As a modern business, you need a strong social media presence to be successful. While this is a known fact, many businesses struggle with the ideal.
Small businesses think that social media strategies are a big business concern, or that they lack the resources to put something in place.
Is Social Media Marketing not yielding the results which you want? Well, you aren’t alone.
With the increasing cost of advertising on Facebook (70 percent increase in 2018 with 17 percent drop in impressions), and growing consumer distrust of social networks, the social media game will get tougher for brands in 2019.
Social media is certainly the place to be. Especially if you’re a marketer trying to reach your customers.
From Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and LinkedIn to YouTube, Pinterest and other social channels, billions of folks around the globe are on a social network every single second.
Wish to achieve better outcomes in social media marketing? Why not consider Edward de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats?
A cornerstone leadership and management strategy employed in organisations around the world, it fits beautifully into what we’re doing online.
Social media managers are the lynch pins of your social media marketing efforts.
Traditionally subsumed under departments like Marketing, PR, or Customer Service, digital business functions like social media management are now carrying their own weight.
2017 is probably best remembered as the year social media became mass broadcast media.
By introducing a slew of different functionalities and technologies, online juggernauts like Facebook have empowered users to further boost their social media game.
I’m a dog. Or more precisely, I was born in the Year of the Dog.
Being a Chinese, I’m excited about the upcoming Chinese New Year (CNY) holidays where we celebrate the arrival of the Dog Year (15 February 2018). I felt that it may also be instructive to sniff around the qualities of a dog, and what made them such runaway successes in the animal kingdom.
The world of business is like a cocktail party. At least according to Dave Kerpen.
To be a huge hit at a party – or a market – one needs to be a good listener, tell great stories, and be responsive, authentic, passionate, and full of surprises. These traits, amongst others, are also necessary for a business to be likeable.
Can you guess what my name is? (courtesy of Film Quest)
Secrets. Mysteries. Codes. Puzzles. Riddles.
These are the stuff of books, movies, television programmes and radio shows. They tease us, allure us, and tempt us, drawing us deep into an enshrouded shrine of enchantment where magic potions and incantations are formulated.
Have you wondered what works (and doesn’t) in Facebook?
Or how you can undo an ill conceived tweet let loose in a fit of anger?