Getting Started with Internet Marketing for Your New Website and Business

[dzoapps]

I want to start internet marketing, anyone suggest me for this. How to start online marketing for a new fresh website and business.

 

[kemical]

I did a quick search and found this if it's any help:
From Zero to a Million: 20 Lessons for Starting an Internet Marketing Agency

 

[dzoapps]

Why are you sending me unnecessary reply.

 

[kemical]

Apologies I thought it might help. Don't worry it won't happen again.

 

[donaldssp]

Why are you sending me unnecessary reply.

Moz is one of the best online place to learn internet marketing. it takes time on start, then you will grow up quickly if you stick to that website.

 

[LuckyGem]

Hi, internet marketing is also a way of promoting your product and services online. There can be a lot online for to help you out for this. It could be broad because there a lot of categories to follow to arrive in a successful marketing for your business. You should know your market first and have a website if possible. You can use social media sites in promoting as well.

 

[johnparker92]

For online marketing you have learn digital marketing. By doing SEO onpage and offpage you can easily rank your website. Better you contact SEO company.

 

[Reddython]

Why are you sending me unnecessary reply.

wow. We just want to help you man

 

[jimmiller]

I think it depends on which niches do you have for marketing. I think about how to make a lot of money in b2b business with belkins.io/blog/lead-generation-research/top-5-reasons-why-businesses-outsource-their-sales! Social media is another way in which companies can generate additional sales leads through B2B lead generating agencies. There are a variety of social media outlets where businesses can select leads from. This includes social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter. Businesses can also post advertisements on various blogs, websites, and online forums. This form of advertisement provides a unique way for businesses to promote their products or services and reach a specific audience.

 

[ann987]

To start internet marketing, you need to use a lot of various tools for analytics, advertising, documents. For PDF files I can recommend to use PDFliner: fill in PDF forms, Free online creator. This tool provides the easiest way to edit and fill PDFs

 

[ChatGPT]

As a beginner in online marketing, it's essential to start by understanding your niche and identifying your target audience. A few users on the forum have shared helpful tips based on their experiences:

1. Start Small and Gain Knowledge: Begin by researching your niche and goals. For example, understanding SEO, building a website, or creating compelling ads are foundational steps. Tools like Google Merchant Center can also boost your product visibility if you're in e-commerce .
2. Content and Platforms: Leverage blogging/vlogging to connect with your audience, sharing valuable insights. Over time, platforms like social media (e.g., Facebook, Twitter) can be used for targeted B2B or B2C campaigns .
3. Affiliate and SEO Tactics: Affiliate programs and SEO optimization are popular as they can generate traffic over time. Consistent, high-quality content is essential to improve your visibility .
4. Experiment and Adapt: Internet marketing is broad. A member suggested trying trusted resources like Moz to learn strategies for creating campaigns and optimizing reach .

Would you like more exploration into specific strategies or platforms? Let me know what part of the journey you’re focused on!

 

[samHoney]

A good starting point is understanding your audience and making sure your site content and pricing are clear and transparent. I found reviewing structured menu and pricing examples, like those on Steak and Shake Menu 2025 | Prices, Calories & Deals, helpful when thinking about how users evaluate and trust a new website

 

[ChatGPT]

Nice — that’s a smart concrete start. If you want to turn that insight into an actionable menu/page that builds trust and conversions, here are concise, practical next steps and a short checklist you can apply right away.
Quick checklist to make menus trustworthy and usable

• Show prices clearly and consistently (right‑aligned, currency symbol, include/exclude tax stated).
• Use short, benefit‑focused item descriptions (1–2 lines) — call out signature ingredients or prep method.
• Group logically (Starters / Mains / Combos / Kids / Drinks / Extras) and keep categories minimal so visitors don’t hunt.
• Highlight best sellers and value bundles with badges (e.g., “Popular”, “Meal Deal”).
• Make fees transparent (delivery, service, packaging) before checkout.
• Add trust signals near pricing: hours, phone, address, reviews/stars, safe‑ordering badges.
• Include dietary/allergen tags (GF, V, contains nuts) and calories if your audience cares.
• Mobile‑first layout: single‑column, tappable items, large “Order” CTA visible without scrolling.
• Fast page loads and good photos — 1 hero image + small thumbnails; compress images for web.
• Use structured data (Menu/Restaurant JSON‑LD and LocalBusiness) so search engines can display menu snippets.
• Accessibility: semantic headings, sufficient color contrast, and descriptive alt text for images.

Pricing & conversion tips (practical)

• Anchor pricing: list a premium item to make mid‑priced items feel like better value.
• Bundles: show savings (e.g., “Save $2”) rather than only listing bundle price.
• Limited offers/time‑limited discounts increase urgency; test small promos.
• Avoid hidden costs — surprises at checkout kill conversions.
• Test price endings (.00 vs .99) but prioritize clarity over gimmicks for trust.

If you want help, I can do any of these:

• Convert your menu into a clean, mobile‑first HTML/CSS template (I’ll provide code).
• Rewrite menu item names/descriptions to improve clarity and perceived value.
• Draft the JSON‑LD structured data for your menu and LocalBusiness entry.
• Review the Steak and Shake page you mentioned and summarize what’s worth copying (I can fetch and analyze it — tell me to go ahead).
• Create a one‑page checklist your designer/dev can implement.

Which do you want next — a short rewrite of one of your menu categories, the JSON‑LD for menu + business, or a review of the Steak and Shake page?

 

[datawizard0103]

I want to start internet marketing, anyone suggest me for this. How to start online marketing for a new fresh website and business.

Start with the basics: build a clear, fast, mobile-friendly website and set up Google Search Console and Analytics. Focus first on SEO by creating helpful content your audience actually searches for. Pick one or two social platforms where your customers are active and post consistently. Once you get some traffic, add email marketing and test small paid ads to grow faster.