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Everything
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What is Contextual Marketing?
Contextual marketing is the type of marketing in which an automated system generates ads on a website depending upon the content of the website. This system was first introduced by Google and is called Google AdSense. This system works by providing JavaScript codes to webmasters, which inserted into websites pulled up random ads from the Google inventory. Mostly these ads are in relevance to the content of the website. Contextual marketing provides businesses with more value for their money invested in marketing. It ensures that the customer view the right ad at the right time. This leads to the customer clicking on the ad. This in turn leads to good traffic generation to the website. It engages the right type of customer who is most likely to buy the product. Contextual marketing works invisibly behind the scenes based on the analysis of content. This enables the user to make the purchase if he wants to, without even leaving the site. It links directly to the site where he can make the purchase. Goggle’s maximum revenue is generated by means of the contextual ads that are placed on millions of websites across the world. Contextual marketing enables to make Internet marketing an easier process. Earlier it was not easy to target a specific audience with the kind of ads that they wanted to see. Now, contextual marketing has made this possible. Businesses can now target a smaller and more defined group according to their buying habits. Earlier millions of users had to bear a horde of unwanted ads. Ads that had no relevance to what they wanted to see. This affected the businesses adversely. Older methods of Internet marketing like the push method and the pull method were rendered ineffective by contextual marketing. Those who still use the older systems like banners ads are not getting any gain in their revenue. So if you are one of them, its time to move ahead with time. |