2 Smart speakers were introduced to the market for the first time in 2014, and now over a third of Americans have one in their home. As more consumers rely on voice search to interact with content online, savvy businesses are racing to optimize their web content for use by smart assistants. Although long-form content certainly has its place in the world of e-commerce SEO or search engine optimization, it’s likely that short-form snippets will be the key to harnessing voice search as well. By strategically organizing online content into concise excerpts, businesses can make their content more appealing to voice assistant algorithms. This involves both producing natural, conversational short-form content and writing long-form content where each sentence can stand alone in response to voice queries. For more details on our products and services, please feel free to visit us at: Link Building Services, Google Adwords, Google Local Business, Web Analytics Service & Article Submission Services. Please feel free to visit us at: https://webigg.com/ | |
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