Digital marketing, with every channel in its place
Each digital marketing channel is explained here by what it asks for and what it measures, step by step and with the sources in view.
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Search
- Asks for
- clear, well-linked pages
- Measures
- impressions, clicks and queries
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Content
- Asks for
- useful topics and consistency
- Measures
- visits and pages read
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Email
- Asks for
- a list that has subscribed
- Measures
- opens, clicks and unsubscribes
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Social media
- Asks for
- regular posts
- Measures
- reach and interactions
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Advertising
- Asks for
- an ad, an audience and a spending limit
- Measures
- impressions, clicks and cost per click
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Analytics
- Asks for
- well-placed tags
- Measures
- what the other channels do
Illustrative levels: the desk does not compare channels.
Guides
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Digital marketing
How to get started with SEO: a practical guide to helping search engines understand a website
How a search engine crawls, indexes and shows a site's pages, what is checked first, what is adjusted on each page and which data is reviewed afterwards.
15 min read
What Kryuja is
Kryuja treats digital marketing as work done by hand: a website, a brand page or a project of one’s own, and someone who wants to understand what each channel does before touching it.
Each guide separates what a channel asks for from what it measures. Search asks for clear, well-linked pages and measures impressions and clicks; email asks for a list of people who have subscribed and measures opens and unsubscribes. Knowing what is adjusted and what is read afterwards helps to put the work in order.
The guides cite the documentation they rely on, give the date it was consulted and mark each number as cited or as an example. None of them promises visits, rankings or sales: results depend on each site.