Picture this: A marketing professional spends their lunch hour scrolling mindlessly through Instagram while chomping on a sandwich. Within seconds, a perfectly targeted ad catches their eye—a productivity tool promising to streamline their workflow. Without a second thought, they click “Buy Now.”
Social media is great for many things: staying on top of world news, watching videos of very cute owls, and letting your grandma keep tabs on you. But did you know that social media can also help with your SEO? If you are familiar with SEO, you probably know that there is no surefire way to …
At the beginning of 2015, Pinterest announced the implementation of their Promoted Pins program after several months in beta. According to The New York Times, promoted pins were repinned an average of 11 times per ad. This means that an ad will result in 30 more people seeing it because of the …
The explosion in social media usage on a global scale has paved the way for many purposeful and interesting advertising interfaces. Companies like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn already have established paid advertising interfaces that many small and large companies readily incorporate into …
If you’ve ever liked a brand or organization on Facebook, you may have noticed recurrent posts from their Page encouraging promotions or purchases. After receiving negative feedback from users about this particular practice, Facebook has stated that they will be decreasing overly-promotional posts …
Whether you just created your very first company website or have had one for many years, you can always improve your business’s online presence with digital marketing. Unlike traditional marketing, digital marketing involves reaching consumers through multiple channels online. Keeping up with …
As a social media marketer, it can be frustrating to hear others say that social media offers no business value. Some people may not believe that engagement or social interactions can lead to an increase in sales. Others may see social media marketing as a channel that only works for companies who …
