More Reasons for Search
Search marketing can actually help clients advise on their other forms of media buys as it is also an important tool because it provides insight about their clients' customers. Search behavior reveals how a client's customer thinks and how he/she uses language in his/her thought process.
Depending on where customers are in their buying decision cycle, their language and how they search can change dramatically. By analyzing this data, you can identify, then use, the language that resonates with their clients' customers in various stages of the buying cycle and use intent-specific language in other forms of media--mapping the language to the goal of the campaign.
For example: if a company sold computers, would you want to use the term "laptop" or "notebook" in your messaging via banners or e-mail? Search can help you answer that question very easily. By using search language in other forms of media, an agency can make sure all online campaigns are fully integrated, reinforcing the key messaging in a way the consumer understands and having campaigns support one another.
Capture Intent Created by Other Media
Clients should love search marketing because, if done effectively, it can be used to capture the intent created by other forms of media. At its roots, search is all about capturing intent. And traditional advertisers have been looking for a way to measure the intent generated by channels such as TV, radio, print and outdoor for a long time. Search gives them a way to capture that intent--even when there isn't a call to action within those traditional marketing messages.
Excellent Barometer
Finally, clients should love search marketing because it serves as an excellent barometer on how other forms of media are performing. For example, once an individual is exposed to some other medium--say they see a billboard or TV commercial--search is an effective and efficient means for them to begin their consideration journey. Monitoring the number of searches taking place in relation to a campaign that is conducted can be an excellent indicator of how well the campaign is performing. Remember, it is not only the numbers of searchers that matter, but the keyword queries they used to arrive.Clients should consider this metric in assessing campaign performance.

