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At the end of the year, everyone’s making lists and I thought it would be helpful if I gave you my most useful marketing tools of 2010. All of these are free and there’s no reason why these tools can’t also help your website or your marketing.

While they are geared towards marketing, they can also be used for getting traffic to any website. I also believe it is the “USE” of “ALL” of these tools in combination which has helped me succeed online.

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Here are the seven top online marketing trends.

Social media marketing goes mainstream. In 2010, corporate use of social media reached a tipping point. Companies will become more sophisticated in their social media marketing usage as they get more experienced. As part of this evolution, social media will extend throughout organizations, namely customer service. Further, social media advertising will come into its own and yield relatively stronger results as happens with any new advertising platform. It’s also largely attributable to the ability to tightly target audiences based on social media activity.

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In 2011 many experts are predicting a move to social marketing for all types of businesses. While many businesses are ready, most small businesses aren’t.

Why? Primarily because many SMBs don’t have the resources to truly invest in social marketing and many aren’t certain their clients can be found in social networks according to a recent RatePoint study

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We all think we know the answer to this question, or at least we have all had a best guess at it. We decided that we would do a bit of digging around and provide for certain the top ten most visited websites (in order) of 2010.

Through a variety of sources we landed at our finished list so sit back and enjoy

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A lot has been said about the power of Facebook lately, so a recent Experian/Hitwise report may come as no surprise. Still, it bears comment. The report indicates that 25% (1 in 4) pageviews are now coming from Facebook, an important milestone as the web becomes more fragmented and more consumers turn to the online space for information.

Recently comScore reported that Facebook served about 25% of display ad impressions (US) and nearly 33% of display ad impressions (UK) through Q3 2010. So, obviously consumers are engaging with the social giant; but Hitwise’s report sheds more light on what consumers are doing in the social space. In addition to engaging with ads, consumers are engaging with content.

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