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Social Media Marketing professionals
can do the heavy lifting for businesses, who understand the value of
this marketing technology. From the way the company pages look on sites
like Facebook, Twitter and Google Plus to what is posted and when,
Social Media Marketers develop a strategy for each client, taking into
consideration their business, industry and unique company culture.
However, whether the client runs a “one-man-band” or has a building (or
buildings) full of employees, there are certain things that business
owners can do to assure a successful Social Media Marketing Program:
Own the Page.
We recently worked with a client who had at least three Facebook
Business Pages – and didn’t have control over any of them. Over the last
few years, several of her part-time employees and interns have
convinced her that they would build and take care of her Facebook Page.
As each of these temporary employees left her employ, the Facebook
pages were abandoned. Because the business owner had not been made an
admin on any of the pages, they remain in “limbo.” This dilutes any
future Social Media Marketing efforts, as people will be confused about
which Page they should “like.” Also when they find the abandoned pages,
they may believe that the business no longer exists.
It is
important for the business owner (or other principal of the company) to
have control over their Pages. If the client does not want to bother
with Facebook, the Social Media Manager can open a Personal Page, using
the client’s email address, and build the Business Page from that,
adding herself as a second admin on the page. The business owner can
leave the account alone, but should keep the user name and password in a
safe place.
Keep the Social Media Manager “in the loop.” We
recently discovered that one of our clients had been interviewed by the
local newspaper. We also found out (after the fact) that he had
partnered with another company to run a contest. When we asked why he
had not advised us about these things, he said he didn’t think of it.
To
get the “biggest bang for your marketing buck,” let your Social Media
manager know what is happening, including sales, articles, interviews,
special offers, milestones, etc. Submitting pictures or other images to
the Social Media Manager will help personalize the page and make it
more interesting.
Answer Questions in a timely manner.
One of the most important features of social media is the ability of
people to communicate with the company. Social Media Managers will
alert the business owner (or designated employee) of comments and
questions. By responding quickly, answers will be posted in a timely
manner. This will not only help the person who asked the question, but
demonstrate to all friends of the Page that the company cares about
them.
While we believe that Social Media Marketing has
become a sophisticated marketing technology best run by professionals,
there are things that business owners can do to show their friends and
followers that they are “real” people, who care about their business and
their customers.
If
you consider yourself a know-it-all social media guru, you're in for a
surprise. Following the rapid evolution of social media analytics tools,
industry experts are able to extract lots of new and increasingly
detailed information that helps marketers to create more effective
social media strategies. There are dozens of research studies being
conducted on the subject, some of which you might not even now existed.
Here are ten interesting social media facts you probably didn’t know
about.
1. That's right, Facebook is growing
Even though to
some markets Facebook is slowly becoming an obsolete social media
platform, the global scale shows something completely different. It's
hard to imagine, but it's true – every second 5 new Facebook profiles
are created. That's more than the number of global births!
2. Twitter has 6 different communication networks
A
recent study conducted by the Pew Research Center jointly with the
Social Media Research Foundation, analyzed thousands of Twitter
conversations and spotted a pattern. There are as many as 6 completely
different communication networks at work on Twitter. And we all thought
tweeting was such a simple affair.
3. Users love videos more than ever
Even
though marketers agree that original videos aren't exactly an important
part of their social media strategy (have a look at this survey),
facts speak for themselves. Every day, Facebook users watch more than
500 years worth of videos and an average visitor spends at least 15
minutes on YouTube.
4. Twitter is a real-time dictator
A
research study by Lithium Technologies showed that the real-time nature
of Twitter can result in some really high expectations from users –
apparently, 53% of those who tweet a brand expect an answer within an
hour. But that's not all. If they're angry and their tweet is a
complaint, the number rises to a smashing 72%! Use tools to track your
response time and make sure to respond as fast as possible to all tweets
that make your way (especially the angry ones!).
5. Facebook is most alive on Fridays
In
its recent Social Intelligence Report, Adobe analyzes over 225 billion
Facebook posts and concludes that the best time to count on user
engagement is Friday. That's when posts receive more comments, shares
and likes – perhaps because Fridays are perfect days for slacking off at
work! Something to consider when you're reviewing your own posting
schedule.
6. Late evening is a perfect time to tweet
After
analyzing over 1.7 million tweets, TrackMaven came up with a precise
timing for maximizing our chances at getting retweeted. Apparently, the
best time to tweet during the day is from 10 p.m. to 11 p.m. ET, best
done on Sunday. Late night is a moment when the share volume is lower
and content simply has a greater chance at being shared. If you're
looking for more engagement, consider posting during this hour.
7. Every day has its winner on Pinterest
Pinterest
is one of the social media platforms that drives most web traffic, so
it's only natural that the team seizes their immense amount of data and
granted us some really valuable insights. Pinterest revealed on their
company blog the top categories that get most engagement every day of
the week. While fitness posts will score high on Monday, those with
inspirational quotes are most popular on Wednesday (it figures – workers
like to be comforted half-way through their working week).
8. Visuals have real power on Facebook
We
all know the value of great images for our social media marketing, but
this figure is simply mind-blowing. Social Bakers revealed that 87% of
all interactions of a Facebook page happen on photo posts. In
comparison, posts with links receive only 4% of all interactions.
Choosing photos that fit your brand narrative or tell a story on their
own should now become your priority.
9. Written content is key
The
expected rise of content marketing means that more and more marketers
will be on the lookout for high-quality content to raise their brand
awareness across various social media platforms. Writers can feel secure
– it seems that written content is what marketers appreciate most. An
annual survey conducted by the Social Media Examiner revealed that 58%
of marketers considered blog posts and expert articles as the most
important kind of social content. That's really impressive, especially
when considered next to the meek 19% of marketers who voted for visual
content.
10. The 55-64 age bracket is growing on Twitter
And
growing fast. In fact, this is the fastest growing demographic on
Twitter! This surprising fact will bring joy to all those who market
products for mature consumers.
Judging by the practical insights
brought by data derived from all those research studies, one thing is
clear – in order to stay on top of your game, you simply must have a
firm grasp over social media analytics and statistics.
Contrary to what many have claimed,
videos are actually a potent online marketing tool. However, there are
some key things to know about using videos for search engine marketing
purposes, some of which might surprise you:
1. Consider Other Sites
While
YouTube still dominates the world of online video presentation, many
marketers argue that it isn’t always the ideal site for video SEM. Keep
this in mind when testing your video content and consider trying them
across multiple sites to see which one generates the greatest response.
2. Consider the Use of Ads
It’s
not uncommon to be greeted with an ad upon visiting a video site. While
some major companies, like Coca-Cola and Disney, acquire positive
responses from video ads, you might not see the same success after
factoring in their often high cost.
3. Consider the Content
While video ads can
be hit-or-miss, those with video SEM experience have found that content
videos—videos that offer information, instruction, and/or advice—work
better for offering content on demand. Online customers have displayed
greater interest in web marketing material if they can learn from
videos—and about their provider.
4. Consider Restraint
Video
marketing material, as video SEO, requires you to study the response
and analytics. If your content is receiving a positive response, great,
but don’t oversaturate the web with it. Not only will doing so be
expensive—about the same costs as PPC ad optimization—but having too
many videos up can cause people to get sick of them—and your
company—very quickly.
5. Consider Sharing
With
the means for video production being so accessible, you have a lot of
creative freedom. And with that freedom comes the chance to share your
business’ videos across social media and increase the number of viewers.
Make sure you share your videos across as many sites and outlets as you
can without, of course, oversaturating the market. Read
more at
http://www.business2community.com/video-marketing/perfect-take-use-video-marketing-effectively-01048699
The travel and tourism industry has uncovered the potential of
social media in promoting destinations. Sharing of travel related
content has become second nature for Indian consumers who are driving a
high level of engagement through their travel stories. Cashing in on
this wave are tourism boards that are using social media to disseminate
their messages. South African Tourism believes that ‘travel is social’
and has been driving its marketing efforts through social platforms. In
conversation with Rashi Bisaria, Hanneli Sabber,
Country Manager, South African Tourism explains how consumer outreach
initiatives have been amplified through the digital medium and how the
number of Indian visitors to South Africa has steadily increased over
the years. Edited excerpts:
What kind of presence does South African Tourism have on
digital media? How did you amplify the latest campaign through social
media?
When #TakeMeToSouthAfrica was first conceptualized in 2012, the main
objective was to reach out to travel enthusiasts all over India thereby
showcasing the variety of wonderful experiences on offer to Indian
travel enthusiasts. We wanted to launch a direct consumer outreach
initiative where we get them to experience the destination first-hand
and to further augment the consumer outreach, we decided to get our
Brand Ambassador and cricketing maverick Jonty Rhodes to don the role of
a host to the winners on the 2 week trip to South Africa. Hailing from
South Africa and being extremely passionate about travel we were sure to
have had made the perfect choice.
Rightly so, the entries for the first edition and the current one of
#TakeMeToSouthAfrica received phenomenal response from travel junkies
across the country. This year in an attempt to further intensify our
approach as per the tastes of Indian travelers, an extensive external
research was carried out. The results indicated that gaming was one of
the key influences of the customer’s preferences. On the basis of this
understanding, South African Tourism introduced the latest edition
#TakeMeToSouthAfrica through an online gaming contest where contenders
had to cross multiple levels on adventure, wildlife, art & culture
and history about South Africa. As expected, the contest was a huge hit
across India with a very high level of engagement across platforms such
as Twitter, Facebook and a specially designed microsite linked to the
South African Tourism website.
With the understanding of ever rising influence of social media
platforms on travel decisions of Indian travelers, South African Tourism
is extremely active on various digital media platforms like Facebook
and Twitter. Our official website is also extremely user friendly and
provides our consumers an insight into South Africa with a number of
blog posts, tweets with popular hash tags, Instagram posts and much
more.
In the social space there is a focus on building communities that
will be most receptive to the content you have to share. Community
building extends the reach of organic activity if the communication is
good. The recent South African Tourism “Reconsider Ad” garnered more
than 500,000 views on YouTube not only due to the sheer brilliance of
the ad also due to the sustained efforts of the #MeetSouthAfrica
community that invested in the initiative almost 18 months prior to the
ad, by proactively sharing content in order to generate initial buzz
around the ad . The ad along with the hashtag #MeetSouthAfrica has
worked perfectly and generated large conversations with the majority of
comments and shares.
What was the #TakeMeToSouthAfrica campaign all about?
#TakeMeToSouthAfrica commenced earlier this year and immediately caught
on with the audiences. Participations started pouring in from across the
country, the moment the contest went public. Over 800 numbers of
entries were received and from the 24 shortlisted contestants who made
it to Round two, 4 lucky winners have been chosen for a two week trip to
South Africa with Jonty Rhodes. This year, we adopted a distinct and
innovative strategy to inform the chosen winners about their victory.
Billboards were set up outside the office of the four winners with a
personalized message from Jonty Rhodes announcing that they have won a
trip to South Africa with him. Amazed to see their billboards,
contestants expressed excitement for this once-in-a-lifetime voyage to
South Africa. These travel enthusiasts will embark on their journey to
South Africa from December 1-15, 2014 for some amazing travel
experiences with Jonty as their personal host.
Compared to last year what is the consumer sentiment like this year? Are people travelling more this year?
All our efforts with varied initiatives in the Indian market to reach
out to our target audience and key stakeholders have always paid off
extremely well and has helped strengthen the perception of South Africa
as a tourist destination offering a varied set of experiences. 2013
recorded 1 12 672 Indian tourists visiting South Africa which was an
increase of 5.5 per cent vis-à-vis 2012. 24 556 Indians have visited
South Africa in the first three months of 2014.
Has digital gained prominence as compared to 2013 in the tourism industry?
The tourism industry has changed dramatically with the overwhelming
emergence of social media platforms. While choosing a holiday
destination, consumers today opt for research on the internet for
reviews as the first step to understand the destination and its varied
offerings. Hence, digital and social media marketing has gained immense
importance in the overall marketing and communication strategy for
destination companies and tourism boards. Social media is a massive tool
to reach out to the global audience with your key messages and immerse
prospective consumers in an engagement programme through contests,
pictures, videos among others. Engagement is the key feature of social
media marketing which has worked well for many destinations including
ours.
We at South African Tourism believe that “Travel is Social”. This
means that travelers worldwide love to talk about where they have been,
where they are going and the things they are planning to do at the
destination. This process is aspirational and it is absolutely crucial
in today’s digital age to pay attention to what is being said. Digital
media and technologies now affect every single stage of the visitor’s
journey to a destination – from planning to stay to post trip
conversations. The purpose of every Tourism Board should be to develop a
holistic digital marketing strategy targeting the decision-making
process of planning a trip, to providing useful visitor information to
utilizing attractive social media tools for sharing their memorable
experience upon their return home.
Read original article source : http://pitchonnet.com/blog/2014/10/30/social-media-marketing-important-tool-destination-companies/
With several overlapping features, Facebook's Pages, groups and profiles leave many users confused.
Together, these three functions help us stay connected, but each has
its own purpose and works for different types of content. Whether you
want to stay in touch with friends, promote your brand or meet others
with the same hobbies, we can help you determine which tool will most
effectively meet your needs.
Below, we highlight the differences between Facebook Pages, groups
and profiles to help you understand when and how to use each one.
A
Facebook profile is meant to represent a single individual, and is for
non-commercial use. Made up of photos and experiences, a profile
summarizes a person's story. On a profile, individuals can personalize
their profile by uploading a profile photo, cover photo and adding
personal information like hometown, birthday, relationship status and
work history. Profile owners can post statuses, life events and can
control what information is shared on their respective profiles.
They can add and message friends, choose to view friends' statuses on
their News Feed and share personal updates. Those with a profile can
follow other profiles to see public updates from people they are not
friends with. Similarly, profile owners can "like" pages to see updates
in their News Feed.
Timeline
Within your profile is a space called Timeline. Sorted by date, Timeline allows profile users to view their own posts, posts from friends and stories they're tagged in.
Think
of a Facebook Page as a Timeline for organizations, businesses, brands
and public figures. Similar to profiles, Page owners can post stories,
add a cover photo, host events and more. Those who have "liked" a Page
will see the Page's updates in their News Feeds.
Anyone can create a Facebook Page, but only official representatives
can create and manage a Page for an organization, business, brand or
public figure. To create a Page, all you will need is a Facebook
profile. Profile owners can manage multiple Pages, and Page creators can
give permission for others to be administrators to help manage the
Page.
If you're looking to promote your company or raise brand awareness,
you'll want to create a Facebook Page. You can share promotions, offer
specials, make announcements and essentially, build a central fan base.
It's free to create, and once it is set up, the Page is optimized to
look the same across computers, phones, tablets and other devices.
Conveniently, there is a free Facebook Pages Manager app (Android, iOS) so owners can conveniently run the Page when they're on-the-go.
Pages
come with a set of features that profiles and groups don't have, for
example, the ability to manage notifications, messages and scheduled
posts on the "Activity" tab. Pages also come with a section called
"Insights," which help track of how posts are performing and who is
connecting to your Page. This section shares engagement information and
breaks down the demographics of the Page's fan base to help the creator
understand who their fans are. In the "Settings" tab, Page owners can
change visibility, choose whether they want people to post to the Page,
enable messages, set up profanity filters and more.
Similar to profiles, Page administrators can view an activity log to
see published posts and comments. In this log, administrators can delete
posts, comments and hide or allow posts.
Building a Facebook Page is easier than it sounds. Make sure you're logged into your individual Facebook profile. Then:
Click on the downward arrow at the top-right of your Facebook
profile's homepage, and select "Create a Page." This option is also on
the left-hand sidebar under "Pages." Or, you can visit www.facebook.com/pages/create.
Click on the category that is most relevant to the Page you want to create.
Select a more specific category from the drop-down menu.
Today,
more than 500 million people use Facebook groups monthly, and thousands
of groups are created daily. Like discussion forums, groups allow
specific sets of people to share photos, links, updates and more.
Groups are great for connecting family, peers, teammates, co-workers
or people with a shared interest. Members can ask and answer questions,
post about events or job openings and follow conversations about topics
that interest them. Additionally, groups allow you to send mass messages
directly to the group members' inbox.
Groups have three privacy options. Here's a rundown of what they are and what they mean:
Public: Anyone can join or be added or invited by a member
Closed: Anyone can ask to join or be added or invited by a member
Secret: Anyone can join, but they have to be added or invited by a member
To create a group, you need to be logged into your individual Facebook profile.
On web: From your homepage, go to the "Groups"
section on your sidebar and click "Add Group." Click "Create New Group,"
and a window will pop up. Enter your group name, add members and select
the privacy setting for your group. Click "Create" when you're
finished.
On iPhone: Tap "More" at the bottom-right
corner. Under "Groups," tap "Create Group" and enter group name,
description, privacy setting and an icon. Tap "Create" in the top-right
corner to confirm.
On Android: In the menu, scroll down to
"Groups", tap "Add Group," enter the group's name and select the privacy
setting. Tap "Continue" to confirm.
To
become a member of a group, go to the group page and click "Join Group"
in the top-right corner. You can also join any public group that you
see on the "About" page of someone's Timeline, by clicking "Join." To
browse through the most popular groups your friends are in, type "Groups
joined by my friends" in Facebook's search bar.
Keep in mind that some groups are private, and you may have to wait
until the group administrator approves your request. Depending on the
group's settings, you can also be added by a friend who's already a
member.
If you have additional questions, visit Facebook's Help Center. Have something to add to this story? Share it in the comments.
BONUS: Facebook Timeline How-To
Step 1
1. When you get here, click "allow."
Step 2
2. Click "create new app"
Step 3
3. Name it whatever you want, and give it
whatever namespace you'd like -- it doesn't matter. Click the checkbox
"I agree to the platform privacy policy." And then click Continue, pass
the security check by filling in the Captcha, and you'll be ready for
the next step.
Step 4
4. After you've verified yourself as a human,
you'll reach this screen, where you'll need to click "Open Graph" on the
left side.
Step 5
5. You'll see the next screen, entitled "Get
Started with Open Graph" -- fill in anything you want (it doesn't
matter) in those fields under the heading "start by defining one action
than one object for your app." Click Get Started.
Step 6
6. On this screen, do nothing except scroll to
the bottom and click "Save Changes and Next." Do the same thing on the
next screen.
Step 7
7. You'll be taken to this screen. Wait a few
minutes, and then go to your Facebook homepage. That's where you'll be
invited to enable Timeline. Be patient at this point -- sometimes it
requires you to wait before the changes take effect.
Step 8
8. When you go back to your Facebook homepage, you'll see this. Success! Click Get It Now, and you're in!
You've Done It!
Here's where you fiddle with your timeline, set it up the way you
like it, and when you click Publish Now, your Timeline goes live. Or,
you can wait two to four weeks (there is no set date), and you can opt
in without going through this process.
If you want to get into your timeline from another computer, the
address for this developer's version is located at this URL:
http://www.facebook.com/[yourusername]?sk=timeline and of course
[yourusername] is your own Facebook user name.
Do you ever find yourself creating to-do lists for organizing all of
your to-do lists? Are you struggling with establishing a system for
storing files online? Is the idea of sharing your screen in an online
meeting a daunting task that you would prefer to completely avoid? Have
you ever had hiccups in the past when attempting to collaborate with
clients via the Internet? If so, you are not alone. Here are 10 tools to
help you increase productivity, boost social networking, manage online
storage, simplify communication, and make your digital life easier.
Wunderlist
Wunderlist is the ultimate "to-do" list that seamlessly integrates all
of your tasks through desktop, web, and mobile applications. Manage
items in multiple to-do lists by adding due dates, reminders, subtasks,
notes, and sharing the tasks with teammates or individuals working on a
project with you. Prioritize lists or tasks by setting the item as
"Starred" and quickly figure out at a glance for what's due today or
this week.
Evernote is another productivity app that lets you create notes via
text, camera, photos, reminders, and lists. Organize notes into
notebooks for work, home, travel, and more or import information into a
new notebook from apps such as Penultimate. Use tags and places to make
notes easier to find too. And if you plan on investing in some wearable
tech in the future, Evernote works great with Google Glass too.
IFTTT (If This Then That) is a service that gives you the ability to
make recipes based on triggers and actions. Add channels such as email,
SMS, phone call, weather, social media, calendar, etc. so that you
can configure your recipes to automatically make something happen.
Personal favorites include receiving daily weather forecast text
messages, adding files to Dropbox whenever files are saved to Google
Drive, starring email adds task to iOS Reminders/Wunderlist, and
uploading YouTube videos automatically creates a WordPress post with the
video in it.
Dropbox comes with 2 GB of storage and is an excellent way to store
files and photos online. Easily share items with others by
creating links to specific documents or allowing access to entire
folders. Works great on mobile devices and tablets and is especially
useful if you find yourself switching back and forth between a Mac and
PC throughout the day.
Google Drives offers 15 GB of free storage that is shared between
Gmail, G+ Photos, and Google Drive. If you need additional storage,
monthly plans are available starting at $1.99 for an extra 100 GB of
space. Google Drive is great for those who need a little more storage
space than the 2 GB available with Dropbox and/or want to keep
everything on the Google platform.
Box is another method of secure online storage that is popular with
financial services professionals and starts out with 10 GB of free
storage. Box is mobile-friendly and allows you to easily create notes,
share documents with others, and sync data between devices.
If you use Gmail, then Hangouts is a great tool to use for instant
messaging, sharing files, and impromptu video calls. The Hangouts
Toolbox comes with a variety of options for sharing documents, your
screen, and fun visual effects when communicating with others.
Skype is a nice tool for making calls from your computer, instant
messaging, sending files, and sharing desktops. It is a reliable
alternative to Hangouts, especially from the making calls from a
computer perspective, and also works well on mobile devices.
join.me is a great screen sharing service for online meetings. It is a
quick way to start a meeting and is a simple method for joining
meetings; simply enter the meeting code, type in your name, knock, and
join the meeting. Basic screen sharing is free and additional plans are
available at the Pro and Enterprise level for $13 and $19 per month,
respectively.
TeamViewer is the "All-In-One software for remote support and online
meetings." It is free for private use and perfect for those in technical
troubleshooting roles or in need of remote access to computers and/or
servers.
Do
you find any of these tools particularly essential to your day-to-day
life? Are there any tools that we should add to the list? Feel free to
join the conversation and let us know what you think by leaving a reply
in the comments section.
Read Original source article: friedmansocialmedia.com/blog
Here about multi level marketing/digital marketing comapny which is running successfully while very long time, not heard bad news of it over the web. it gives business opportunity to earn money from mobile or dth recharging, direct product selling, and other making money plans. Also new "triple income plan."
www.apextelecom.net is a part of Apex Group. Apex Group is one of India’s prominent business houses established in the year 2004 with a diverse portfolio of assets in software development, business solutions, online gaming, investigations, technology-enabled services, infrastructure development, water treatment and online-education.
In the business solutions division, Apex has given business and software solutions to more than 800 companies across India. In the process, it has developed contacts of more than 5 million hard core marketing persons. These marketing persons are geared to sell anything and everything with their contacts.
The business solution developed by Apex is unique and resembles self employment generation to the subscribers and consumers of the respective companies. Till now Apex has been a back bone to several companies, who sell Insurance, consumer durables, real estate, financial products, etc. The solution is so powerful, that a single entity sells more than 1000 insurance policies per day.
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After you make the payment, you will get a joining PIN number from your nearest Franchisee.
Payment can be made at your nearest Franchisee or depositRs.1800in Apex account and get PIN number by SMS and email.
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Highlights
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Recharge Online from your login.
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