Social media—Facebook in particular—is a great online tool that can help you generate more visibility and views for your business. How you use your Facebook page for SEO success matters immensely. It’s not as simple as just creating a Facebook for your business and then posting once in a while. You have to actively manage your business Facebook page just like you would your personal one. Stay on top of the latest industry trends and try to share them with your followers before your competitors. Share images, videos, infographics, and
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Making Good Impressions: Why You Need to Update Your Reputation Management Strategy in 2020
Posted by Adrian Newman on Feb 20th, 2020 in Social Media Marketing
Have you ever heard the old adage, “You never get a second chance to make a good first impression”? Psychologists have, for the most part, concluded that first impressions are innate mental images or opinions that we form about others—whether they’re individuals, groups, or organizations—based largely on personal biases and perceptions.
Like people, companies and the brands that represent them are complex entities that have many layers that can be peeled back to reveal different aspects of their core values and business styles. Unfortunately, it’s a lot harder for brands
Twitter Marketing Tips for SMBs in 2019
Posted by Adrian Newman on Sep 12th, 2019 in Social Media MarketingTips to Enhance SEO with Social Listening
Posted by Adrian Newman on Mar 14th, 2019 in Social Media MarketingWant More Followers for Your Business on Twitter? Avoid These Mistakes!
Posted by Adrian Newman on Nov 22nd, 2018 in Social Media MarketingThe Difference Between Houzz and Pinterest: Which One Is the Right Marketing Tool for Your Business?
Posted by Adrian Newman on Jul 10th, 2018 in Social Media Marketing
There are so many social media platforms available online these days that it can be challenging to determine which ones work best for your business practices. In truth, it really just depends on a few different factors: the type of business you’re in and who your target demographic is. Once you have these two things down pat, then you can find the right avenue to market your business, products, and services effectively. Houzz and Pinterest are two social media outlets in particular that are in direct competition with one another