Showing posts with label social media points to remember. Show all posts
Showing posts with label social media points to remember. Show all posts

Monday, 31 March 2014

WHY FIT-IN WHEN YOU CAN STAND OUT?

Why be “just fine” when you can be awesome online? Try out at least one of our social media tricks and watch what happens to your posts online! Entrepreneurs and marketers are always looking for social media tricks to give them an edge on their competition and to attract more people to their social media sites.


#1  Give people a peek into your life outside of your work


Let’s just face it – we are all voyeurs and often wonder, “What does that person do when they are not talking business?” This is a good strategy because you will find people being attracted to you because of a shared interest or passion. 




#2  Use humor 

Being serious all the time is boring. Adding some laugh increases engagement levels. Again, a way for others to connect easily to you and a really simple social media trick to use. Try scanning Pinterest for some ideas – that’s a great place on the web to grab some interesting visuals.



#3  vCita pop-up box on your website.
Install a program like vCita on your website. Program it so it pops up when someone comes to your website. vCita, for instance, lets a visitor connect with you immediately and set up an appointment based on your calendar. Use it and do a free 30-minute call with anyone who wants to ask a question related to social media. Visitors simply choose a time that works for them, based on the availability that is put up on your calendar and who knows? Maybe they’ll turn out to be your client! Easy, engaging, and unobtrusive, right? 

TIP: If the visitor to your website chooses to close the tab, it won’t pop up for them again while they are on my website.


#4  Make your own quotes 
Quote all by yourself. You can use programs like Quozio. All you need to do is extract something brilliant from your blog posts and make a quote out of it. Quozio allows you to save all of your quotes and they have many different templates and fonts. You can share them on different social media sites. Something you wrote may go viral if you’re lucky!


#5  Ask for the like, or share, or subscription.
Don’t be shy. Especially if you make YouTube videos, you can put an annotation on your screen and say the words, “Please subscribe to my channel.” If you don’t ask, you probably won’t get the subscription, especially if you are new on social media.

That was simple right? You don't really need to do all of these at once. Like we said, just one at a time and that'll do the magic. Please don't hesitate to share any other tips with us!


Thursday, 27 March 2014

CUSTOMERS ARE JUST NOT THAT INTO YOU...

The content, tools and process of sales are ever changing! Today’s infographic will give you an idea as to what your customers expect of you. The focus on building relationships with clients have never been more pertinent. As communication is chiseled down to statues and tweets our society is more receptive to 140 characters of description with an image. Infographics, videos and polls capture the customers attention and provides them with instant information.

Customer relationship management has changed the landscape of online marketing. Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook help business engage with a customer on a personal side. Customer engagement is at the forefront of modern business to business sales. As we continue to interact with each other at new speeds, creating relationships will take new innovative ideas.





Monday, 24 March 2014

THE SOCIAL MEDIA CHEAT SHEET

There's always a shortcut to everything. Sometimes, you never know, it might work out better! Here's s cheat sheet to the social network that will help you get to know the nuances better and be on track!


Friday, 7 March 2014

SOCIAL MEDIA: PROBLEM #1


SOCIAL MEDIA: 7 PROBLEMS 7 SOLUTIONS

The most common mistake of businesses is that they dive into uncharted waters and expect to float despite their inability to swim. Translation in social media marketing language: most people plunk in their efforts and their capital yet fail to learn the ropes first. 

In anything we do in life, knowledge and awareness is a must. If not, that’s the equivalent of going straight into college without passing through elementary. So, even if you are intelligent, you may not have acquired other skills necessary to survive.

When marketing via the social media channels is no exception – you must know what the most likely problems you will encounter in order to be ready. So what are these common hurdles?

We're going to tell you 7 major problems that Marketers face on Social Media along with their solutions - one for each day of the week! Keep following us and keep yourself out from all these problems. Click here to read problem #1 and it's solution!
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Wednesday, 22 January 2014

7 SIZZLING TIPS TO GEAR UP ON SOCIAL MEDIA

# 1  On - your - toes!

Be alert. Watch out! Accept the fact that there's millions of people on social media - good and bad.

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Know who to connect with and make sure you're doing the right thing. Superman is not gonna come to the rescue if you mess it up! :P


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See! :O I told you! You can never figure out who's who on social media :D
You must look INTO other people, as well as, AT them...

# 2  Time  it!

Don't keep flooding your wall with all possible updates or tweets. Yes, it's good to post but that doesn't mean you need to be sitting and staring at your device and wondering what to say next! 

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Time your posts regularly. Make sure other people's notifications are not just about you.

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Oh come on! Let's grow up folks! People will not be happy by listening to you all the time. It's just going to make them lose the interest and run away :P Now tell me, do you really want that?

# 3  Connect!

That's the key to great social networking. P.A.R.T.I.C.I.P.A.T.E. That doesn't mean you can barge in and spam someone's wall just because they're on your friend list. NO! Know when to talk and make sure you let them talk in the conversation. Keep in touch with people you know.
Don't be a loner! Connections do matter

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