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Disappearing Content is the Future of Advertising

Advertising, Content Marketing, Marketing Campaigns, Social Media, Social Media For Retail Businesses, Social Media Marketing, Social Media predictions

We’re not really too sure if Snapchat knew exactly what they were getting into with the concept of disappearing content. You know, it being the future of social media and all. But why would we want our content to disappear? It all comes down to the power of relevance.

As we have mentioned in past blogs, the future of content is user intent. Although Facebook and Instagram have become more organized as far as relative content, Snapchat has become king. With the power to choose what we want to see, the only content audiences view is exactly what they want to see; what they intend to see. And not only is appealing to them in the first place, but the fact that it only lasts so long commands more attention than it would if it did not have the ability to disappear.

Much like feeds that seems to tailor themselves to the user’s personality and interests, Snapchat also offers options of different entertainment companies to view their content like magazines, sports channels, teams, models and more. By taking this information into account and storing it in the user’s personalized account, they have specific options to revisit the content whenever they choose until it eventually disappears. This creates a win-win for brands and companies to not have to bombard users with over saturated ads and give a special insight into the exciting lives behind them simultaneously. These channels seem to be one of the most popular features of the application, besides the fact that the filters fuel social lives for friends to share.

How Can It Help You?

So far, the creative and illusive form of content has been used for campaigns and fundraisers through uploaded selfies and relative pictures. According to Blue Baboon Digital, “in 2014 the World’s Wildlife Fund began a Snapchat campaign to raise awareness about endangered species. They launched the #LastSelfie campaign, inspired by the disappearing nature of Snapchat. They included the tagline ‘Don’t let this be my #LastSelfie’ to encourage users of the app to take pictures of their ads and share them with friends.”

Beyond which companies and brands are already featured on this application and utilize its beneficial properties, any are open to use it! The hype of disappearing content not only attracts big businesses due to its popularity but its low cost especially. Snap Ads generally run only $3,000 a month, sponsored lens can be a bit pricier running from $5,000 Mon-Friday, and finally, the discover ads that we have been talking about. Priced at $50,000 currently, Snap decided to drop the rates from $750,000 to make them more affordable with “Live Story” prices at $250,000 in the Discover section.

With many options to choose from, more and more brands and businesses are jumping on board to the Snapchat disappearing platform every day. Depending on how much your budget is for advertising, this is definitely considered to be a wise investment for personal brands as well as clients. Consider how much you want your name out there and what you’re willing to invest for it; this is the future of social media advertising so let’s get with the times.

Posted by Patrick

5 Social Media Trends We’re Excited to See in 2017

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2017 is here, and that means there are sure to be a whole slew of brand new technologies, trends and innovative ways in which marketers will be promoting their business this year. We’ve scoured the web to find out more in terms of what we’re to expect this year, and we’ve found some exciting new trends that we’d love to share with you so that you too are in the loop with the latest and greatest in digital marketing to date.

AI Lenses for Instagram and Facebook

Much like the Snapchat filters, Instagram and Facebook are now working on AI Lenses for profile pictures that are sure to rival the ever-popular filters on Snapchat, according to Sprout Social. Thanks to the popular Snapchat stories, this trend isn’t going away anytime soon, and we should be seeing much more of it overall social media platforms this year.

More Growth for Snapchat

Last year Snapchat experienced an enormous amount of growth to reach a total of 150 million daily users in 2016, with 41% of US adults aged 18-34 being users.

Automation Turns into Social Media Management

Businesses are starting to see the value in real-time posting and engagement for their social media platforms across the board. This is showing business owners and marketers alike that there is much more value in hiring a social media management firm to actively manage all social media accounts in more real-time than setting up everything with automation, so that it is basically on auto-pilot. Opportunities for reaching more people, getting in on what’s most current, trending and up to date, and being more responsive to followers in real-time is going to be essential in 2017.

Paid Content is King

2017 Trends

Navigating the ever-changing algorithms over Facebook and Instagram have forced marketers into boosting and promoting content in order to reach more people. This trend isn’t going anywhere, anytime soon. If businesses want to reach more people, advertising their content over platforms such as Facebook and Instagram are going to be essential. It will also help to pair this effort with the expertise of a local search engine optimization firm to reach even more people over the Internet, and gain maximum exposure for not only your content, but your company website as well.

Social Media Expertise Demand at an All-Time High

Nine out of ten companies currently report that their employees lack the skill sets needed to effectively execute social media management and marketing in an overall effective way. This is going to push companies to start considering outsourcing their social media management to an experienced marketing firm. This will save companies time, and even money when it comes to managing their social media efforts in a manner that will not only drive sales, leads and ROI, but build a loyal following that is sure to stick with them for years to come.

Social media is constantly changing, which is also changing the way that businesses must market themselves. Gone will be the days of in-house marketing if companies truly want to get an edge above their competition and become power houses over social media and the Internet. For more information, or a detailed quote, call (619) 291-8181 or fill out our contact form. We look forward to hearing from you.

Posted by Patrick

3 New Year’s Marketing Resolutions for 2017

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We’re nearly two weeks into 2017, and that means it’s still time to start making and working on some new year’s resolutions that are really going to stick and turn your life around for the better this year. The same can be said for your small business. There are so many new technologies and programs available today when it comes to marketing and promoting yourself, that it may seem overwhelming to know where to start. But nevertheless, if you aren’t marketing your small business in 2017 in new and exciting ways, how do you expect your business to grow? That’s why we’ve come up with a handy dandy list of new year’s marketing resolutions for your small business in 2017.

Revamp Your Website

January is the perfect time to take a look at your website and decide which pages and graphics, messages, etc. need to be updated, and which things can completely go. Giving your website a fresh new look in 2017 is a great way to attract more leads and potential customers. Be sure to hire the right San Diego website design firm who will take the time and attention it takes to ensure that every detail of your website is psychologically designed in a way that will attract more viewers, and bring them into your storefront or office.

Search Engine Optimization

The Internet is changing all of the time, and if you’re not keeping up with SEO, you may not even be visible in the vast digital jungle that is the web. Be sure to hire a professional search engine optimization firm that will not only help you reach the top of Google search pages, but also optimize your SEO in San Diego so you’re targeting customers nearby. Local search optimization is just as, if not more, important than overall SEO–depending upon your business and industry.

Boost Your Social Media Efforts

It’s always a good idea to make sure your social media content is current and up-to-date. If you want to grow a social following, be sure you’re posting relevant content your followers want to see on a consistent basis. Third party articles from companies you’d like to strategically align with are helpful. You may also want to refresh your profile and background images. Be sure to post content that is behind the scenes, without being too personal, and to mix in a bit of fun with your business-related information. Custom graphics, infographics, links to your website, videos and blogs are essential for social media, and not just on Facebook. LinkedIn is great for B2B marketing, while Instagram, Twitter, Snapchat and YouTube are growing fast. If you’re feeling a bit overwhelmed with navigating the ever-changing social media world, we are here to help. We offer social media management services that are sure to save you time, while increasing your following and overall profits. We can even create ads for your own personal Facebook and Instagram campaigns.

In this new digital age, it’s essential for small and large businesses alike to jump on the social media bandwagon. Whether you enjoy social media or not, there are billions of people around the globe who do, and it’s taking over the way that marketing and advertising is conducted moving forward. Therefore, we are here for you, and would love a chance to help make 2017 the best year yet for your San Diego business. For more information, or a detailed quote, call (619) 291-8181 or fill out our contact form. We look forward to hearing from you.

Posted by Patrick

7 Ways to Use Instagram for Your Small Business

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Instagram for small businessPhotos, graphics and videos grab people’s attention. If you want to be a savvy marketer, it makes sense to learn how to make the most of Instagram to find your target audience, interact with them and sell to them.

Here is a look at 7 effective ways to use the power of Instagram for your small business.

Use Engaging Content

There is so much noise online, it can be hard to get noticed. The best way to stand out is with images and videos that are high quality, colorful and entertaining.

Give a behind-the-scenes look at your business with funny company photos highlighting employees and customers with your products.

Interact with Your Audience

You want to build a relationship with people online. Getting faithful followers makes the best use of Instagram for your small business.

Three good ways to get people engaged with your Instagram account are:

  • Post daily. People love to interact with you. The more content you post, the greater incentive they have to check back. Ask questions in your posts to get a conversation going.
  • Comment on customer posts regularly. The more you comment on the photos they post, the more connected they feel toward your product and service.
  • Repost regularly. By reposting your customers’ photos, you make them feel important.

Start a Photo Contest

People love contests. Since over half of your customers are using smartphones and tablets, it is easy for them to take photos. Combine these two facts to drive customer engagement.

It works because people will need to follow your account in order to enter the contest and find out if they win. Make it a requirement that they “regram” the contest image in order to enter.

Learn the Art of #Hashtags

The creative use of hashtags can get your images shared all over the web. Use the symbol # in front of any word or phrase, without spaces between words. They provide a way to filter and categorize posts on social media platforms like Instagram, Twitter and Facebook.

Be creative when you decide on a hashtag. The more imaginative it is, the greater the chance that followers will post their own on your company photos. Check out how effective they are by using the analytics feature to track your hashtags.

Use the Location Feature

Shoppers use mobiles even while in your brick and mortar store. By creating a location tag for your company, you let them post when they are checking out your products and what they are buying. This is an under-utilized method of marketing with Instagram for your small business.

Create Event Tags

At your next sale or an industry gathering, create an event tag. It notifies your followers that something special is going on. Using the tag, they can easily share it with friends and family. Ask people at the event to take a photo of their favorite moments and post them.

Post Videos

These don’t have to be professional. Use your smartphone to capture an aspect of your business or product. Aim for a 15-second video that is filter-enabled. Then be sure to embed your Instagram video in your blog or your website.

Instagram can help you build your brand and sell your products and services. But figuring it out can be complicated and take time. If you’d like some professional guidance, we can help. We are the go-to experts for using Instagram for your small business in San Diego.

Posted by Patrick

How to Boost Your Profits and Leads In 2016

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Boost profits and leads in 2016

Growing a small business may seem like a simple process, but that’s not always the case. The logistics may seem simple, yet it’s often times challenging for entrepreneurs to accomplish the growth they want on their own. With that being said, many entrepreneurs seek extra support—such as a coach or marketing team—to inspire them and build a marketing strategy designed to reach their goals and eliminate the hurdles that arise along the way. Whether it’s a coach you seek, or some guidance in growing your business in terms of profits and leads, we’ve highlighted three important methods for increasing profits and leads in 2016.

Hone your unique selling proposition

To bring in more leads and conversions, hone your unique selling proposition. Aim to be better, and aim to be unique. Using your imagination and creativity can distinguish your enterprise from competitors in the market. Often times companies within mature industries struggle to differentiate their company from the vast ocean of big players in the market, as everyone is using their marketing skills to convey many of the same strengths. Concentrating on what you do well, while keeping it well-defined and unique, can help set yourself apart from the crowd. It’s also important to convey this in an effective way to potential clients.

Once you’ve determined the lead generation proposition relevant for your market, identify the realistic amount of leads you’d like to bring in each month. This strategy may be outlined in an activity map or action plan. For instance, if you’d like to bring in 20 leads using telemarketing each month, list all of the actions required (or mini goals) leading up to the end goal of 20 new leads. This may involve determining the number of dials required weekly (if you’re doing it on your own), or outsourcing your marketing efforts for a specified number of hours. Once you’ve nailed down your plan, evaluate the performance of it periodically and make adjustments as needed.

Get into your clients’ shoes

Empathize with your client in an effort to understand their frustrations, fears, wants and aspirations. Your communication (written or verbal) in your lead generation techniques should target how your product or services will help alleviate your client’s fears and frustrations, while assisting them in reaching their desired end results.

Open new doors with your proposition

Use your proposition of differentiation to open new doors and leads with three simple steps. First, convert your prospects into clients by improving the degree of trust they place in you. Second, turn your customers into enthused fans by exceeding their expectations. Third, leverage your connections with your present clients to generate new leads by requesting referrals and introductions with other potential clients. When others know how well you’re able to handle the needs of your clients/customers, and have faith in you to deliver in a consistent manner, they’ll be much more likely to try your services and recommend them to their friends, family and business acquaintances.

Not everyone holds the skill set of bringing in referrals and introductions, or the notion of how to differentiate their company. As soon as you’re able to establish and communicate what it is that you do best, you’re likely to start seeing an increase in profits and leads. If you’d like some more advice on how to do this, or would like to outsource your marketing efforts to lead generation/profit boosting experts, we’d be happy to help.

Posted by Patrick

Why Social Media Marketing is Essential for Small Businesses in 2016

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Most small business owners recognize that, in order to be competitive in their chosen industries, they must have an online presence. This includes participation in social media, which continues to evolve with regards to strategies and platforms that are effective at any given time. What was once just Twitter and Facebook has now been expanded to include Instagram, LinkedIn, Pinterest, and YouTube, among others. Regardless of where you market your business online, there are several reasons why social media marketing is essential for your small business in the new year.

Mobile

Mobile devices are now everywhere. According to Google, mobile internet traffic in 2015 surpassed desktop traffic and the way that people use their mobile devices is very telling. More mobile device users than ever are browsing social media sites, viewing content and videos, and posting comments or reviews on businesses. If you are not participating in these social sites that more than half of the population is visiting, you are leaving money on the table.

Video

Speaking of video, the average adult in the U.S. spent 1 hour and 16 minutes daily watching online videos in 2015. Last year was the first in history that Facebook video views surpassed YouTube, with over 8 billion views. Social sites now have their own native video apps that small business owners are using to market their businesses very effectively. Whether it be Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, or Snapchat, video is exploding online and should be an essential part of any social media marketing strategy going forward.

Search

While Google is still the world’s most powerful search engine, the social media sites that small business customers spend so much time on have also introduced search functions. This is a recent development and platforms like Facebook, with its Facebook FYI, now make it easier for 1.5 billion searches per day to return relevant results about local businesses and services. Results may include public posts from friends about a business, public conversations, or prior business reviews.

Personalization

Social media is about both creating brand awareness and establishing relationships with customers. Some social media sites are rolling out tools to make it easier to establish and maintain that personal connection with current or potential customers. Facebook offers Businesses on Messenger, currently only in the U.S., that allows businesses to have these real-time conversations.

Social Commerce

Social media marketing can include such things as paid ads, which continue to evolve on the various platforms. These ads will allow you to bring customers straight to your website once clicked. A new development that takes things even further for business owners is the ability to use the social media platforms themselves to display and sell products or services, essentially turning them into e-commerce platforms. Facebook has Canvas, Twitter has a Buy Button for In-Tweet purchases, and Pinterest has Buyable Pins.

With over 2 billion active social media users worldwide, there is no doubt that the exposure companies get by being involved in social media marketing has a positive impact on a company’s bottom line. Simply having an online presence isn’t enough, however. Being effective and successful in social media requires a purposeful online strategy. If your small business is ready to start the new year off on the right foot with a strong social media program, give us a call or email us. We’d love to answer your questions and help you move forward.

Posted by Patrick

Holiday Digital Marketing Tips for Small Businesses

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As shoppers start to trickle into stores, searching for those perfect holiday gifts for friends and loved ones, it’s more important than ever for small businesses to step up their marketing game. Since most customers head to the web before hitting the shops, digital marketing is the most important thing you can be doing right now. Here are some tips to help you launch a successful holiday digital marketing campaign.

(1) Engage Customers on Social Media

A great way to do this is by holding some kind of contest or giveaway. You could post a product photo on Facebook and ask people to “comment and share” for a chance to win, or release a special coupon to your Instagram followers. Also make sure you’re taking advantage of ads on social media to help you reach brand-new customers.

(2) Have a Strong Mobile Presence

It’s 2015. If you don’t have a mobile-friendly site or even an app, chances are, it’s impacting your bottom line all year round. But it can be especially damaging to your holiday digital marketing efforts, because when people are out going from store to store, they won’t have a laptop with them when they’re deciding where to head next. Know what they will have? A smartphone. So focus on reaching them there.

(3) Reach Out to Your Email List

If you have a website, you probably also have an email list (if not, get on that). Be active about sending out time-sensitive offers that will encourage them to act right away, like 20% off for “one week only,” because putting a time limit on things creates a sense of urgency. Feature products or services that would make good gifts, and make sure to highlight why they will.

(4) Change Up Your SEO

Different keywords trend every year, so don’t just stick to the same old boring ones you used last Christmas season. Do keyword analytics research to figure out which ones are hot this year, and incorporate any that fit into your holiday digital marketing strategy, whether that’s in online product descriptions, worked into blog posts on your small business’s website, or sprinkled into your social media posts. If you want web traffic coming to you instead of your big-box competitors, you need Google on your side.

(5) Spend More on Ads

Even if your company budget is feeling a little tight, this is the time of year when it’s worth pulling out the stops. There’s a lot of money to be made by reaching as many people as possible, so don’t be an ad Grinch!

Holiday digital marketing can be a little overwhelming, especially if you’re starting from zero and trying to do everything at once. If you’re feeling a little lost and aren’t sure where to start, please feel free to contact My Social Marketing Network. We’d love to help you reach your small business’s holiday sales goals.

Posted by Patrick

Holiday SEO Strategies for Small Businesses

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If you operate a small business, you are probably always looking for effective marketing techniques. Employing the right search engine optimization (SEO) methods is vital to any company, and this is especially true for small businesses. You’ll need any advantages you can gain in an ever competitive marketplace, so now is the time to implement the latest and most powerful holiday SEO strategies.  

Embrace the Holiday Season

Many consumers love everything about the holiday season, from wrapping paper to holiday feasts to shopping for toys for the little ones. Be sure to use this enthusiasm to your best advantage; display a holiday theme on your website, and offer content that relates to the season. You might publish blog posts using keywords associated with both the holidays and your industry. You could also post videos to YouTube that link seasonal festivities to your business (such as a video that depicts your latest holiday promotion).

Optimize for Local Searches

This is one of the best times to optimize your business for local searches. While many people do their seasonal shopping online, countless others prefer to examine merchandise before they buy it. You can still keep your online shopping demographic while encouraging consumers in your geographical area to visit your bricks-and-mortar store. You might add descriptive words to your business title that relate to your geographical location. If you don’t have a physical store but cater to people in a few specific areas, you could edit your Google My Business information to include those service areas.   

Check Your Citations

Don’t forget to check the online citations for your business. If your business name, address, and phone number (NAP) are listed incorrectly in various listing directories, your business could fall behind in search results. You may need to hire an SEO professional to perform an intensive search for all of your online citations, but the potential increase in profit is well worth the investment. Once this information has been gathered, the person you’ve hired can help you to implement any necessary corrections. This may also help your business to get additional citations, which is a viable strategy for increasing consumer recognition of your brand during the holidays.

Audit Your Website

This is one of the top holiday SEO strategies that numerous business owners may forget, but it could be a crucial one. Even if you don’t have time to do a thorough audit of your website, performing a basic audit might enable you to optimize the site more efficiently for the season. Details to look for include file code errors, as well as links that are broken and graphics that are missing.  By fixing these issues now, you might draw more traffic to your website (and keep more visitors from leaving the site in frustration) at the onset of the busy shopping season.    

This season could help your business to make up for any lulls you experienced earlier in the year. In order to capitalize on the heightened shopping activity over the next several weeks, you will need to utilize effective holiday SEO strategies. If you don’t feel qualified to do this without assistance, you might consult a professional who has been trained in SEO techniques.   

Posted by Patrick

How to Maximize Your Digital Marketing Efforts During the Holidays

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Some of the busiest shopping days of the year take place during the holidays. Whether you run your business online, as a bricks-and-mortar-store, or a combination of both, marketing it online is essential. The following are a few of the top ways to maximize your digital marketing efforts this holiday season.

Advertise via Email

Email marketing is especially important during the holiday season. Consumers generally seem to check their email accounts more often at this time. This is partly due to the fact that people need to consult their email for confirmation of airline and hotel reservations. Additionally, many individuals communicate with their friends, relatives, and coworkers via email regarding holiday parties and other plans.

You can maximize your digital marketing efforts by reaching people in the place you know they are likely to go often (their email account). Consumers do a lot of shopping at this time of year, and they are generally looking for the best deals possible. Offering such deals via targeted emails could help you to generate much business throughout the season, as well as in the months that follow it.

Focus on Your Mobile Efforts

More people than ever use their mobile devices to search for products, services, and sales. Once they find what they’re looking for, they are just as likely to make their purchases by using their smart phones or tablets. Hopefully, your website and ads have been optimized for mobile devices (if they haven’t, then you are probably missing out on a great deal of business since Google made its recent algorithm change).

This is also a good time to streamline your emails to accommodate mobile shoppers. Be sure to utilize a template for your emails that is mobile-friendly. Make your email messages brief so that mobile shoppers don’t become frustrated when viewing them. Use a larger font than you ordinarily might – this will be easier for people to read on their mobile devices.

Feature Your Customers in Your Social Media Content    

Another way to get the most from your digital marketing efforts is to provide your customers with user-generated content. When people log on to their social media accounts, they might automatically ignore overt marketing techniques. However, when you feature your users strategically, you may capture the interest of many other users, as well.

Try holding a contest to see which users can devise the most creative photos of themselves using your products or services. If you own a beauty salon, your customers might send photos of their hair and nails as they frolic at holiday parties. If you run an auto dealership, you could hold a contest to see who can send in the silliest vehicle-related selfie (not taken while driving!) – and the winner could receive a new car for the holidays.

The holiday season is the best time to step up your marketing campaign and increase your profits for the year. Consumers are looking for deals, so your business should reach out to them now and advertise your holiday promotions. If you wish to maximize your digital marketing efforts during the holidays, you may want to consult an expert for assistance.

Posted by Patrick

Dozens of Ways to Use Social Media for Lead Generation: What Works?

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There is so much that can be done today in the world of social media when it comes to generating leads, it can be disheartening to realize that social media lead generation is like nothing you might have been used to before. Unlike any other lead generation type in history, social allows companies and customers to meet each other in the middle and find common ground. Because of this, many social managers don’t take advantage of what social can do to make their lead generation and customer retention efforts easier and more efficient.

Establishing Thought Leadership and Creating Engagement

No matter which networks you’re working with, all basic social media lead generation can be simplified to this basic form: become a thought leader and create engagement. Every method used on social media to create interest will be based around this basic concept. Establishing yourself as a thought leader means that whoever represents your brand on social media must become known (through blog posts and communications) as a knowledgeable expert in your field. Creating quality content is one way to do this. But creating quality content will create more engagement, for which you should be adequately prepared.

The beauty of social media is that it allows you to treat clients both one-on-one when needed and as a group. Have certain social media followers who are rabid fans or your product or service? You want to treat them with more intel than usual. You can not only direct personal interactions with followers to create leads, but you can only market directly to specific niches within your customer base for better reselling and retention efforts. Leveraging your own power as a thought leader and knowing how to engage your base is essential.

Dozens of Ways to Create Direct Lead Generation Through Social Media

Of course, all of this sounds nice, but you want to know how to leverage social media today to make leads. If that’s the case, here are three solid ways to begin lead generation and tracking right now on certain platforms. While they may appear to be platform-specific, some of the same information can be used on different platforms (Twitter can lead to a form for lead generation, but done correctly, so can other platforms with even more detail.) It’s important to note that to avoid sounding spammy, it’s important to make sure that, as mentioned above, you establish thought leadership or work in areas where you have already done so.

If you’re looking for even more ways to use social media to create leads, here is a page which links to a few dozen different ways to do so, which also includes how to tie social into your blog for even more engagement. If, however, this is starting to look overly complex, fear not: just reach out to our social media experts, who are here to help you. We can analyze your current social engagement and help you make the right decisions on how to approach social media lead generation for your business. Once your social media lead generation is on track, you’ll be surprised at how much social media really is the customer acquisition tool of the future, and eventually wonder how you got along without it.

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