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There are still simple and effective ways to advertise your products for the holiday season. While you might not have the idea insights for a more optimized campaign, there’s still reason to try your hardest!
The amount of brick and mortar retail stores closing in 2018 is on pace to break some records. And unfortunately, not in a good way. With many stores moving out of a physical space and onto the internet, deciding which platform to sell on can be overwhelming.
We know what you’re thinking. You didn’t realize the social platform, Google+, was still relevant. You’re right. On a consumer-level, it never really was relevant. Ninety percent of Google+ sessions were less than five second.
Having a solid social media presence is an essential part of business and brand awareness. Your online presence allows your business to engage with your current customers, reach new ones, and maintain consistent content for your following.
Advertising through social media and other digital platforms allows a business to tell their story visually and reach audiences they haven’t tapped into yet.
If your business is in an extremely competitive market, micro marketing can mean all the difference between success and struggle.
There isn’t a set-in-stone answer as to who should utilize social media marketing. As digital marketers in Omaha, we believe that most businesses can benefit in some way from a social strategy.
Instagram made its way into the social media universe in 2010. Since the platform launch, there have been over fifty billion photos shared. Of all things, pizza has become the most Instagrammed food across the platform.
If you haven’t started to utilize Instagram for your business, you’re potentially missing out on over 800 million active users on the platform!
At no surprise to anyone, Facebook announced a security breach last Friday. On Sept. 25, the engineering team from Facebook discovered a security breach regarding the “View As” feature within the app. This resulted in over 50 million user accounts being attacked.
