There are moments when I like to travel and read something interesting. I’m not really into the novels and fantasies. I am more of a guy who is more interested in a personal opinion or even a simple personal story about a random topic.
I am a big believer in visual content marketing. But don’t get me wrong, I also believe that we need to find the right balance between visual content such as visuals, photos, videos and other visual formats and also the written and audio content.
Social listening tools are constantly evolving and new features are being added continually. For that reason, it’s now easier for businesses to use them across departments to grow their business.
If you ask me what’s the biggest invention after the internet I will definitely put my money on the scroll function.
Think about that, how would the world wide web look like if we couldn’t scroll? Or how would you look through your Facebook timeline, Twitter feed or read an article without scrolling? It’s kind of an interesting thought or even terrifying for some of us.
I think the best job for a stalker would be in research. What better person is out there that likes digging into information until getting to the most accurate one?
Everyone knows that Facebook Advertising gives an excellent chance to get that much-targeted traffic. Shareholic reports that Facebook generates 23.39% of overall traffic to websites. And over the last year, its traffic share has skyrocketed by 14%.
Let’s admit it. Your non-profit organization is doing some amazing things. You know it, we know it and they, the people/cause you fight for, definitely know it and appreciate it. But how do you get the word out? How do you create an effective non-profit marketing plan?
Social media is becoming an increasingly popular and effective method for spreading the word about non-profits and promoting charitable causes.
When I was little, I used to watch cartoons with my older brother. Since he was the one who always had the remote (older sibling rule), we always ended up watching superhero cartoons.
Now that we know which is our main target, we understand the power of social media advertising and we’ve seen some examples on how it can help us increase great results, let’s get into the design part.
Designing a nice banner ad is only one part of having a successful campaign. And definitely not enough. The other important aspect is getting in front of an audience. Or, more exactly, in front of the right audience. Without that, your banner would be just… nice.