By now, many of you would have read about Facebook’s impending changes to the News Feed algorithm.
Announced by Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg himself, this latest move by the social media behemoth sent shock waves around the world. It also forced many social media marketers to rethink their strategies.
Do you know that there are only three main reasons for your customers to go online?
Identifying what these reasons are and crafting content which meets your customer’s unmet needs can help your brand to stand out.
Can content marketing work with fashion design, apparel retail and merchandising? What content marketing strategies and ideas can you use in fashion?
The truth is that traditional retail is dying. And the prognosis is dire for small independent fashion boutiques.
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Facebook is the biggest social media channel in town. However, Instagram is catching up, and new platforms are attempting to rise and take some of the limelight, like Snapchat and newcomer Gab.ai.
For now, however, Facebook remains a firm favorite. However, that doesn’t mean it’s all plain sailing for businesses looking to draw in traffic and sales.
Do you know what the single biggest irony of the digital age is?
Namely this: Many founders and CEOs of the world’s leading technology firms have pretty low-tech households.
Great content flows in the heart of social media marketing.
It attracts visitors to sign up as fans, improves post engagements, and increases click throughs to your website.
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Like marriage, social media marketing is a long-term commitment.
Once you’ve launched a blog, Facebook page, YouTube channel, Instagram, Twitter, or LinkedIn account, you need to engage your online communities with a continual pipeline of quality content.
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If consistency is the backbone of content marketing, then copywriting is the sinew that binds everything together.
Your copy is the voice of your brand, and the medium for the bulk of your marketing efforts.
Older than Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, or YouTube, blogging is the grand daddy of social media marketing.
Focused primarily on writing long-form articles, maintaining a blogs isn’t as sexy as shooting video-based “snaps”, live streaming, or posting Instagram photos.
How do you write so well on social media? What can I do to speed up my writing skills?
These are two of the most common questions I’ve often been asked as a digital marketing trainer, content marketing specialist, and business blogger.