Matt Granfield from marketingmag.com.au has written a great article on Top 10 social media marketing tips. Here are a couple of his tips and read the full article.
Use Google Insights to find whatever keywords related to your business are being searched for the most and watch for trends.
Become an expert, start a blog and use your knowledge for good. Industry secrets don’t exist anymore. If you try and keep them to yourself someone else will trump you. We’re operating in a knowledge-based economy. Be the fountain of knowledge, be prolific and people will turn to you, and when they turn to you, you can start relationships with them (you know what I mean, don’t be rude).
Start a Facebook group that people will want to join and subtly sponsor it. Don’t just start a fan page for your business, create a community that people want to be involved in. If you sell surfboards, create a fan page for six foot waves. If you sell candles start a Facebook group for people who are afraid of the dark.
Figure out whoever the key influencers are for whatever it is you’re selling. Read their blogs and leave comments on them regularly. They’ll get to know who you are and then when you want to sell something you won’t have to make a bunch of new friends. Never forget that the purpose of a conversation with a new friend is not to sell something. It’s to have another conversation.
Matt Granfield from marketingmag.com.au has written a great article on Top 10 social media marketing tips. Here are a couple of his tips:
- Use Google Insights to find whatever keywords related to your business are being searched for the most and watch for trends.
- Become an expert, start a blog and use your knowledge for good. We’re operating in a knowledge-based economy. Be the fountain of knowledge, be prolific and people will turn to you, and when they turn to you, you can start relationships with them.
- Start a Facebook group that people will want to join and subtly sponsor it. Don’t just start a fan page for your business, create a community that people want to be involved in. If you sell surfboards, create a fan page for six foot waves. If you sell candles start a Facebook group for people who are afraid of the dark.
- Figure out whoever the key influencers are for whatever it is you’re selling. Read their blogs and leave comments on them regularly.
Read the full article.
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