Blog, Inbound Marketing, LinkedIn, marketing strategy, Social Media, Using Social Media for BusinessMarch 16, 2015596Views0Likes0Comments
With the final month of the year upon us, small businesses (as well as larger organizations) the world over are reviewing the past and looking toward the future.
Content marketing is the “flavor of the month” and there is no reason to believe this is going to change anytime soon.
Do you have a system in place for creating killer content? From blog posts to infographics, if your answer is yes there may be something you are forgetting: an iron clad marketing strategy.
Does your marketing plan need a shot in the arm? Are you tired of doing the “same old, same old” with hopes that you achieve the desired results?
There is a lot that goes into creating an effective online marketing strategy. While the use of video may sound intimidating, once you are on the right track this can be a fun way to generate new business and connect with your target audience.
If you are trying to grow traffic to your website, it is essential to take a close look at your content marketing strategy. While there is nothing wrong with spending time and money on other SEO efforts, Google has made it clear that there is nothing more important than high quality content.
Regardless of how much success you have had marketing your company in the past, there is one thing you need to remember: things can and will change in the future. For this reason, you must be prepared to find and test new marketing channels on a regular basis.
With 2013 coming to an end, there is no better time than now to create a sound marketing plan for the new year. Before you do this, don’t overlook making a “final push” over the last few weeks of December.
With Halloween quickly approaching, you may have been caught off-guard when it comes to taking advantage of the marketing opportunities in the year's spookiest holiday. No need to be afraid, though - there are still a few things you can do this week to capture the attention of your audience (and hopefully not scare them away!).
When you first start using social media to reach out to your audience, usually one particular social network stands out as being right for your business. For some businesses, Facebook seems like a natural choice; for others, it may be Twitter or Pinterest or another social media site.