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Imagine if you had a best friend who knew everything. That would be so helpful right? Well you kind of do, thanks to Facebook.
All you have to do is find a Facebook group related to your question and then ask. And that is exactly what I did yesterday when searching for help with increasing conversions.
The only thing industry bloggers ever talk about is traffic. It’s super important, I get that. But what if, instead of focusing even more time on more traffic, why not increasing conversions? 
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With a defined social media strategy in place, marketers can rock social media in 30 minutes a day. Sound too good to be true? It is actually possible if your daily use of social media is built upon a well-developed social media strategy.
But, a strong social media strategy does not mean that your brand has to be on every single social media channel out there. Instead, focus on the social media channels that the majority of your customers frequent. The infographic below explains how having an over-arching social media strategy in place can save you time and make you a more effective social media strategist....
Jeff Domansky's curator insight,
May 8, 2013 2:57 PM
Take a look at this info graphic for some valuable insight on where to spend your time in social media and social marketing. |
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Small businesses prefer to conduct their marketing efforts on social networking sites over location-based marketing, according to a May 8 article by Fox News. Given the word-of-mouth nature and sharing features of sites such as Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, and Pinterest, 97 percent of business owners said that they use these platforms to promote their businesses.
Only 17 percent of businesses say they utilize location-based ads, such as Foursquare, in promoting their products and services. Additionally, 66 percent of small business owners are optimizing their website for mobile platforms, reflecting an evolving use of the web and social sites. Just 34 percent of business owners say they have no desire to use social media in the future. Many believe that they don’t have a demand from customers to utilize such platforms....
Most important, 61 percent of small business got no return on investment...
Jeff Domansky's curator insight,
May 13, 2013 2:33 PM
For me the BIG question is what are the 39% that are getting ROI doing right? And how can we utilize that learning for better results? |
Just a great resource for optimizing results from social marketing.