Forgotten Marketing Who Is The Customer
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Forgotten Marketing: Who Is the Customer?
Summary
Recently, I’ve observed discussions among "internet marketers" that remind me of traditional offline marketing principles and their relevance to today's online landscape. These discussions, unsurprisingly centered on Google, revealed that many aspiring online entrepreneurs misunderstand the essence of marketing.Understanding Google Adsense
A common misconception among web publishers is that they see themselves as Google’s customers in the Adsense relationship. In reality, much like magazine advertising, it’s the publisher who is the supplier and the advertiser as the customer.
Successful magazine publishers prioritize their readers by offering quality content, which in turn attracts advertisers. Likewise, for online publishers, long-term success comes from treating advertisers as customers and understanding Google’s significant role as a media buyer.
The Misunderstood Dynamics
Many website owners mistakenly believe that Google owes them a livelihood, viewing themselves as customers. This perspective might be corrected by exploring traditional publishing environments, where it's clear that advertisers fuel the industry.
The Art of Writing
A related discussion highlighted a similar misunderstanding. Some in the online space see themselves not as publishers but as tricksters using the latest gimmicks to manipulate search engines. This led to debates on the merits of rewriting content and the reliance on tools to do so.
Real publishers know that tools can't replace genuine writing. Companies that recognize their market and prioritize high-quality content are the ones poised for success.
Conclusion
In the digital world, understanding your customer starts with recognizing the value of quality content and appreciating the advertiser as an essential partner. The future belongs to those who master these principles.
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