Inbound Marketing - the most important digital marketing strategy

AuthorPatrutiu-Baltes L.
Pages61-68
Bulletin of the Transilvania University of Braşov
Series V: Economic Sciences • Vol. 9 (58) No. 2 - 2016
Inbound Marketing - the most important digital
marketing strategy
Loredana PATRUTIU-BALTES1
Abstract: Digital marketing has a major importance in the marketing strategy of any
company regardless of sector, size or country of origin. Thus, more than ever, in order to
remain competitive, companies are forced to exploit this form of marketing, which essentially
can bring huge benefits at low costs. The main form of digital marketing is the inbound
marketing, which represents an organic marketing form, based on the close relationship
between the company and its prospects or customers, who have expressed their interest in
the company’s products voluntarily (based on subscription to newsletters, blog, social
networks, etc.) and who have been attracted and involved by a high quality of the content
marketing.
Key-words: Inbound marketing, digital marketing, social networks, SEO, email marketing
1. Introduction
In Marketing, since its coming into being until today, the attention paid to the
consumer has been one of its foundations. Therefore, the entire Marketing strategy
has always aimed to inform the customer, to get his interest regarding the company
and its products, to help him take the purchasing decisions and to make him loyal to
the company’s brand.
If, in the case of traditional marketing, the attention paid to the consumer has
sometimes been dethroned by the attention given to the product into the company’s
marketing strategy, in the case of digital marketing, the focus remains on the
consumer, on his correct identification, on his needs, in order to lay the basis of
effective communication strategies towards him.
In this context, a marketing strategy that only uses content marketing to boost
the product sales is not effective because the “golden rule” practiced by companies
says that the content marketing should be focused 80% on the consumer’s
information and education, and only 20% on the sales’ growth.
1 Transilvania University of Braşov, lore_baltes@yahoo.com

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