If there is no demand, a business is doomed to fail. You need to find out if enough people are willing to buy your proposed product or service. Before anything, internalize it. Ask yourself the following questions:
Constraints? Well, for me that’s easy – just got started, so traffic, content and time. I know what I have to do for the next x number of months – no difficult decisions to make really, just get down and do the graft. As you get further down the road though, I think one faces more difficult, strategic decisions like the ones you’ve mentioned, and if you’re not careful all the conflicting demands can keep you more or less standing still. That’s my problem in a nutshell … I have terrible trouble focusing, and I find it hard not to turn aside to look at a different “bright, shiny thing” over on another screen … and that’s it, the moment is lost.

Now is the time to unleash the power of Internet marketing. Use data to segment your customers and target your follow-up marketing. Automate personalized and highly-focused campaigns, with new products, products recommendations, and product promotions.
Like blogging, publishing online press releases will increase your presence on search engines and raise awareness of your brand. When writing press releases, remember to answer the “who,” “what,” “where,” and “why” of your brand. And make sure to use simple, understandable language as well as a quote.