Whether local or national, tragedy can strike at any time, catching us off guard and vulnerable. Our first thoughts don’t go to social media or advertising, but rather to assuring our loved ones’ well being. Yet, social media and the internet have put a spotlight with a time stamp on everything that happens during the time of the tragedy.
So, you are searching for information on something. Let’s say blog titles. As you scroll through the Google listing (or Bing if you’re into that), certain posts pop out and grab your attention. What is different about those posts, and how can you attain that eye-catching title for your own B2B blogs without copying exactly what they are doing? We answer that for you with the following 5 points.
Although it is 2014, and almost everyone knows about social media, hashtags, and how to use them on their personal accounts, many small businesses are missing a huge opportunity by not implementing them into their social media marketing plan.
We’ve heard the rumors--people are leaving Facebook in droves. You’ve heard them too. Never fear, Facebook has such a monstrous lead over other social networking sites, it’s not going anywhere anytime soon. However, the social media playing field is changing with competition from sites not technically “social”. Just because a media may not have the followers of Facebook, doesn’t mean it’s not worth your time.
With the growing popularity of websites like Pinterest, Instagram and Houzz, businesses of all sizes have recognized the need for what visual marketing (i.e. infographics, videos, slide show presentations, memes, etc. )
Congratulations! You’ve stepped off into the realm of blogging for your company! Now as you stare wide-eyed at the blank page on your computer screen wondering what in the world will you blog about, you may also be wondering if this was actually your best marketing idea.
Since Facebook bought the rights to Instagram, millions of people have jumped on the bandwagon. Now the platform allows you to capture moments in your life and use many different features to “beautify” them. For more details on the ins and outs of Instagram check out our previous post on the subject. https://advertisingmomentum.com/instagram-the-new-social-platform/
The buzz this past week has been that a Pew Research Study found that 4 out of 10 women are the breadwinner for their family. So how can you, as a small business owner, use this information to better market to these working women?...
You’ve finished the torturous process of sifting through resumes and applications; spent hours listening to job seekers pitch you on how great they are; and now, finally, made the all-important hiring decision. You feel like throwing a party—or at least taking a vacation.