Direct Marketing Online in Sweden
Together with a major affiliate marketing company, Rekommendationer.se has been able to market directly and ethically towards consumers close to a purchase.
(PRWEB) March 13, 2006 -- Among all the marketing channels available today, few are as powerful as the search engines. Consumers using search engines have generally come very far in their purchasing decision, and are therefore ideal to target with a product or service matching their needs.Traditionally, this has been done by either purchasing sponsored listings for terms associated with your product or service, or creating a web site and getting a search engine optimization consultants aid to place it well organically for your company's key terms. This type of work is often both time and cost consuming.
Now, however, a new alternative has been created in Sweden: a direct marketing option thought as an alternative to the expensive direct mailings sent in millions to mailboxes everywhere. It should be noted that this new marketing channel in no way is as junk-labeled as direct mail, and that is done simply by only providing the searcher with what he or she is looking for.By also partnering up with a successful SEO consultant, Rekommendationer.se has been able to create search engine traffic for keywords specifically relevant to its clients, and to market that client for that keyword. Naturally, this is done completely according to search engine guidelines and regulations, and the information served is always educational.
One of the larger clients, a loan provider, created information aiding consumers ready to commit to a new mortgage, and Rekommendationer.se was able to create a campaign around that information that in a few short months drew and continues to draw highly qualified visitors.
During Q1 and Q2 of 2006 Rekommendationer.se will continue to create campaigns for its clients, and continue to create successful matches between companies and the consumers ready to commit. Rekommendationer.se predicts to increase turnaround by 50% in each of those quarters with profits rising almost in parallel.
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