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Advertising Software to the Right Buyer

by Thom Dickey

The two most widespread methods of selling software are through a store or over the internet. Both methods have their own advantages, not just for the consumer but for the merchant as well. It is to the advantage of consumers to learn about the product, which entails advertisement.

advertising software in a store has the disadvantage of other products directly competing for the customer's attention. Advantages are the presence of a salesperson, which can answer questions about the product or give additional information. Some customers also prefer to buy software that is being distributed on a portable medium like a CD or DVD. A medium's layout can also draw the customer's attention.

The distribution and advertisement for a product soled online is different from techniques used in stores. advertising software over the internet can be done a lot more consumer specific. The use of marketing software, which for example automatically sends out e-mails to customers who have bought a similar product in the past, is also less expensive. This is one example for the use of ecommerce software to promote a product.

Another way to advertise software online is by employing popup windows. This method is less personalized, but the numbers you will connect with make up for the generic approach it takes. Popup windows also cost you less than ecommerce software, since you will pay only a small fee for every view the online ad gets.

The downside of online advertising is that those who spend a lot of time online have been overstimulated by online ads. The cause is the large - often intrusive - use of ads on a number of web sites. As a result, most people simply tend to ignore the ads online.

One can also observe a fear that has developed towards clicking on advertisements online, especially those advertising software. Surfers of the web are increasingly affright of being ripped off by accidentally installing a virus that came with the software downloaded from the web.

As for myself, I'm a person who would rather do my research online and make my purchase in a store. So when I am buying software, two kinds of advertisements influence me: those I have seen online, and those I see in the store.

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Published March 10th, 2007

Filed in Computer