Promoting Your Industrial Website Outside The Internet For Premium Exposure
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Enhancing Offline Promotion for Your Industrial Website
Summary
Your website should be the go-to destination for potential clients. It's crucial to make it informative, attractive, and user-friendly to convert visitors into clients.Promoting Your Industrial Website Beyond the Internet
Background
A survey by IndustrialLeaders.com indicates that most industrial product buyers turn to the internet for sourcing supplies, equipment, and machinery. Interestingly, over 92% of these buyers do not have a preferred supplier when searching online.While online marketing techniques like pay-per-click and targeted ads are effective, savvy marketers understand the importance of reaching buyers offline. This approach provides a significant edge over competitors striving for online supremacy. This article guides you on gaining that competitive edge.
Offline Promotion Strategies
Make Your Website the First Choice
Promoting your website offline can be as vital as online efforts, depending on factors like budget, target market, and industry. Start by inventorying your office materials that can display your website address:- Media releases
- Brochures and catalogs
- Stationery (business cards, envelopes, etc.)
- Promotional items (calendars, pens, etc.)
- Newsletters and reports
Simply displaying your web address isn't enough. Each promotion should incentivize visiting your site. Consider what would make someone take time out of their day to visit your website and incorporate that into your messaging.
Media Releases
Always include your URL in press releases, but add a reason for visiting your site. Editors typically avoid promotional content, so approach it creatively. Announce something new: a product, e-catalog, or an informative segment. Such releases are more publishable and create compelling reasons to visit your site.Brochures & Catalogs
Despite high costs, maintaining both print and digital catalogs caters to different preferences. Use these tips:- Display your web address on every page.
- Offer incentives to visit your site.
- Include a site map on the back with URLs to key pages.
- Provide contact emails to cater to those preferring digital communication.
- Feature a ‘Bargain Page’ connected to your website for deals.
Cost Management
Printing can be expensive. Apply promotional labels on existing catalogs to advertise specials and your website at reduced costs.Stationery
Ensure all business stationery includes your URL and a visiting incentive. Business cards, with more space, can detail your website and act as year-long mini-billboards.Advertising Specialties
Promotional items (pens, t-shirts, mugs) usually only bear a logo. Enhance these with your web address and an incentive to visit your site. Wearables offer excellent exposure as mobile advertisements.Newsletters, Reports, and White Papers
Incorporate your website promotion into newsletters and reports. These materials remind prospects to visit your site and check for new benefits.Conclusion
Successful promotion requires investment and integration of various mediums for maximum exposure. The internet will only grow in importance?"position your website for future success. Implement these strategies to extend your reach and enhance effectiveness.About the Author
Conrad Bailey is the co-founder and vice president of IndustrialLeaders.com, a leading Industrial Supply Trade Portal for engineers and industrial buyers.You can find the original non-AI version of this article here: Promoting Your Industrial Website Outside The Internet For Premium Exposure.
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