Cyber Marketing

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The common most example of cyber marketing that sticks out to me is the banners that are posted on specific websites, such as Facebook. The online stores I shop at will post advertisements on the side of Facebook that I am interested in. I will shop online at Vineyard vines, and on Facebook, there will be an ad for the store, promoting new products. In ones opinion, this can be a good or bad way to market a company. It get's the attention of the consumer, but also can bother them because ads that pop up on every website that someone visits gets a bit annoying.
Another example is e-mail, I receive tons of emails that are just junk, most of the time they're from stores that I shop at, sending out coupons for their store, or promoting their newest product. The company is trying to market their products over email, GREAT! Except I hate getting junk email, don't we all?!
A very significant asset of cyber marketing is that it empowers you to win a profitable amount of customers, increases customer loyalty, low market costs, high profit margin and also 24/7 services. This is significant because it's the most effective way to target a consumer. Customer loyalty is very important; it shows that you have integrity toward someone and that you care about him or her. Customers are always first! For example, I work at a golf course; our website is very user friendly, has great resources, and access 24/7. Each year we do an article on the golf course, what's happening around the course for the season and send it out to people, along with updates weekly about the golf course too. This form of marketing helps us keep in contact with the customers and also hopes to bring business to the facility.
