Monday, 20 July 2015

Try A Different Advertising Platform - Use Social Media.


Social media platforms have broken through the barrier 
and created a perfect way for new or established 
businesses to reach the masses. 

It removes the boring feel of general text advertisements 
and offers interactive possibilities that will engage your audience. 

You should learn to utilise social media marketing 
to the best of your ability and find a way 
for you and your business to benefit from its popularity.

Twitter.


If Twitter is one of the components of your social media marketing plan, 
come up with tweets that are detailed 
and discuss different things. 

Create tweets that include information about your products 
and reviews of similar products too. 

If you use both kinds of tweets rather than only promoting 
your business, you attract attention 
and interest from your followers.

Facebook.


Add in "like" boxes to your Facebook page 
on your website pages; 
so that, people will like you on that site. 

Having this facility on your blog will let people 
like your page without having to navigate 
away from your site. 

The easier you make it for your users, 
the more likely people will like your page 
and increase your exposure.


Consistency.


Make consistent appearances on your social media site. 
Make sure that you write regularly, 
this will cause people to want to visit your page often 
so they can keep up to date with your posts. 

Also, make sure what you write about is relevant and factual. 
No one wants to read random information, 
it should pertain to your business.

Content.


Develop quality content targeted for social media. 
If you are just haphazard in your content, 
advertising or always mundane, 
then you are wasting your time and losing business. 

Be as concerned about your social content 
offerings as you are for the content 
on your business site.

Reciprocate.


Find bloggers within your niche, 
and leave comments on their blogs. 

The great thing about comments 
is that you can usually leave a link 
with the comment, giving readers of that blog 
a way to find your site or blog. 

While sticking with blogs with bigger followings 
is more likely to generate traffic for you, 
visitors from smaller blogs can add up as well.

Ask.


It is always important to seek out advice when needed. 
There will always be people 
who have been involved longer than you 
and can help out when things seem too tough 
or confusing. 

In time, you will find your own niche 
and master social media marketing. 

Your reward can be a Business 
that is both profitable and growing.



                                      Images courtesy of: http://www.freedigitalphotos.net/ 


As always I wish you success in all you do.


Malcolm


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