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25 Facebook Marketing Tips to Grow Your Business

25 Facebook Marketing Tips to Grow Your Business | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Discover everything you need to know to about Facebook marketing -- from how to create a business Page to how to use Facebook Insights.


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Practical Facebook marketing tips.

donhornsby's curator insight, June 3, 2016 9:42 AM
(From the article) : If you want your business' content to reach consumers, having a presence on Facebook is a given. But to make the most of your Facebook Page -- to attract and engage visitors, drive them to your website, and convert them into leads (and, eventually, customers) -- you need to optimize your Facebook presence.
Everett Bowes's curator insight, June 5, 2016 10:22 AM
Great tips!!
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32 Creative And Unique Business Cards That Stand Out

32 Creative And Unique Business Cards That Stand Out | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Looking for an innovative business card for yourself? Check out these 32 ingenious examples that are sure to leave a lasting impression. It’s interesting to see not just creative businesses like agencies, design firms and photographers using unconventional cards but also lawyers, doctors, finance professionals, etc. If cost is a concern, you can also create two sets – one conventional/economical and the other radical (in lesser quantity). Use the appropriate one depending on the type of client, budget, etc.

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These cards are simply awesome. What an effective way to market your business! Check out the divorce lawyer's card that tears in half, the cheese shop business card cheese grater and the yoga studio business card/mini yoga mat. Pure inspiration and great marketing! Recommended viewing 10/10

Marc Fanuel's curator insight, October 20, 2014 9:04 AM

ajouter votre point de vue ...

Abrasives All's curator insight, October 20, 2014 9:08 PM
so cool
Adérito Bié's curator insight, October 24, 2014 12:13 PM

adicionar a sua visão ...

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[INFOGRAPHIC] 27 Proven Marketing Strategies For A Small Budget - SocialMeep

[INFOGRAPHIC] 27 Proven Marketing Strategies For A Small Budget - SocialMeep | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
In the infographic below, digital marketing agency Crawford and O’Brien illustrates 27 marketing strategies to “double traffic in under 30 days”...

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Very actionable tips for better social marketing results.

Adelyn Picciani's curator insight, October 14, 2013 10:27 AM

Good graphic with some common sense approaches.

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The Only Two Things Customers Will Buy - Improve Your Small Business Marketing

The Only Two Things Customers Will Buy - Improve Your Small Business Marketing | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Small business marketing begins with compelling desires. People buy for two reasons. They are trying to eliminate pain points or they are trying to reach a compelling desire. If your small business marketing doesn’t focus on how your service helps them address one of those two issues, you’re just rolling the dice.


Creating effective marketing, which I define as marketing that delivers sales, requires you to have an understanding of your service and your customers. First consider your offering and determine its key benefits. Don’t confuse features and benefits here (read more), benefits are what your customers buy, features describe the service. Think of it in these terms: features “so that” benefits....

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Great explanation of selling benefits Instead of features as well as tips on how to improve your small business marketing.

nicole ferrara's curator insight, October 13, 2013 5:20 PM

In understanding the marketing small businesses must employ, we have to consider the accessibility consumers have to digital marketing today. Consumers have unlimited ability to find a small-business' marketing, so it needs to be consistent and on-point, never wavering from the core messaging.

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Sharing 3 Tips On How I Helped A Business Owner Grow From $12k to $250k Per Year In Just 2 Years...

Sharing 3 Tips On How I Helped A Business Owner Grow From $12k to $250k Per Year In Just 2 Years... | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

GENUINE HUMAN CONNECTION is a powerful, powerful, powerful way to build strong relationships and a strong business. Especially in a world right now that is truly in pain, struggling and in need of connection. Just look at Oprah’s empire or Dr. Oz’s empire. That is built on caring relationship and that creates a loyal following.So, what does genuine human connection look like and how do you build relationship on your social networks? Good question and here are a few tips to help you understand what you need to start doing in real time....

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Small business success story based on relationship building and social marketing... 

IOANNIS APOSTOLOU's curator insight, September 2, 2013 3:28 PM

Let's see if we can implement them efficiently!

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Agile marketing: the 70:20:10 rule

Agile marketing: the 70:20:10 rule | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

The 70:20:10 ruleTo borrow another popular concept, I would suggest thinking 70:20:10 makes sense. 70% of your marketing is the planned ‘marketing as usual’ activity. 20% of your marketing should be programmatic.I described this in more depth in a previous article but it is marketing that is more rules-driven and automated in response to various stimuli; so it is not planned, but it is responsive, and, typically, machine-driven and executed.10% of your marketing is purely responsive Oreo-style. For this you typically need people resource available....

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Some really good lessons and ideas from these marketing case studies. Key question is can you be agile enough in the future?

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How to Make a Facebook Cover that Markets Your Business

How to Make a Facebook Cover that Markets Your Business | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Looking to visually market your Facebook page? Want to promote your product or service? Here's how to make a Facebook cover that markets your business!


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Practical tips and 12 creative ways you can remake the standard Facebook page offering, to create a strong marketing tool for your business.

Michelle K Thomas's curator insight, April 1, 2016 10:33 AM

 

If you already have a Facebook page for your business, or you are thinking of creating one, you need to maximise the opportunity that a Facebook page provides to market your business to the audience you are trying to attract. The standard Facebook page, does little for your business, other than tell its likers who you are and what business you are in. This post provides 12 creative ways you can remake the standard Facebook page offering, to create a strong marketing tool for your business (don't forget you can also update and change the page at whim to suit what you are trying to achieve at any future point).

Nurkhamimi Zainuddin's curator insight, April 3, 2016 3:07 AM

The standard Facebook page, does little for your business, other than tell its likers who you are and what business you are in. This post provides 12 creative ways you can remake the standard Facebook page offering, to create a strong marketing tool for your business.

shantiM's curator insight, April 4, 2016 9:01 PM

 

If you already have a Facebook page for your business, or you are thinking of creating one, you need to maximise the opportunity that a Facebook page provides to market your business to the audience you are trying to attract. The standard Facebook page, does little for your business, other than tell its likers who you are and what business you are in. This post provides 12 creative ways you can remake the standard Facebook page offering, to create a strong marketing tool for your business (don't forget you can also update and change the page at whim to suit what you are trying to achieve at any future point).

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How to Craft a Shopping Experience That Beats the Web

How to Craft a Shopping Experience That Beats the Web | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Consumers want more from brick-and-mortar stores than they can get online, where shopping is faster, easier and often cheaper, members of a panel on retail. They're looking for human interaction, said Rachel Shechtman, founder of Story, a boutique in Chelsea. "The future of retail is about entertainment and community," she said. "It's really about the surprise and delight factor."


Her shop, Story, experiments with retail as a media channel, and is managed like a magazine, according to Ms. Shechtman. It has sponsorships, like magazines have ads, and it's completely redone every few weeks with new products and designs. Most of the shop, Ms. Shechtman says, is pure experience, with a smaller portion where customers can shop....

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Retailers should provide experiences, an advertising week panel said, like the store where customers watch 3d printers make purchases such as custom headphones.

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Going Premium: How to Choose Your Content Marketing Toolkit

Going Premium: How to Choose Your Content Marketing Toolkit | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

So how do you pick tools? What’s your strategy for tool selection? Which function owns this decision/process? IT or Marketing?


More than than considering tool options you should be asking questions:How should I approach tool selection?What kinds of tools do I need?

- How do they interact and combine?

- Am I paying for duplication of features?

- Who does the vendor compete with? Are they viable? Am I picking best in class?

- What am I missing from my current toolset?

- Are we consistently using the same tools across the company?

- Who are our experts in tool usage? Who should we listen to?...

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Great tips for building your social media toolkit and how to choose the best paid-for services.

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Tune-In Your Social Media For Customer-Focus And Better Business Practice

Tune-In Your Social Media For Customer-Focus And Better Business Practice | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Sync Up With What’s Trending To Better Cater To Your Customers


Many small businesses depend on their customers to stay afloat in today’s volatile market. Along with a strong marketing strategy and satisfied staff, your customers should remain at the forefront of your business priorities—social media can help.


Social media is amazing: SMBs can access almost-instant data metrics and customer feedback, develop marketing techniques, and gauge competitors. Businesses can, and should, also use social media as a market research and communication tool.


Employing better social media strategies and recognizing the multi-faceted uses these services can offer your business can boost productivity and business....

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Several fresh tips for small business to generate better social media results.

Haley Evans's curator insight, October 24, 2013 2:40 AM

Syncing into the World of Social Media

 

Unless you have been living under a rock for the last few years, you know that social media is taking over the business world. It is a huge tactic for publicity, advertising, and communication for businesses. The use of social media can make or break a business and their reputation, but when used properly, your company can be very successful. This article, along with the idea given in “Adventures in Public Relations” can give helpful insight to companies how to use social media to better their business.

            The first idea is to utilize social media properly. Adventures in public relations discuss the idea of cyber relations on page 320. This is the use of public relations strategies and tactics to deal with publics via the internet and with issues related to the internet. Companies are now making cyber relations a category of its own in the business world because of its importance.  It is extremely important for companies to respond quickly and appropriately to their consumers and followers on social media.  A negative example of this would be our discussion in class about Amy’s Bakery and how they retaliated and were inappropriate on their Facebook page when speaking to consumers.  A positive example of this would be from the critical analysis presentation given on Netflix. The company responded quickly to the consumers’ needs as well as in a fun and appropriate way. Businesses can also keep their name out in the public by utilizing different parts of the social media site as well. Using hash tags, pools, pins, and tags, are just a few ways social media can be a legitimate factor in getting word of your business out to the public.

            This article also discusses the importance of paying attention to what your followers are saying. With social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter having newsfeed constantly updating, it is easy to follow what consumers are saying. This in turn is making it easier for the business to check its feed and see what its consumers want or need, as well as concerns or complaints. Because of this it is even more important for businesses to respond as soon as possible to consumer’s complaints and posts. In our textbook, Guth and Marsh explain on page 170, the importance of responses to consumer contacts. They explain that the responses may and can be the most important marketing public relations tactic out there.  Social media can create many opportunities for businesses. When utilizing the services that are brought to the table, it will give your business an advantage in the business world and keep your customers coming

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The Internet’s Most Famous Hoodie Is Back — But What Took So Long? « Tony Rocha Official Blog

The Internet’s Most Famous Hoodie Is Back — But What Took So Long? « Tony Rocha Official Blog | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

American Giant was drowning in a river of digital praise.


Last December, Slate tech writer Farhad Manjoo published a story about the company’s signature product — a heavyweight hooded sweatshirt — calling it the “greatest hoodie ever made.” Orders flooded in — so many that American Giant couldn’t keep up with the demand.


As Christmas came and went, the orders kept rolling in, and the struggle to fill them continued. Unlike the massive multinationals making billions from fast fashion in sweatshops in Bangladesh, American Giant is selling an American-made ideal as much as a sweatshirt. It is making clothes you don’t wear for a season and shove to the back of your closet. It’s making durable, well-designed, good-looking sweatshirts you can wear for a decade and then pass down to your kid, the way American clothes used to be made — and they don’t cost much more than the disposable crap we’ve accepted as the standard for affordable apparel....

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Good social business success story.

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Celebrate The Ingenuity Of Small Businesses (10 Photos)

Celebrate The Ingenuity Of Small Businesses (10 Photos) | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

These small businesses use ingenuity, creativity and no budget to get results. They don't have an "ad agency" or even an "ad budget" — but they do the best with what they got....

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You'll enjoy these visual examples of small business marketing and creativity.

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