Developing your social media strategy
Set goals and identify your audience
- By: Brent Jolly
- October 24, 2012 November 16, 2019
- 11:20
Set goals and identify your audience
You should include your website address in all marketing material as well as leverage social media to drive traffic
Think carefully about your goals and what it will take to reach them
These common blunders are easy to avoid
Details are key to a professional look
Focus on activities you enjoy and get the team involved
A blog lets you reach clients using a more casual tone
Finding an SEO strategist requires asking some tough questions
Be wary of guarantees and email pitches
Create an integrated SEO strategy and track the results
An SEO strategy helps ensure the right people can find you
Short videos can give prospective clients more information about who you are as well as testimonials from existing clients
Coming across as a professional can help you set a positive tone with prospective clients
Select compelling content and share it with clients and prospects
Don’t be afraid to use them whenever possible your marketing strategy
Testimonials from clients help build trust and credibility
Choose a short name that reflects the services you offer
Start with a brainstorming session and look for a theme
Offer a tangible benefit in return for visitors’ contact information
Your social-media presence should be part of your business-development strategy
Don’t try to sell; establish rapport
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Create a client prospecting process and take the time to build trust
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