Posts Tagged ‘ Last Ten Years ’



There are many marketing strategies including networking, TV advertising and search engine marketing today I’m going to explain why search engine marketing is the best one.

1. Book advertising such as Yellow Pages book is now an online site.

Today book advertising such as Yellow Pages have shifted their focus to online and they use Google to increase their website traffic via organic and paid adverting. I have many times seen their ad on Google, Yahoo and Bing. Simply not many people are using the good old book any more. If you look at this book over the last ten years you will see that this book is becoming smaller and smaller due to lack of advertising. I have listed my business on this book and I have not received any enquiry from this source yet.

2. Yellow page website and the book contain smaller amount information about your business.

The yellow page website and the yellow page book contain small amount of information about your business unless you pay excess amount of fees to add more information about your business. Therefore the visitors of Yellow Pages website click on website link to read more about the business in order to establish credibility. Therefore visitors will use Google or yahoo directly and search for the business that they look and read more information such as testimonial, review, cost and capabilities. Your website can contain information

3. Search Engine traffic is from legitimate visitors

What drives the growth of business is simply demands and the more demand the more you sell. The traffic is from qualified visitors who genuinely looking for products or services. Your website will be available on demand 24/7 globally. Therefore there is a demand on your business and the search engine will supply this demand.

I finally say that internet marketing is very important due to supply and demand and the change in human habits.

A recent analysis of the data provided by the US Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) has shown that the US citizens today are taking more painkillers like tramadol than ever before throughout the history. The study comprised a ten year period, and since 1997 the was a 90 per cent increase in painkiller medication consumption as reported by hospitals, pharmacies, and individual doctors.

The figures show that in the last year of the study the US population has consumed over 200,000 pounds of such painkillers as codeine, hydrocodone, meperidine, morphine, and oxycodone. If put in per capita perspective that means that every American consumed about 300 milligrams of analgesics.

One of the most used painkillers from that number were those containing oxycodone, which is the active element in the painkiller OxyContin. There was an astronomical increase of 600 per cent in sales in only 8 years of the study. Previously oxycodone was called “hillbilly heroin” because it was primarily traded over the counter in the Appalachia region and used for recreational purposes. However, today it is widely sold in big metropolitan areas from East to West.

Specialists suggest that there is a set of reasons behind such a skyrocketing use of analgesics among US citizens:

  • The nation becomes older in age group proportions.
  • Drugs have become much wider and more aggressively marketed with almost a triple increase in advertising spendings during the last ten years.
  • Painkillers have become the cornerstone of the way the pain is treated and managed nowadays.

The last reason draws up more concerns from the part of professionals. It seems like it’s easier for an individual to take Tramadol pill for example and forget about the pain, rather than address a doctor to see whether there’s a health issue to be concerned with. Not speaking of exercises and improvements in lifestyle. Painkiller pills have become the fast solution for any trouble, but can they stand up with the array of public health issues that may arise in the future due to such tendencies. We’ll see.