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How to acquire leads on Facebook through quizzes and giveaways🚀 Jake Stainer
The document discusses how to acquire leads on Facebook through quizzes and giveaways. It finds that while quizzes generate more shares and allow for better customer segmentation, giveaways have a higher completion rate. It recommends using quizzes or giveaways as part of Facebook advertising campaigns, with tips like designing campaigns around the "dream customer" and optimizing for conversions. Quizzes are best for generating leads without a prize, while giveaways work better with a time-bound prize to incentivize completion. Personalizing messaging based on quiz results maximizes lead value.
This document outlines a 4 step process for online marketing: 1) Establish an identity and brand message, 2) Implement inbound marketing strategies like social media, SEO, and paid advertising to generate leads, 3) Build a community presence on social networks, and 4) Analyze metrics and ensure marketing efforts are increasing brand awareness, leads, and customer success. It also lists common online marketing tactics like building a website, blog, social media accounts, public relations outreach, and email marketing.
Wondering what Facebook, Digg, LinkedIn, StumbleUpon and Twitter can do for your B2B business? Learn about how people are using social media networks to create and join conversations online and how to change your marketing to an "inbound" approach. We share tips on how to create and maintain a profile for your business for best success.
This document discusses social media marketing strategies for real estate agents. It recommends using content marketing to engage target audiences like veterans and millennials. Agents should focus on customer needs by answering questions and providing value without self-promotion. Creating a marketing machine through regular posting, sharing, engagement and tracking results on platforms like Facebook, Twitter and Instagram can help agents brand themselves and build relationships. Proper monitoring of online reputation is also advised.
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Email automation can be a confusing and overwhelming concept for any small business/solopreneur to master. Perhaps you don't know what to say in these emails or you just never found the time to get these automated systems set up.
In this cannot miss session, award winning email marketing strategist & marketing consultant, Vanessa Cabrera will provide you with a clear understanding of how email automation works, you'll also be given EVERYTHING YOU NEED to finally create that automated indoctrination email series you've always wanted to create.
Customer service should have a presence on social media to engage with customers, build trust through conversations, and eventually convert them to purchases. The document discusses who should "own" social media for a company and provides case studies of companies like Xbox, Zune, and Caesars Entertainment that have successful social media customer support presences. It concludes by providing tips for companies to get started with social media customer service, such as getting approval from legal and marketing, creating separate support accounts, responding to mentions, and being timely and personable.
The document discusses 5 ways to measure the impact of social media activities. It provides tips from panelists on using tools like Compete.com to analyze search and keyword performance compared to competitors and understand conversions. The panelists emphasize focusing social media efforts on business goals, engaging audiences with valuable content, and measuring engagement, referral traffic and sales.
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This document outlines a 4 step process for online marketing: 1) Establish an identity and brand message, 2) Implement inbound marketing strategies like social media, SEO, and paid advertising to generate leads, 3) Build a community presence on social networks, and 4) Analyze metrics and ensure marketing efforts are increasing brand awareness, leads, and customer success. It also lists common online marketing tactics like building a website, blog, social media accounts, public relations outreach, and email marketing.
BCAB - Facebook Marketing Keynote by Mari SmithMari Smith
Facebook Marketing Success: A Proven, Step-by-Step Formulafor Growing Your BusinessUsing the World’s #1 Social Network - presented to the British Columbia Association of Broadcasters Annual Conference, Kelowna, BC May 6th 2011. Any questions, please contact Mari! http://contactmari.com
This document provides guidance on using social media for marketing purposes. It recommends starting with Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter due to their ease of use and professional nature. The goals of social media marketing should be to increase brand awareness, build community, sell products, and serve customers while supporting larger campaigns. Success can be tracked by following growth, user engagement metrics, and on-site traffic and conversions. Regular posting of expert opinions, behind-the-scenes access, company facts and trends can provide valuable content. The document suggests enabling collaboration across departments and having social media policies in place before getting started on small steps like listening to customers and regularly revising strategies based on results.
Wednesday Webinar Pt I: Using Social Media to Create Real Business RelationshipsWednesday Webinars
The document summarizes a webinar about using social media to connect with customers while mobile. It introduces the panelists and discusses setting up social media profiles, engaging with customers, and using mobility to drive customer interaction and build relationships. Measuring social media efforts and using it to solve business problems on the go were also covered.
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Many small businesses and organizations find themselves seeking the right strategies, tools and tactics to make their marketing efforts as effective as possible. But between Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, Email, Mobile and whatever new social network is rolling out that month—there’s a lot to keep up with. And there are only so many hours in each day.
The number of possibilities can feel overwhelming. This session will help make sense of the noise. Vanessa will show you how to make the most of the combination of email and social media for your business. By the time you leave, you’ll have a greater understanding of marketing basics like goals and objectives. You’ll learn what a “campaign” is and what to write about and offer in that campaign. You’ll be given some simple but powerful tips for how to get your messages opened and read, shared and socially visible. And you’ll see that there are some great tools you can use to help engage with your existing customers as well as expand your reach to new prospects.
Throughout the session you’ll be given opportunities to capture your own ideas and build out the framework of your own “next great campaign.” So, join us and start to build a plan that will help you grow your business by eliciting the responses you want from your customers!
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BreakingPoint Systems was able to sustain triple digit revenue growth during the Great Recession by evolving their marketing mix to focus on social prospecting and email. They established an 8 step process for social and email prospecting that included aligning sales and marketing, monitoring social media for opportunities, using prospecting tools, creating valuable content, optimizing their online presence, enabling their sales team for social selling, and implementing email drip marketing. This evolution allowed them to transition their goals from building brand awareness to establishing themselves as a market leader and influencing purchases.
How To Use Social Media To Increase Your Real Estate BusinessRichard Vetstein
This document outlines how to effectively utilize social media to increase business. It discusses the importance of credibility and profitability in social media marketing. Common marketing methods like telemarketing and direct mail are compared to inbound social media strategies. The presentation defines social media and argues that it is not just for personal use. It provides tips for using different social media platforms like publishing content, sharing content from others, and networking. Measurement of social media results and contact information are also included.
The document discusses the pitfalls of overposting on social media like Facebook. It states that excessively posting similar content multiple times a day is ineffective and can annoy customers. While some brands think more posts means more engagement, the document claims content quality is more important. It recommends aiming for one to two posts per day or four to five posts per week for highest engagement rates. Overposting drives users away rather than bringing in more attention and interactions.
The document outlines 6 common mistakes companies make when using social media for marketing purposes. These mistakes include lacking a clear strategy and goals, spamming users with irrelevant content, being inconsistent in brand messaging across platforms, not actively engaging with customers on social media, and failing to respond to user comments and questions in a timely manner. The document advocates developing an integrated social media strategy aligned with other marketing activities and using social platforms to start conversations, share valuable content, and build relationships with customers.
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This document provides an overview of creating an effective social media program in 3 steps or less. It discusses setting goals and measuring engagement, listening to what people say online, and reserving brand names on social platforms. Content should be tailored to different audiences and promoting on social media should have an offline PR component. Case studies show how Einstein Bagels grew its fanbase and a hotel used Twitter to sell over 750 rooms.
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The only way to truly know if your social media efforts are working for you is to measure your results. We cover some easy and more in depth ways to measure your social media success.
Richard Martin presented on internet marketing strategies. The presentation discussed different online marketing tools including websites, banner ads, search engine optimization, pay per click advertising, social media marketing, and email list building. Understanding various digital marketing channels can help develop effective strategies regardless of changes in the online environment.
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This document provides 5 tips for managing a social media crisis: 1) Address the situation immediately without waiting too long to acknowledge issues; 2) Apologize and accept blame without making excuses; 3) Only share necessary facts and avoid opinions; 4) Remember that deleted posts may still exist elsewhere; 5) Take time to personally respond to critics rather than hiding from the situation. The tips advise owning up to mistakes, providing transparency, and engaging with affected users to minimize reputational damage from errors or attacks on social media.
This document discusses how to use social media in a business's marketing mix. It covers why social media should be part of the marketing mix due to its large user bases. It also discusses the pros and cons of using social media, including building relationships but also requiring dedicated time. The document outlines developing goals for different social networks like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. It also discusses integrating social media marketing across different channels and measuring performance through various metrics. The overall document provides guidance on developing an effective social media strategy and action plan to meet business objectives.
BCAB - Facebook Marketing Keynote by Mari SmithMari Smith
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Wednesday Webinar Pt I: Using Social Media to Create Real Business RelationshipsWednesday Webinars
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Many small businesses and organizations find themselves seeking the right strategies, tools and tactics to make their marketing efforts as effective as possible. But between Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, Snapchat, Email, Mobile and whatever new social network is rolling out that month—there’s a lot to keep up with. And there are only so many hours in each day.
The number of possibilities can feel overwhelming. This session will help make sense of the noise. Vanessa will show you how to make the most of the combination of email and social media for your business. By the time you leave, you’ll have a greater understanding of marketing basics like goals and objectives. You’ll learn what a “campaign” is and what to write about and offer in that campaign. You’ll be given some simple but powerful tips for how to get your messages opened and read, shared and socially visible. And you’ll see that there are some great tools you can use to help engage with your existing customers as well as expand your reach to new prospects.
Throughout the session you’ll be given opportunities to capture your own ideas and build out the framework of your own “next great campaign.” So, join us and start to build a plan that will help you grow your business by eliciting the responses you want from your customers!
Social Prospecting Email Summit Slides Onlyv2Pam O'Neal
BreakingPoint Systems was able to sustain triple digit revenue growth during the Great Recession by evolving their marketing mix to focus on social prospecting and email. They established an 8 step process for social and email prospecting that included aligning sales and marketing, monitoring social media for opportunities, using prospecting tools, creating valuable content, optimizing their online presence, enabling their sales team for social selling, and implementing email drip marketing. This evolution allowed them to transition their goals from building brand awareness to establishing themselves as a market leader and influencing purchases.
How To Use Social Media To Increase Your Real Estate BusinessRichard Vetstein
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The document discusses the pitfalls of overposting on social media like Facebook. It states that excessively posting similar content multiple times a day is ineffective and can annoy customers. While some brands think more posts means more engagement, the document claims content quality is more important. It recommends aiming for one to two posts per day or four to five posts per week for highest engagement rates. Overposting drives users away rather than bringing in more attention and interactions.
The document outlines 6 common mistakes companies make when using social media for marketing purposes. These mistakes include lacking a clear strategy and goals, spamming users with irrelevant content, being inconsistent in brand messaging across platforms, not actively engaging with customers on social media, and failing to respond to user comments and questions in a timely manner. The document advocates developing an integrated social media strategy aligned with other marketing activities and using social platforms to start conversations, share valuable content, and build relationships with customers.
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This document provides 5 tips for managing a social media crisis: 1) Address the situation immediately without waiting too long to acknowledge issues; 2) Apologize and accept blame without making excuses; 3) Only share necessary facts and avoid opinions; 4) Remember that deleted posts may still exist elsewhere; 5) Take time to personally respond to critics rather than hiding from the situation. The tips advise owning up to mistakes, providing transparency, and engaging with affected users to minimize reputational damage from errors or attacks on social media.
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2. Defining clear, quantifiable goals for the social media program focused on awareness, community, engagement, and satisfaction.
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The document outlines an upcoming presentation on using Facebook for marketing. The presentation will cover how to use Facebook in productive and measurable ways for business, strategies for building an audience on Facebook, understanding the rules of engagement, and maximizing Facebook's marketing potential while minimizing mistakes. The agenda includes building a brand on Facebook, using Facebook ads, and measuring return on investment from Facebook marketing through case studies.
Social media marketing (Facebook n Twitter)Bithika Baboo
This document discusses social media marketing and focuses on Facebook and Twitter. It provides statistics on time spent on various social media platforms like Facebook (88%), Twitter (83%), and YouTube (49%). It then discusses why social media marketing is important by allowing individuals to build relationships and act as electronic word of mouth. The document outlines how to create and set up a business page on Facebook, including adding details, photos, and inviting friends. It also discusses promoting on Facebook through status updates, tagging, boosting posts, and events. Finally, it briefly discusses how businesses can use Twitter for customer service, branding, direct sales, and promoting customer products.
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