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Ontarget is a marketing agency not an advertising agency. Advertising is part of what we do but markeitng includes much more than just advertising. Marketing includes sales leads, product development, customer service and much more.
Things we believe in:
Pay-Per-Click (PPC) is the part of the search results screen that includes the couple of entries at the top as well as the listings down the right side. These placements are based on an auction-like service that sets a specific ranking based on the maximum price the
We can utilize weather conditions at the ZIP code level to promote a specific product or service. We can target by specific temperature, humidity, pollen level, rain, etc.
I don't know how to get more targeted than this. For instance if you own a furnace and air
Unfortunately, this question rarely comes up from a traditional advertising agency. That's why I started Ontarget and made sure that our classification is a marketing agency. This question is very important and should be asked. Without this understanding you don't
The days of passing an ad in front of someone seven times to make them purchase are over. With the advent of DVR (Digital Video Recorders) people have made two very important statements. First, I want content when I want it. Second, I want to be able to fast forward
Smart companies are creating social networks to open up the dialog between their brand and the users of the brand. Most brands use these as a promotional channel but there's another very important use of a brand's social network, research.
The typical way to gain the
PR has always been the way to reach media professionals when you had a significant newsworthy event of interest. The measurement for PR has always been the number of media impressions. Impressions on TV, radio, in newspapers, magazines, etc.
The research, conducted by
