Using digital marketing, to promote your website or product, you can often realize that you’re able to get results much faster than in the case with offline marketing due to the reason it’s easier to monitor ROI. However, it depends entirely on the scale and success of your digital marketing technique.

If you invest time building inclusive buyer personas to identify the needs of your audience, and you focus on creating quality online content to attract and convert them into customers, then you’re likely to see effective results within the time-span of first six months.

If paid advertising method is part of your digital marketing plan, then the results come even quicker, but it is recommended to focus on building your organic (or ‘natural’) visitors using content, SEO, and social media for long-term and continual success. 

If you’re feeling antsy about a slow-tracking content strategy, a laggardly social media presence, or a lope along evergreen strategy, you can review various reports and statistics in order to depict the time to get results. Some of the reports that can help you analyze your strategy are:

1.Paid search timetables

You’ll see an immediate increase in traffic after you set your bid prices, when you know what you’re doing with PPC and target active keywords. 

Obviously, this is the primitive of PPC, and if you don’t continuously evaluate the performance and eradicate the non-performing ads, you’ll soon find yourself in a situation of losing a lot of money. 

As ststed above, if you make any change, you’ll notice a downfall like anything, this should berepeated for several months of rebuilding before conversions, sales, and revenue generation. The long-term, feasible results will be worth the effort. 

After only six months of regular care, any PPC campaign can start generating revenue that surpasses the actual cost of bidding.

2.SEO timetables

Both in PPC and SEO strategies you should target the same keywords. Once you stop paying for clicks in a PPC campaign, you will lose all that paid business. 

The hit is easier to take if you’re already on the first page of the search results, but you’ll still lose some visitors. 

Aside from being more sustainable, SEO also allows you to broaden your efforts into long-tail keywords, which are important to know in digital marketing. 

The main difference between PPC and SEO is the time it takes in starting to build results. 

Once you accumulate enough information on your landing pages to satisfy enough long-tail keywords, you’re less than a year away from starting to generate the type of results you pay to jumpstart with PPC.

3.Content marketing timetables

Unlike PPC and other SEO functions, which are often “set it, and forget it” functions, content marketing requires a constant focus on content creation, which can often require huge operations. 

It’s worth it, though, because blogging alone is a valuable addition to any B2B or B2C business. A recent report stated that, businesses that blog 20 times or more in a month get

5 times more traffic than those who blog 4 times or less. 

Once again, if you don’t see results within a year, it may be time to reconsider your content marketing efforts and focus more on social media marketing.

4.Social media reports

There are few better places to gain Internet fame than social media, where anyone from the average Joe to celebrities, small businesses and major corporations has an equal shot at making waves. 

Improving search ranking and increasing both website traffic and sales leads can all be accomplished on social media, but the majority of companies see social networks as valuable platforms to raise awareness.