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If there is one thing any marketer knows, it’s that change is inevitable. The best practices change by the day, and what works one minute may be frowned upon the next. Keeping up with trends, and what you should concentrate on when developing your social media strategy is of utmost importance
With the ever-changing algorithms across social media platforms, especially Facebook, the constant updates to how your content is viewed and interacted with have caused marketing to require true full-time strategizing. No longer can you post here and there and hope your business gets noticed because you posted a coupon for 10% off. Afterall; what good is a coupon if nobody is seeing it?
Half of all holiday shoppers will be influenced in some way by social media activities this year, according to a survey on holiday shopping from MarketLive. This means that social media will be particularly important for businesses this season.
Having a social media presence without a social media strategy is as counterproductive as playing a soccer game without a goalie. Trying to build your brand on social media without a strategy will be fruitless. Every business needs to leverage social media in the most effective way possible.
As I’m sure you’ve heard, social media is a great tool to use in every stage of your marketing efforts. It is useful to attract your buyer persona in each of the different stages they may be within the buyer’s journey. Whether they are visitors to your website, leads, or newly converted customers, social media can promote your message.
We’ve learned about the basics of Instagram and how to set up an account and get started. However, there’s so much more to this highly-visual form of social media than just hashtags and news feed posts.
One of the most common themes in cultural narratives is: What happens when new technology is used for bad? This question has fascinated people for as long as we’ve had significant technological advances.
Self-promoting on your social media platforms can be tricky. Many brands are torn between not wanting to alienate potential audiences through spammy interactions, but also knowing that they need to advertise and promote themselves in order to get followers and increase business.
You know the importance of social media marketing, but all of the different aspects to successfully running social media accounts for your brand can seem overwhelming – especially if you’re wearing more than one hat in your business.
The key to successful business practices and making sure that you’re actually succeeding is to have goals. And in order to achieve your goals, it’s important to make sure that you’re setting the right ones. But how do you know which goals to set for social media accounts and marketing?
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