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Top Facts You Need to Know to Market Your Products Online: An Entrepreneur’s Guide
6 months ago
The most recent ‘Shake-Up’ by Google’s Panda and Penguin attacks have crippled many age-old strategies used by internet marketeers and entrepreneurs to push their services and products to consumers online. Perhaps, in order for entrepreneurs to anticipate what may come next for their marketing strategies online, they would need to look back and understand the trends that have painted the evolution of Digital Marketing, and how they can apply them to their businesses.
Entrepreneurs and businesses would need to learn about the evolving Online Cultures, to Interaction Trends, Buying and Selling among Online Users and Behavioural Patterns of Buyers to strategize their next digital marketing strategies.
The infographics below was curated by Entrepreneurs.my while surfing the web, to look for helpful tips and information that would help our entrepreneurs across the world, to market better. And we found this for you.
Credits go to the research team who gathered the information and digested them into meaningful information for entrepreneurs to use, in order to cleverly plan out their next digital marketing strategy.
By: MICHAEL TEOH
Google may enter tablet market
1 year ago
Here come a news. May Google enter tablet market and fight with iPad? Google is set to dip its toes in the tablet market with a 7-inch design later this year, says an analyst. Wondering when Google is going to jump into the tablet fray? It may happen later this year, a DisplaySearch analyst told CNET. The Google-branded tablet will have a 1280×800 resolution 7-inch display, according to Richard Shim, an analyst with DisplaySearch. Production is slated for April. The initial production run is between 1.5 million to 2 million units, according to Shim.
By comparison, the 7-inch Amazon Kindle Fire has a 1024×600 display. Shim’s comments follow a January Asia-based report that said the Google tablet will run Android 4.0 “Ice Cream Sandwich” and be priced around $199 to compete with Amazon’s Kindle Fire. However, Shim said it is not clear how Google will market the device. “I don’t know how they plan on marketing it. If it’s going to be a premium device, or if it’s going to be a Kindle Fire type competitor,” he said. Whatever the case, after Google completes the planned acquisition of Motorola, it will instantly gain ownership of three tablets: the original 10.1-inch Xoom, the 10.1-inch Xyboard (aka Xoom 2), and the 8.2-inch Xyboard. Why Google feels it needs to have a 7-inch device too is not clear.
But the relative success of the 7-inch Kindle Fire could be one reason. Amazon shipped 5.3 million Fires in the fourth quarter, according to DisplaySearch’s numbers. Though those numbers are only shipments (not sales), a report from Barclays Capital’s Anthony DiClemente estimated Kindle Fire sales at five million units. Only Apple’s iPad has exceeded that level of sales and shipments in that short of a time period. And the small-screen tablet market could get crowded very quickly. A smaller iPad is now in the testing stage, according to a Taipei-based research firm as well as other Asia-based sources. That Apple tablet, if it becomes a real product, likely won’t appear until late this year. Presumably giving Google time to test its design before a smaller Apple tablet hits the market. Google did not respond to a request for comment. If Google came out with the tablet, may google pull iPad down from the market?
