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Mauro’s Answer

I would look into Google Analytics.

It is free and a lot of content to teach you on how to measure your online presence.

The web application can measure who are coming to your site and what they do on your site.
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Tonya’s Answer

Online marketing allows to you reach a much broader audience than you can with any other media. However, not every product/service is conducive to online marketing. For example, if your product or service is locally based (a restaurant, nursing home, etc.) your marketing dollars may be better spend on localized social media -- like facebook, Instagram, etc. If your product/service is available on a broader scale (you are shipping a product or providing a service that through distributors, etc) then online marketing might be your strongest medium. Coming from a marketing/advertising background though, I would also suggest that a combination of social and online marketing is usually stronger and results in more impressions...if targetted appropriately.
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Moises’s Answer

First is ask wisdom from the Lord. Second, research on the profile or target market. Create a partnership with a courier because that will be your delivery buddy. Make sure that your product has a good quality. Don't forget to perform an excellent customer service. God bless you.
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Simeon’s Answer

Usually, online marketing tries to get an online audience to morph into an online community. The more people feel a sense of belonging in close proximity to your product and brand, the more likely they are to prefer your brand versus other options that come and go in the market.
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