Social Media Marketing

There are two parts to social media management. First, we’ll make a determination about which social media channels are suited to your brand. Then, we’ll help you use various social media sites to manage your brand online.

It’s important to note that not all social media sites are created equal. Some of them are more pertinent to specific business models than others.

For example, if your company is in the B2B space, you’ll want to promote your brand on LinkedIn. On the other hand, if your company is in the fashion industry, you’ll likely find more success on image-focused social media sites like Pinterest and Instagram.

Interactive campaigns include any online initiative to create buzz about your brand. They typically include contests, quizzes, and chats.

For example, we might initiate a photo contest that calls on people in your target market to share a creative picture of your product. That’s a win-win for everybody involved because the contest helps potential customers become engaged with your brand while giving them an opportunity to win prizes.

Almost all the social media sites allow you to advertise online.

Even better: many sites allow you direct your advertising efforts to people based on demographics and interests. That means you can get the best bang for your buck by showing your ads only to social media users who are likely to be a part of your target market.

Still, some social media sites are better suited to specific demographics than others. For example, if you’re marketing to millennials, then you should advertise on Snapchat. On the other hand, if your customers are mostly women, then you should advertise on Pinterest.

Our social media experts will work with you to determine the social media advertising strategy that will give you the best return on investment. We’ll make sure that your ad runs on the right social media channels and that it’s targeted to just the right audience.

You can think of infographics as an executive summary in graphical format. They give people facts and stats about a particular subject using a tower-shaped image that only takes a couple of minutes to read.

The biggest selling point for infographics, though, is that they make information easy to digest with the use of images. Infographics are typically packed with graphs, charts, and stats. Sometimes, cartoon characters are included to break up the monotony.

In a nutshell, infographics make learning fun.

Beyond that, though, infographics have the potential to go viral. That’s very good news if you’re the author of an infographic and it’s branded with your company name and a website URL at the bottom.

Our team of graphic design experts will set up an infographic that’s relevant to your niche. We’ll also distribute it to various social media channels and share it with key influencers who are likely to share it with their followers as well.