The short answer is… absolutely NOT!
While I understand that some people think everything has already been done in Internet marketing, I think this is just a huge misconception. Although Internet marketing has changed dramatically, and the number of competitors have increased, Internet marketing is still considered a viable source of income for hundreds of thousands of entrepreneurs around the world. Internet marketing still has plenty of room to grow, and more and more companies are jumping onto the Internet marketing bandwagon everyday. Having said that, here is another reason why I don’t think Internet marketing is too saturated. Check out the video below!
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P.S. What is your opinion? Is Internet marketing too saturated? What are your thoughts about the video?
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I don’t think it’s saturated. Of course it is not and after watching this great video I suspect the term “saturation” is pointless and plain ridiculous
There is so many people blogging, just watch the WordPress Counter at http://wordpress.org/download/counter/ – that’s huge!
PS: ReTweeted at first glance!
Thanks Frederik for providing the link to the Wordpress Counter. I haven’t seen this before. Didn’t realize there were over 6 million and counting Wordpress platform downloads so far. That doesn’t even include other blogging platforms… imagine the number!
P.S. I appreciate the RT!
That is an absolutely amazing video. Years ago, I wrote a review of a book called Information Overload. We didn’t begin to know what that mean. I don’t think I’ll live to see the super computer that exceeds the entire world’s thinking power (or whatever it said), but I will see most of it. Thanks so much!
You’re welcome, Bobbi. And yes, there is so much information on the Internet nowadays, it’s easy to get overwhelmed. This is what Internet marketers like to call it as information overload.
Great video. I’d seen it before, but it’s still great.
Is Internet marketing too saturated? No. We’re just getting started. There’s plenty of room for more.
Hey, Tom, I’d like to invite you to add your tips to the Internet Marketing 365 Club. Increase your exposure and help me build my list. Great things coming down the road.
I think its important to do research initially to find out if a business’ area online is saturated before performing online marketing (as should be done with any form of marketing). However, I certainly agree that it isn’t too saturated. great post, Tom!
I think business is like energy. It can not be created nor destroyed. It just change form. Like a big electronic store will become one or many small online stores. So, I don’t think online marketing is too saturated. As long as there is business, they will be converted to online version somehow and someday.
Great Video! The competition is mad in the technology space. You have to stay creative and on top of your game.
It is super competitive, but you can always work around it.
Internet marketing seems to be full of advantages such as targeting specific audience, convenience of tracking return on investment as immediate results. No wonder, companies are large or small they are allotting bigger budgets for web campaigns.
The video speaks for itself, saturated… no… as long as innovation is present it will never be. in fact everyone who watched the video got something in their mind and “lo and behold” another internet marketing ideas will be blog, post and make a career out of it.
Great video Tom..
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Internet marketing is not about having an advertisement on the Internet for your products. Having it in the right way and in the right place over the Internet is what makes it effective. Very few companies in the world can lay claim to the fact that they can deliver what they offer. Campaigns over the Internet will vary according to the budget specified by the marketing company.
I agree. marketing online will just evolve as all professions do… However 1 thing that will happen I feel is that the cost of marketing will decrease dramatically as social networks allow marketers to promote to specific demographic and psychographic markets.