subject: A Strategy For Smart Internet Marketing [print this page] In a corporate culture SMART objectives are continuously being pushed, The positive side is, it will make you think as to how this applies in the online world of business, especially in internet marketing.
The definition of SMART is Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Realistic, and Time bound. It simply means are you focused and spending enough time on given tasks and doing something which will produce obvious outcome? Smart people always predefine their goals and break them down in pieces as milestones and try to achieve them in installments.
Smart internet marketing is all about predefining your goals and dividing them as daily, weekly, monthly or even hourly task. When you start working on it the first thing you need to ask yourself is "what benefit I will get from doing this? Will it provide you an immediate benefit or is this just a part of the bigger picture?
You can start with setting your milestones, for example you can set a target of writing 4 articles in one day and how much time you are willing to spend on researching each topic, and how many words you are aiming to write. This is an example of a longer term benefit; the article remains there and will continue to drive traffic towards your website in the coming weeks and months. Remember, it is rare to see immediate results from a particular article.
On the other hand, if you want to market a particular product, this can be an immediate benefit, because if the product is right for users and you make efforts in right direction, there are high chances of customers buying your products immediately by which you will get immediate rewards.
Smart internet marketing is all about remaining focused on your goals and do not get distracted by other flashy internet marketing websites; it is all about defining your own strategy and adhering to it. You must have confidence in yourself for the task you set for yourself that it is definitely achievable and will be completed in a reasonable time frame. You should ask yourself to understand the reasons for doing it.
Each night before sleep, think about what you want to achieve on next day and write it down. You should also try and put a time limit on each task and should prioritize them in a couple of ways. First pick up the easiest task in terms of time to complete, and then move ahead. You can always rearrange your priorities depending on the market trends.
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by: Alan L Smith
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