Customer service has evolved over the years. Looking back at the start of the first call centers in the 1960’s, companies have been searching for ways to better communicate with their customers. Now, in an age where things are expected instantly, social media has allowed brands to improve customer service even further.
Social media is how users share everything from delivering important world news to funny cat pictures. It also affects how users make purchasing decisions. Just as consumers once relied on print ads and televisions spots, social media is where customers are getting information about products. Due to this shift, brands have to think about how social media can be leveraged for advertising.
From multi-million dollar corporations to budding non-for-profits, organizations on every corner of the business spectrum need to have an understanding of the tone of voice they will use on social platforms before ever creating their first company profile.
In the age where social media has become a vital part of just about every company’s online marketing strategy, the same question pops up over and over again – What can social media do for my company?
These days, there are many questions surrounding the viability of link building. Webmasters and site owners are concerned about the safety of linking to potentially low ranking sites. Other users, since the end of Google PageRank updates in late 2013, don’t necessarily know what is a good site is to link to or try and […]
No matter what stage you are with business, there’s always a new way to develop your social media. Those in the USA spend an average of 2.7 hours a day on their social media accounts and you want to make sure you’re getting proper publicity (wearesocial.net). Some ways you can do this are by keeping your accounts updated, using unique hashtags and personally connecting with your audience.
Fear of Missing out is a very real occurrence, and while we might spot the hash tag used in jest a few times a day on social media, the term is actually defined as "a pervasive anxiety that others might have rewarding experiences from which we are not part". Successful brands recognize this phenomenon as an opportunity and often leverage the fear of missing out in their marketing efforts.
Companies of all types and sizes use Facebook ads as one of their primary means of advertising to help meet all sorts of business goals, such as increased website visits, email signups, event attendance and ultimately, sales conversions. Page Admins have the ability to deliver timely and relevant offers, promotions and messages to specific demographics based on key parameters to target consumers who are interested in their products or services right at their fingertips.
Four out of five Smartphone users reach for their devices and log onto Facebook, Twitter and Instagram within minutes of waking. Therefore, building brand awareness via Social Media continues to be a top priority for savvy digital marketers.
Your business’s website is so much more than just a place to sell goods and services on the web. It is also a place to engage your potential customers in a manner that increases brand awareness. By implementing a blog on your company website you are able to regularly connect with customers by providing information about your business and its related industry. But where to start? In this post we’ll go over the five steps of developing and creating a blog for your company website.
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