There are a lot of factors that contribute to successful online marketing. One of the most important keys is a model of consistent content. The goal of consistent publishing of content is not to be loud and overwhelming. It is a public appearance that states that you are present, available, and actively invested in your …
In this time of social media marketing, there are hundreds of tools and software with features capable of helping you in managing your social media platforms. Social media management tools ranging from Buffer to Sendible can assist you with social media creation, collaboration, planning, scheduling, sharing, analysis, and more.
Social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, and Instagram have millions of users on a day-to-day basis. A cohesive social media presence allows businesses of all sizes to communicate to their customers where they stand. With so many platforms available out there, managing multiple social media platforms can be an absolute nightmare.
Business owners are required to invest a lot of time and energy in creating/writing a post and scheduling the right time to post content throughout the day. As a result, this is not feasible for businesses that operate with a handful of employees. With that in mind, businesses have now turned to social media management tools that permit them to create a comprehensive social media strategy where they can manage all platforms from one place.
Social media today is vast, and in order for you to get any foothold in a market, being connected is important. Businesses recognize this, and over the years there have been some who have created an active and thriving community and presence. But it’s worth asking – how many of those people they’ve amassed are …
If you’re new to Video Production, developing some good workflow habits will speed up your production, and let you create better video!
In the marketing world today one of the most important factors for success is clickthrough rates. As mentioned in our piece on online marketing strategies that’ll make you a marketing unicorn is having a solid clickthrough rate: “Yes, organic Clickthrough Rates do matter. And they matter now more than ever.” But why?
If you have a website, you ought to have a blog. While this is the norm in many industries, most people don’t consider the various problems that come with this. One of the most prominent problems is writer’s block.
Video is one of the biggest markets that people are still trying to crack in the marketing world. While some businesses have managed to make videos that garner thousands of views, some struggle to get even a few hundred.
Whatever boat you are in, the strategies I’ll be discussing will help in either case. If you’re established, these strategies will help you to stay fresh, hold interest and grow steadily. And if you’re behind, these strategies will help you climb up and get the attention you are looking for.
Video is of course the way of the future but there are all kinds of things that you can do to stand out in the crowd. Of course you can have an amazing description, but that is only one piece to the puzzle. Some other tactics you can consider is having some amazing thumbnails. Of course you can stick with some of the basic tactics of thumbnails, but these particular strategies I’ll share with you will help you stand out amongst others. After all, there are millions of minutes of watch time uploaded every hour, you need your video to stand out.
There are all kinds of names for this feeling: At some point in time, you simply stop creating. You feel like the well of ideas is dried up, or that no ideas come after spending several minutes looking at a blank screen. Writer call it writer’s block. Others call it burnout. Creatives broadly call this …
Every day one of our clients ask ‘When will my site be on google’s first page?’. Seo’s of ‘questionable’ repute will frequently ‘guarantee’ first page results in just weeks – but is it realistic? What impact does the content and keyword selection play in this? In short – how long does it really take to get to page one?