5 Ways Social Media Can Help Your Brand Get PR
Mon, Jan 11 2016 Social media has significantly changed the digital landscape with its on effects on users. Each day, the number of individuals signing up for various platforms increases, along with several networking sites being presented too. While social media has become the primary medium for communication today, marketers have also realised its possible benefits to their brands, and thus, integrated it into their strategies. For instance, it has been very advantageous in brand empowerment, having better PR, and for further strengthening loyalty among its consumers. Here are five more ways that prove social media can definitely help your brand in getting that desired and much-needed PR. Better Pitch Traditional forms of media have been the primary mediums for delivering a pitch. In the case of Twitter, which has a 140-character limit, marketers should keep in mind to get their tweets right to earn high responses. More Accurate Customer Base Improved Customer Service Real-Time Responses
Decoding Social Media’s Best Practices For Small Businesses | Sam Dounis
This is a guest post written by Nina Pineda, a Content Marketing Specialist from Spiralytics. It is no longer a question whether or not social media should be utilised by small businesses. It is now a question of how to make full use of it. This article will inform you of the current best practices of social media marketing and how to implement them in your small business. Just a few years back, the value of social media for small businesses was a highly debated topic. Many brands had yet to jump on the social media bandwagon, and for some that did, they weren’t able to quantify a decent return. These days, according to Social Media Examiner’s recent survey of 3720 small businesses, over 95% of them are using social media marketing to some extent. These suggest that the value of social media for small businesses is now less of a debate and more of an implied tactic, which is crucial for any successful marketing strategy. The Difference with Social Media for Small Business Final Thoughts
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3 Compelling Reasons Why You Should Outsource Your Social Media | People - Chennai 360
The mantra now is: “it’s not who you know, it’s who knows you.” This is why more and more businesses turn to one of the most powerful marketing strategies in the digital age: social media. They want to be known across platforms that their customers turn to for awareness and be more visible and socially present 24/7, with speed that merits remarkable results. According to Social Media Examiner, marketers spend a total of 6 hours and more just to finish the following tasks: • Curate content (find relevant articles/posts/videos) • Respond to queries/comments/questions • Acknowledge the people who shared the posts/images/quotes • Create a social media plan for the week/month. In a study affirmed by LinkedIn, 81% of Small-Medium-Businesses are using social media and 94% use it for marketing purposes. Most businesses spend so much time trying to figure out how to apply this strategy alone. It is not too late to realize that help is needed, though. 3. 2. 1. Results do not happen overnight. 3. 2. 1.
Creative Ways to Use LinkedIn and Twitter this Valentine’s Day
Last year, I wrote an article that discusses the readiness of social media on this ‘sweetest’ day of the year. I concluded that there will be an extreme number of posts regarding Valentine’s Day – those could be negative or positive sentiments, but they should still blast off social media. I asked, “Is Social Media Ready for Valentine’s Day?” but I think the answer is already obvious. Yes, it is! Now, considering that, I’ll try to share some tips on how to creatively use social media on Valentine’s Day.