Businesses are using more and more digital channels (the very heart of digital marketing) such as Google searches, social media, emails, and websites (this list is not exhaustive) to connect with their customers and/or prospects.
Consumer behaviour is changing drastically. Indeed, according to the latest statistics, the average consumer today spends twice as much time online as they did 10 years ago.
Consumption patterns have truly evolved (consumers increasingly need information about a brand or product), and offline marketing has lost its effectiveness to the benefit of digital marketing.
Definition of digital marketing
Digital marketing is defined as all the online marketing activities used to connect with customers or prospects, such as maintaining a website or blog, social media (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube, etc.), or digital advertising (sponsorship, banners, advertorials, influencers, etc.).
Marketing (whose basic definition is to act on the market: MARKET + ING) has always been about connecting companies with their audience in the right place and at the right time. Today, you need to meet the consumer where they spend most of their time: on the internet.