Dienstag, 28. Februar 2012

Social Media Marketing: Tips For Getting Started, Part 2

Be selective about what you post on Facebook, making sure that it packs a punch while creating interest. Avoid sharing things just because you haven't shared anything yet today. Share those things that you think are of interest, exciting or factual. Choose information that is relevant and interesting. Don't post quizzes, surveys and games that waste customers' time and may turn them off from reading your page.
To get people to pass your content around, write lists! A list format might seem a bit awkward and silly, but people are more likely to share this type of content than just about anything else. Whether it's a top 10 list of products or a list of ways a product can be used, lists will get people engaged.
Users with mobile phones can take advantage of Facebook Places to see what's new. Make a Facebook page for your store, and get customers to check in from your store by offering a discount to anyone who shows their status to a cashier. There are many good examples to help you learn more.
If your social media marketing involves a Twitter account, automate certain kinds of content. If there are bloggers or news sources within your niche that you trust, and whose posts are consistently interesting, automate your account to retweet their posts. Also set up something where your best Tweets are periodically retweeted so they do not sink out of sight.
To figure out what a social media page should be used for, study the pages in the niche you're in that are the most popular. What do they share in terms of updates? Observe the design of their pages. Use these pages to help you put your page together.
To get more attention on Twitter, use hash tags related to your industry. For example, suppose you are sharing cooking recipes, use tags like #food, #cooking, and #recipes. This causes your tweets to be indexed and searchable, which means people who haven't seen your feed might happen on it if they search for related content.
Try making some lists for your social media blog. When you are trying to attract visits to your blog, you need information that can be taken in quickly by readers. The best way to do this is to compile lists that show things like the 10 best places to visit or 10 songs that make you move.
Consider writing a guest blog or allowing a popular blogger in your niche market to guest blog on your site. Either way, you can generate more traffic. When you guest blog on another blogger's site, make sure part of your agreement includes leaving a link back to your site. Likewise, allow your guest blogger to do the same. The blogger's followers are likely to come check out the post as well as your site in the process.
It only takes a small investment to get your company onto social media and engaging in powerful marketing campaigns. If you apply the ideas and knowledge presented in the preceding paragraphs, you too can grow your business presence and sales by harnessing the booming growth of this communication medium.
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