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Which online advertising type is best for your brand?

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The advertising industry is a tricky venture. But when done right, it’ll return money, customers, and even bragging rights.

🎲 If you want to get these, HubSpot suggests you first familiarize yourself with the different online advertising types:

1. Social media advertising

Social platforms are networks with billions of potential customers. No wonder social ad spending has an all-time high projection of more than $247.3 billion by 2027.

You can choose the ad types, audience targeting models, and platforms that work best with your branding. Don’t forget to ride on social trends to enjoy the generous exposure offered by social media platforms.

2. Paid search advertising

Search engines use keywords and SEO in their ad display algorithms. And while appearing in organic search results is good, investing in paid search is your key to higher visibility.

Through paid search advertising, you can:

  • Increase your revenue by up to 4x
  • Gain a competitive edge over similar brands
  • Rank higher in search engine results pages

3. Native advertising

Native advertising media is designed to match the natural flow of any content you choose. This way, sponsored and promo content doesn’t look like ads.

In this advertising type, you pay for sponsored content to maximize audience exposure. Hence, the main challenge is finding publishers with editorial expertise and solid viewership.

4. Display Advertising

Display ads combine media with a CTA in a variety of formats. They’re cheaper than search ads but have lower click-through rates (CTR).

Still, display advertising can deliver a decent ROI, which is what you want if you want a visibility boost with a tight budget.

💡 Fun fact: You can ad them up

You don’t have to limit yourself to one, especially if you have the money to mix and match. Doing so increases your chances of reaching your target market sooner than expected.

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SOCIAL PULSE

Shoppers want more digital payment options—should you offer one?

Aside from technological advancements, the ecommerce industry has witnessed the evolution of online payment modes. Digital Commerce 360 concludes this would be a lasting trend, as 59% of young shoppers won’t buy anything without a digital payment option.

📣 A related survey revealed that:

  • 82% of Americans expect businesses to offer and adopt new payment technologies.
  • 41% hope to see this happen one year after the technologies become available.
  • Younger generations like Gen Zs consider payment options in their buying decisions, with 54% favoring brands with flexible and convenient payment modes.

What does this mean? 

For starters, this reminds you to “embrace online payment technologies that align with consumer preferences.” Otherwise, you’ll risk losing sales due to an inconvenient and complicated payment process.

Large retailers, led by Walmart and Amazon, have already added a Buy Now Pay Later option for customers. Beyond being a reminder, this means you must keep up with new trends to thrive in the rapidly changing industry. ⏩

TACTIC TALKS

3 best ways to adapt to the latest AI ecommerce trends

Speaking of adapting to new trends, AI continues to transform the ecommerce landscape. According to Appinventiv, those leveraging this tech not only optimize their operations but also gain a huge competitive advantage.

If you want to harness the full power of AI for your business, here’s how you can smoothly adapt to its latest trends:

  • Address your business pain points. AI can help you audit your processes, including marketing, inventory management, and logistics operations. Take advantage of this to improve and streamline your workflow and eliminate inefficiencies.
  • Conduct research and analyses. Did you know you can do competitor analysis with AI? This technology has truly been a marvel for ecommerce brands, but only if you know how to use AI-powered tools. So, you better do some reading to see which ones are best for your business.
  • Make data-based decisions. This one shouldn’t be that hard, considering there’s no shortage of data in today’s era. For example, you can use A/B testing results to pick the AI-written content for your ads. Or maybe generate media materials based on current market research information. 

🌊 Bonus step: Dip your toe in the AI-infused water

Because if you don’t, you won’t enjoy the thrill of chasing new AI trends, let alone revolutionize your business through the steps above. Besides, how will you succeed if you don’t try?

Author : SellerBites
Faith began working on SellerBites in 2021, a weekly newsletter that provides sellers with the latest news and updates in FBA. With first-hand experience in managing various seller and vendor accounts, she understands what sellers face on this platform. Her background led to the conception of SellerBites, which main goal is to help people become better, more informed entrepreneurs in the Amazon marketplace.
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