Marketing FAQ's

There is no set amount, it all depends on your marketing budget. Large companies can invest hundreds of thousands of pounds on target marketing, where as smaller businesses will naturally have a far smaller budget. At Netintelect, we provide a marketing plan based on your monthly/yearly budget to ensure this is cost effective and profitable for your business.

Netintelect Multi Media provide the following digital media services :

SEMrush Marketing Management

Content Marketing Management

Search Engine Marketing Management

Google PPC Advertising Management

Google Analytics Management

Mobile Marketing Management

Social Media Marketing Management

Email Marketing

Digital marketing is one of the most popular ways for businesses to try to increase sales.

Through the online marketing of their products or services, a business can engage with their target marketing, provide a tailored customer experience and encouraging them to become regular customers or followers.

Content marketing
Search engine marketing
Display Advertising
Mobile Marketing
Social Media Marketing
Email Marketing
Influencer Marketing
Affiliate Marketing

Semrush is an all-in-one tool suite for improving online visibility and discovering marketing insights. SEMrush tools and reports are able to help marketers that work in the following services: SEO, PPC, SMM, Keyword Research, Competitive Research, PR, Content Marketing, Marketing Insights, Campaign Management.

With SEMrush, you can identify trends that occur within your industry niche. It audits your on-page SEO and helps you improve your pages. This allows you to understand your page better and optimize it for SEO for better lead generation. In addition, SEMrush helps you identify valuable keywords for your campaign as well as competitor research.

SEMrush is an invaluable SEO tool that does your keyword research, tracks the keyword strategy your competition uses, runs an SEO audit of your blog, looks for backlinking opportunities, and lots more. Internet marketers all over the world trust Semrush and is highly recommended. SEMrush is one of our primary marketing analysis tools.

The following tools allow for greater control and understanding of your position and competition.

PPC Keyword Research

We Build your perfect paid search campaign with the keyword research tools.

Website Monetization

We monetize your audience with powerful tools for bloggers, AdSense publishers, and affiliate managers.

Competitor Analysis

Increase your website traffic and improve performance with competitors’ winning strategies.

Market Analysis

Analyze your position and get ahead of the competition in a current or new market.

Paid Advertising

We provide the paid keywords and ad copy from your competitor’s PPC ads.

Competitor PR Monitoring

We track your rivals’ online mentions and social media presence. Build your brand reputation.

Competitor Analysis

Increasing your website traffic and improve performance with competitors’ winning strategies.

Market Analysis

Analyzing your position to get ahead of the competition in a current or new market.

Paid Advertising

We provide the paid keywords and ad copy from your competitor’s PPC ads.

Competitor PR Monitoring

We track your rivals’ online mentions and social media presence. Build your brand reputation.

Content Marketing

Developing a powerful content strategy with data-driven solutions

Content Creation and Distribution

We create and share traffic-driving articles that resonate with your audience

Content Optimization

Provide recommendations on optimizing your content to drive more organic traffic

Content Marketing Analytics

Assess your content performance to identify areas of improvement

Here are some of the best ways to improve your ad rank that don’t require raising bids.

Use SEMrush & GA4 to perform research
Quality Score and the Ad Rank Formula.
Use Search Terms as Keywords.
Work on your Ad Relevance.
Use the Keyword Tool.
Work on Improving your Website.
Include Main Keywords in the Meta Tags of your Website.

Pay-per-click (PPC) is an online advertising model in which an advertiser pays a publisher every time an advertisement link is “clicked” on.

Alternatively, PPC is known as the cost-per-click (CPC) model.

The pay-per-click model is offered primarily by search engines (e.g., Google) and social networks (e.g., Facebook). Google Ads, Facebook Ads, and Twitter Ads are the most popular platforms for PPC advertising.

Generally, companies should anticipate paying £0.40-£2 per click to market on the Google search network.

On average small businesses, as well as medium-sized organizations, spend monthly between £4,000 and £8,000 on PPC throughout the year (Stats as of Feb 2021).

Total Cost/ Number of Clicks = Cost Per Click.
(Number of Clicks/ Number of Impressions) x 100 = Click Through Rate.
Campaign Cost/ Number of Conversions = Cost Per Conversion.
[ (Revenue Generated – Campaign Cost) / Campaign Cost ] x 100 = Return on Investment.

When you create your ad, you’ll choose a set of keywords – the words or phrases that will trigger your ad to show.

Then, when people search using the words or phrases that you picked, your text ads can appear alongside or above search results.

The ads can appear in carousels at the top of the search results on mobile and desktop, and in the right column on desktop in a block or in a “knowledge card.”

What determines the position of a Google ads PPC ad?
Ad Rank determines your ad position and whether your ads are eligible to show at all.

Generally speaking, the ad with the highest Ad Rank gets to show in the top position and the ad with the second-highest Ad Rank gets to show in the second position (assuming the ads clear the relevant thresholds), and so on.

How do you determine ad position?
Ad position is determined by a formula called Ad Rank that gives your ad a score based on your bid, the quality of your ads and landing page, the Ad Rank thresholds, the context of the person’s search, and the expected impact of extensions and other ad formats.

How do I see my ad position on Google ads?
How do I view my ad position in Google Adwords?

1. Step 1) Login to your Google Adwords.
2. Step 2) Navigate to the Ad Groups Tab in your Campaign. You will see the Avg. Position column more towards the right-hand side. The highest position is “1,” and there is no “bottom” position.

Search network ads work best for intent-based searches meaning the user needs something ASAP and has searched something to help solve a problem.

Intent-based search queries will more than likely have them click from a SERP to a specific landing page. You as the advertiser need to identify the terms that your buyers and target audience is searching for.

Search ads are great for driving sales and seeing a huge ROI. This type of advertising targets specific customers searchin for a specific product.

Display ads on the other hand are best for building awareness and can be bought on different models including CPM, and PPC.

This type of ad format is usually seen while a user is browsing the web, news websites, forums etc.

They may not be actively searching for your product, but display ads are like dropping little bread crumbs to your site.

The user may not know who you are or that they need your product so it’s your job as the advertiser to show them that there is a need for what you have to offer them.

You’re not trying to immediately generate the sale at this stage of the game, but rather offer valuable content that will help build awareness of your brand, services or product.

Definition: Return On Advertising Spend, (ROAS), is a marketing metric that measures the efficacy of a digital advertising campaign.

ROAS helps online businesses evaluate which methods are working and how they can improve future advertising efforts.

Calculating ROAS
Gross Revenue from Ad campaign
ROAS = _______________________

Cost of Ad Campaign
For example, a company spends £2,000 on an online advertising campaign in a single month. In this month, the campaign results in revenue of £10,000. Therefore, the ROAS is a ratio of 5 to 1 (or 500 percent) as £10,000 divided by £2,000 = £5.
Revenue: £10,000
ROAS = £5 OR 5:1

Cost: £2000
For every pounc that the company spends on its advertising campaign, it generates £5 worth of revenue.

ROAS is essential for quantitatively evaluating the performance of ad campaigns and how they contribute to an online store’s bottom line.

Combined with customer lifetime value, insights from ROAS across all campaigns inform future budgets, strategy, and overall marketing direction.

By keeping careful tabs on ROAS, ecommerce companies can make informed decisions on where to invest their ad dollars and how they can become more efficient.

Don’t forget these considerations when calculating ROAS
Advertising incurs more cost than just the listing fees.

To calculate what it truly costs to run an advertising campaign, don’t forget these factors:

Partner/Vendor costs: There are commonly fees and commissions associated with partners and vendors that assist on the campaign or channel level.

An accurate accounting of in-house advertising personnel expenses such as salary and other related costs must be tabulated.

If these factors are not accurately quantified, ROAS will not explain the efficacy of individual marketing efforts and its utility as a metric will decline.

Affiliate Commission: The percent commission paid to affiliates, as well as network transaction fees.

Clicks and Impressions: Metrics such as average cost per click, the total number of clicks, the average cost per thousand impressions, and the number of impressions actually purchased.

An acceptable ROAS is influenced by profit margins, operating expenses, and the overall health of the business.

While there’s no “right” answer, a common ROAS benchmark is a 4:1 ratio — £4 revenue to £1 in ad spend.

Cash-strapped start-ups may require higher margins, while online stores committed to growth can afford higher advertising costs.

Some businesses require an ROAS of 10:1 in order to stay profitable, and others can grow substantially at just 3:1.

A business can only gauge its ROAS goal when it has a defined budget and firm handle on its profit margins.

A large margin means that the business can survive a low ROAS; smaller margins are an indication the business must maintain low advertising costs.

An ecommerce store in this situation must achieve a relatively high ROAS to reach profitability.

Content marketing is a marketing strategy used to attract, engage, and retain an audience by creating and sharing relevant articles, videos, podcasts, and other media.

This approach establishes expertise, promotes brand awareness, and keeps your business top of mind when it’s time to buy what you sell.

Content marketing is good for your bottom line, and your customers.

Specifically, there are four key reasons, and benefits for enterprises to use content marketing:

Increased sales
Cost savings
Better customers who have more loyalty
Content as a profit center

Content is the present and future – of marketing

Search engine marketing (SEM) is a digital marketing strategy used to increase the visibility of a website in search engine results pages (SERPs).

Search Engine Marketing can be categorized into three types. There is SEO, Search Engine Advertising, and Paid Submissions. In the industry though, the term SEM refers mainly to Search Engine Advertising.

Pay-Per-Click (PPC), Local and Organic SEO

There are three main types of search engine marketing (SEM) – all aimed at helping you earn greater visibility in search results.

Display Ads. A type of online advertisement that combines text, images, and a URL that links to a website where a customer can learn more about or buy products.

There are many ad formats. These ads can be static with an image or animated with multiple images, video, or changing text (also called rich media ads).

Banner adverts, square images with text, animations – these are all forms of display ads you have experienced whilst browsing the internet.

Google Display Network Ad Targeting Options: Facebook doesn’t offer mobile advertising (a huge hole, especially with mobile use growing so fast), retargeting (or remarketing), advertising on partner sites, or keyword-based contextual targeting options for display ads. Google Display Network offers all of these.

Display ads are quite the worthwhile investment for a business.

They yield widespread and targeted exposure across the web; they help consumers get familiar with and more easily recognize your brand, and retargeting with display ads have a high ROI.