Are your business’s social media platforms fully optimised? You may have a routine that your refined over time, but established patterns can lead you to overlook new or less widely-used features. Here are six underrated features your business could use to improve productivity, increase engagement, and gain insight.
Jessie Genio
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Social Media Page Features You Might Not Be Using
Topics: Digital Marketing
Optimising Your Social Media Pages This Christmas
It’s once again that time of the year when man treats fellow man with goodness, kindness and cheer. The holidays are always a good time to celebrate with anyone: the festive atmosphere, the year-end bonuses, the time spent with family.
Topics: Digital Marketing
Holiday Marketing Tips: Celebrate Halloween with Social Media
One of the great benefits of social media’s presence within the inbound marketing methodology is that it not only provides a more direct way to connect with fans and customers, but it can also be updated in real time or scheduled in advance. This makes it a good tool to promote brand awareness by virtue of posts originating on social media, and to drive traffic to your website.
Topics: Digital Marketing
Psychology of Inbound Marketing: Studies on Online Social Interaction
Technology continues to change the way people interact with products and how marketers promote them. More researchers are becoming interested in the way tech, digital, and marketing intersect with our lives and influence our social behavior.
Topics: Business
Curb Creative Block! 10 Tips to Boost Creativity
Continually producing great ideas and putting them into action is hard work. The life of a creative is rewarding, but there are just some instances when your mind refuses to work and nothing seems to end up the way you wanted it. At that point, you’ll know that a dreaded enemy has once again appeared in your midst—creative block!
Topics: Creative Design
Psychology of Inbound Marketing: Basics of Cognitive Dissonance
Discover how using psychology can change the way you think about marketing. Learn about how cognitive dissonance affects buyer decision-making.
As inbound marketers, it is important to remember that we’re all human. Everyone running a brand or company is human, and those we market to are equally human with their own thoughts, desires, and expectations.
Psychology is the scientific means for us to understand the mental processes and behavior of human beings, making it a great complement to marketing. After all, understanding your target demographic’s goals and pain points is essential to a great inbound marketing strategy.
Topics: Business