Internet Marketing, Advertising, and Public Relations: What are they and how are they different & alike?
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Marketing is the blanket for all efforts to sell a product, gain customers, brand a product and promote.\n\nAdvertising is the means to put these efforts forth through various channels\n\nPublic relations is just that, everything from how the public views your company to damage control for errors.\n\nA large answer to a small question..that's just the surface.\n\n\nMike\n\n=====================
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You may want to search for the data you need from the Internet Retailer magazine http://www.internetretailer.com - they always have case studies and featured companies that talk of the most effective ways of bringing in traffic and sales.\n\nIn our case, 83% of our traffic comes from search engines. We did not pay for search engine optimization; we just did it inhouse through trial and error. Only about 10% comes from paid advertising. We feel that the effort we put in understanding the SEs paid off as it is free traffic.
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Marketing in ebusiness applications (anything web-based, like online billing systems, etc., or it depends on whether business-to-business or business-to-consumer, etc.)\n\nAny software that you buy on the Internet, typically under 1,000 a seat, could be marketing of an ebusiness application.\n\nIf you need help undertanding what marketing is, I would keep looking.
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Unfortunately, I haven't used them. I've had great success with PR Web, however.\n\nCheers!
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I think you should study the market a bit and learn about people. Then define what you product communicates and what offers. Then you decide your best strategy. For nutrition products, you could use network marketing. If there's a nutrition chain in the market, you should talk to them. Over at the internet is a good way to find local representations. Remember that your web page should be very persuasive. In the end, I think you should get some marketing advice from a friend or consultant.
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You can read an Article on marketing,promoting,Advertising.Your web site or product here.\nHope this helps,\nHave a great day,\nSurfin.
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Advertising...\na good variation of word searching... \ngood name....\n\nthe more people that visit ur web,.. the more people will see u when they search.. u have to start from the beginning and spend time on a goood advertisement...
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Yahoo provides search marketing and advertising information on their website.  Here's a direct link to more information: http://searchmarketing.yahoo.com/index.php?arp=2&o=US1875&cmp=YahooHLFeb28_drive3&ctv=v2&s=Y&s2=NO&s3=FP&b=50
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Try CRMguru.com or Marketing Profs (find it in google)
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Communication in the 21st century:Benefits of the Internet
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Advertising is more about the brand, promotion is about a specific product.
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Have a look at some of the articles on advertising at http://www.hammocksurvivalguide.com/\nYou might find some really useful info.
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Try here:\n\nhttp://blogs.salon.com/0001455/stories/2003/05/29/socialMarketing.html
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There's this amazing invention called a search engine on the internet, maybe enter the word "marketing" in it and the criteria of marketing you are curious about and press enter.......
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The World Advertising Research Center has a number of very interesting studies on the future of interactive advertising.\n\nhttp://www.warc.com/Search/IndexSearch/Browse.asp?txtLevel1=Other%20Marketing%20Communications&txtLevel2=Interactive%20marketing
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MARKETING includes identifying unmet needs; producing products and services to meet those needs: and pricing, distributing, and promoting those products and services to produce a profit.  \n\nMarketing consists of all activities designed to generate and facilitate any exchange intended to satisfy human needs or wants. More simply put in business terms, activities designed to plan, price, promote and distribute products or services to target markets.\n\nMarketing is a fact of life. There are so many businesses in so many categories, how will you persuade potential customers to come to you, to make people aware of your business, products or services and convince them to buy?\n\n4 P's of Marketing\n\nProduct - the products or services you offer and are they unique, superior, easier to use.\n\nPrice - how much to sell your products for, based on your cost and value to potential customers.\n\nPromotion - communicating to potential customers to create an awareness of your business.\n\nPlace - your business location and methods of distributing your products. \n\nThere are many methods of marketing from simple to elaborate and from inexpensive to extremely costly. The following list outlines some common marketing and communication methods used by millions of businesses to reach their potential customers:\n    * Print advertising in newspapers, magazines, business journals, community newsletters, etc.\n    * Developing sales flyers, brochures or newsletters for distribution to potential customers.\n    * Attend trade shows or exhibitions related to your industry, product or business.\n    * Press releases and public service announcements in newspapers. Usually free and good exposure.\n    * Cooperative marketing efforts (in advertising, etc) with a business that compliments yours.\n    * Join community networking groups like your local chamber of commerce or business committee.\n    * Join professional associations through your industry, business or personal credentials.\n    * Internet marketing is an exciting and inexpensive method of regional, national or global marketing.\n    * Telemarketing to potential customers off a list or out of the telephone book.\n    * Direct marketing with written correspondence using a list to mail or fax marketing literature.
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Could you clearly define "advertising"? Only in newspapers? Anywhere? Only the costs of the pure "information distribution" or also the production costs like desktop publishing and so on?\n\nAnd what should the information help you at all? Most advertisement still are a local thing - with the exception of very few really international websites.