10 tips for giving your social media marketing a boost of energy in second half of 2014 Social Media Marketing blog posts seem pretty redundant these days. Fortunately we pioneer new tools and techniques every day, and have boiled some of our favorite tools and best practices...
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Use of Facebook pages for small businesses can be a bit of a mystery – or at least a confusing. Many Seattle businesses just throw in the towel and settle for more “Like’s” as their success or growth measurement on Facebook. They don’t know how do get in front of more fans, and they don’t know how to increase engagement from the fans they have.
With small Seattle businesses, and businesses everywhere, content marketing – or Content-onomics as we call it here at Marketeering Group – can be relegated to the lower levels of your business priorities. However, content is crucial to the success of your business online. It drives more traffic to your website, by attracting search engines and human eyes, than anything else.
Content marketing really matters. Why?
Small Seattle business owners have a lot of struggles to get through and obstacles to overcome, so we like to help by keeping you informed with tools and tips to make your life easier.
Last May, Facebook rolled out their feature for promoted Facebook posts – allowing businesses to pay a fee to have their posts promoted to their fans.
Since then, businesses of all shapes and sizes have used Facebook post promotion to get their message to the masses. But if you’re not using the tool and promoting your Facebook posts, why should you?
First, let’s map out how Facebook post promotion for businesses works:
Facebook is basically king when it comes to the method to accessing and interacting with your customers through social media. Small businesses have noticed: 86 percent of small businesses say Facebook is the most effective medium in social media for engaging customers, according to an infographic by Intuit (an innovative online finance and marketing company).