1.
Try
to insert a call to action into the bottom of every post. This won't
always be possible – the character limit on Twitter is often a
barrier to this and you can't put links on Instagram posts – but
the
more, the better. Link to your blog or website, ask questions and
invite comments. This
allows you to generate further interest without coming
across as a constant salesperson who's more interested in profit than
customers.
2.
Schedule your updates to
post just before or after
the hour. This targets
business people like marketers, office workers and managers who check
their social media just before or after a meeting. Sometimes
it's all
about the
timing.
3.
YouTube users should check
out this post on
the Gleam Marketing Blog explaining how to add a small light-box
pop-up to your page, encouraging visitors to subscribe to your
channel. All you need to do is add the following text to the end of
your YouTube URL whenever you share it:
?sub_confirmation=1
4.
Use
aggregator apps like Tweetdeck
to streamline your
social media experience, viewing multiple accounts simultaneously
without having to log
in to each one
separately. This
saves time and helps to
keep
your content consistent.
5.
Visuals are important. This
might seem obvious but posts on social media that include some kind
of visual element, either a photograph or video, tend to have a wider
reach and invite active engagement with content. Make
sure your visuals are relevant, consistent
and prolific.
Think
about optimizing your visual content with links – an
image or video can act as a 'gateway' to more valuable
content, such as your main website or blog. For
example, place a link to your website in the description of a YouTube
video or the profile section of your Instagram account.
6.
Post with empathy. Be
kind, polite and acknowledge
others. Make sure to
interact with your followers and other businesses – your social
media accounts do not exist in a vacuum.
Social networking is by
nature designed to be interactive and it's most effective when you
use it as a networking tool, rather than a broadcasting platform.
This means letting them know that you're reading their posts by
hitting the link button, sending them direct messages or
retweeting/reblogging their relevant content.
More Information
20
Social Media Marketing Tips From the Pros
–
http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/social-media-marketing-tips-pros/
5
Ways To Cross Promote Social Media Posts
–
https://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/tips-tricks/5-ways-to-cross-promote-social-media-posts
3
Ways to Use Google Analytics to Evaluate Your Audience –
http://www.socialmediaexaminer.com/3-ways-to-use-google-analytics-to-evaluate-your-audience/
11
Creative Ways to Use Live Streaming on Snapchat, Facebook Live &
More -
http://blog.hubspot.com/marketing/live-streaming-ideas#sm.001nxq8xi1ccgcowrmv1pdizwmz22
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