2 {{ upvoteCount | shortNum }}
2 {{ upvoteCount | shortNum }}

Internet Marketing Categories. Can you name as many as possible for me please? IE:SEO,SEM,SMM,EM,etc

by The Intern
2 replies
Hello. I am creating a document that I use as a framework for learning every time I learn something new.

Basically, what are all of the major subjects and topics that make up Internet Marketing? I will give you an Example below of what I am looking for and what I am talking about. the below "table of contents" is missing a LOT of stuff. Could you, please help me fill in more categories/subjects/topics? Thanks so much!

NOTE: the main ones I need are the ones that are underlined. but any topics are appreciated.

  • Internet Marketing -
    • Content Marketing -
      • What Is content Marketing
      • Content Strategy
      • Content and the Marketing Funnel
      • Building a Framework and a Content Team
      • Content Ideation
      • Content Creation
      • Content Promotion
      • Analysis and Reporting
      • Iteration, Maintenance, and Growth
    • Search Engine Optimization -
      • Onsite SEO (OnPage SEO)
        • Keyword Optimization
      • Offsite SEO (OffPage SEO)
        • Link Building Campaign
    • Search Engine Marketing -
    • Social Media
      • Social Media Marketing
      • Social Media Integration
    • Email Marketing -
    • Web Development -
    • Web Design -
      • User Experience
    • Lead Generation -
    • Conversion Optimization -
    • Branding
#categories #ieseo #internet #marketing #sem #smm
  • Profile picture of the author Steve B
    I don't have time to do your research for you right now . . .

    But here's a clue: use the search engines and Amazon to identify subtopics of your main categories. It's very intuitive.

    Steve
    Signature

    Steve Browne, online business strategies, tips, guidance, and resources
    SteveBrowneDirect

    {{ DiscussionBoard.errors[10805549].message }}
    • Profile picture of the author The Intern
      Originally Posted by Steve B View Post

      I don't have time to do your research for you right now . . .

      But here's a clue: use the search engines and Amazon to identify subtopics of your main categories. It's very intuitive.

      Steve
      I don't know if you where being sarcastic or snide, however, because I have spent many weeks upon weeks mixed with my experience trying to categorize all of this so I've done my research I'm, not lazy.

      HOWEVER. Your idea on looking at amazon categories I did not think of so for that you'll get a thanks regardless of your intent. But thank you for the idea.
      {{ DiscussionBoard.errors[10805590].message }}

Trending Topics