With everyone on social, publishing millions of pieces of content per minute, making your mark can be tough. How do you break through the clutter with freshly baked content?
Top Tips for Quick Twitter Engagement
It’s very easy for you to feel like you’re talking to yourself on Twitter. Even though you might have a large following, and are even keeping your account up to date with fresh content, engagement from your followers may evade you.
Top 10 Things to Consider When Choosing a Social Listening Tool
Most of us tend to overlook the fact that listening is the key to good communication. It helps us understand the meaning beyond the words that people exchange. Of course, wouldn’t you love to be a fly on the wall for most conversations that revolve around you? Yes; most would. The same goes for brands.
The Evolution of Twitter Tools – Curating Interesting Content
In our last blog in this series, we covered how one might go about gaining Twitter followers. Didn’t matter what kind, as long as there were followers to listen to what we had to say. But now that we have amassed all those followers, the obvious next step would be to give them content that serves the purpose.
Top 10 Things to Consider When Choosing a Social Media Management Tool
Social media plays a huge role in generating Buzz, otherwise known as some good ol’-fashioned word-of-mouth. With more than 3 billion people using social media, marketers have realized the worth of time and effort invested in running a successful social media campaign. Most have now made it an essential part of their marketing strategy. The brand in turn is bound to get its due by the increased online reach that social media provides.
What Does Twitter’s New Privacy Policy Mean for You?
Twitter created quite the stir this month when it released a series of new privacy updates. Once a firm supporter of the website privacy policy Do Not Track (DNT), Twitter seems to have chosen the other side this time around with their automatic location tracker that lets advertisers know where you’ve been on the web.
6 Tips on Marketing to Millennials
Millennials, Digital Natives, Echo Boomers – call them what you want; they are the generation of today. Even if they aren’t your target audience now, they soon will be. If you’re in the marketing space, the term is impossible to avoid.
Contrary to popular belief, millennials aren’t only those who are still in, or fresh off the university boat, or even those in their mid-twenties. They are all who were born in the early 80’s onwards – 1982 to be precise.
What is Employee Advocacy and Why Is It so Important?
When making a purchase decision, an increasing number of people today rely on the opinion of their peers over most modes of advertising. In fact, studies show that the ‘social media generation’ is less trusting of the traditional marketing methods. In times like this, advocacy marketing – especially, employee advocacy – stands out as one of the best ways to promote and market your business.
The Evolution of Twitter Tools – Gaining a Large Following
Ah, Twitter! It’s the one social media platform that created digital lions. Doesn’t matter if you’re quieter than a church mouse in reality, you can make quite an impact as part of the Twitterati. Besides, the satisfaction you receive from venting voicing your opinion in a public forum is unreal!
Twitter has amassed quite a ‘following’; I mean you could literally have 70 followers on the first day of joining! Not bad for a day’s turnover, no? It takes way longer to achieve this on say, Instagram or LinkedIn.
Make Your Brand Stand Out – Let the Employees Talk
With the magnitude at which social media is growing, businesses cannot be built on a simple buy-and-sell ideology anymore. Going way beyond the basic aesthetics of a business and consumer relationship, your employees; the workers who run your businesses, are just as important.
To keep pace with the ever-changing marketplace, you’ve probably created the ‘check-in-the-box’ social media pages of your company. You’ve probably also tried to keep it interesting by posting an achievement in growth stats, motivational quotes, business and product related updates, to keep your employees and potential leads “engaged”. Yes?
