What is Digital Marketing?
General Tips
Tip 1: Choose the right network
Tip 2: Don't overlook the visual
Tip 3: Develop a voice
Tip 4: Consistency
Tip 5: Create meaningful content
Tip 6: Post regularly
Tip 7: Establish a strong profile
Tip 8: Maintain engagement
Tip 9: Claim your name
Facebook
Facebook & Business
Facebook: Filling in information
Facebook: Adding Details
Facebook: Calls-to-action
Facebook: Promoting
Youtube
Youtube: Getting started & what you need
Youtube: Creating your channel
Youtube: Channel customization
Youtube: Creating better video
Youtube: Thumbnails
Youtube: Creating video tags
Youtube: Additional Settings
Twitter
Twitter: Tweets & Timelines
Twitter: Wendy's Example
Twitter: Recognizable Brands
Twitter: Persistent Positivity
Twitter: Using Hashtags
Twitter: Greater Connections
Google Ads
Google Ads: Getting Started
Google Ads: Creating the campaign
Google Ads: Advertising
Google Ads: Views, at what cost?
Google Ads: Advanced Settings
Google Ads: Ad Group
Google Ads: Determining the price of views
Instagram
Instagram: Visually dominant marketing
Instagram: Examples
Instagram: Benefits
Instagram: Business Accounts
Instagram: Hashtags
Instagram: Adding content
Instagram: Ads
Etsy
Reviews
Resources
Your cost-per-click (CPC) for each advertisement is usually lower than your actual maximum CPC bid, which is setting the maximum of how much you can be charged for clicks. According to Google, the average advertiser on AdWords makes two dollars for every dollar they invest in. That means you could potentially double your investments if AdWords is done correctly. Therefore, you’ll want to avoid misusing your budget which can lead to a wasted expense that only generates a few, low-quality leads. So depending on your industry, and the geographical scale you want your ad to reach, will determine the scope of your investment.
The following video will describe more about determining the price of views for yourself and your business: