LinkedIn is among the best platforms for personal (professional) branding, relationship building, and social selling. If you can improve your LinkedIn presence with a few key strategies, you can gain more visibility among your target audience. Guest post by Vaibhav Kakkar, Founder and CEO at Digital Web Solutions
In a world that’s increasingly reliant on automation, it’s no surprise that many businesses are turning to chatbots for help with running their companies. Guest post by Marjorie Hajim, SEO Manager for EMEA at RingCentral
The power of video is unlimited when it comes to digital marketing and sales. And as you’d imagine, one of the most popular platforms for video sharing is YouTube. Guest post by Amir Shahzeidi, SEO Lead at Uscreen
Instagram is a fantastic platform for businesses and influencers to connect with an engaged audience. With the right images and captivating captions, businesses can stop scrollers in their tracks. However, accomplishing the latter is more challenging than one might think. Guest post by Wendy Dessler, Daily Cup of Tech
If your business is using social media and content marketing to drive traffic and lead generation, you might be overlooking one of the most powerful tools in your arsenal. As a platform, LinkedIn offers unique marketing opportunities, especially for business-to-business marketers. Guest post by Wendy Dessler, Daily Cup of Tech
There are many ways to use Facebook to market your business. But even now, there is still some confusion about the difference between a Facebook Profiles and Facebook Pages. Many still are unsure about how to effectively use them. I still get friend invitations from profiles using business names. Facebook does not allow personal profiles using …
As of 2020, there are 1.69 billion users on Facebook, and around 1.3 billion users on Facebook Messenger. Being able to tap into that market can turn your small business from an obscure donkey to a powerful unicorn. If you’re looking to up your game this year, here are seven Facebook marketing trends entrepreneurs should be aware of. – Guest post by Larry Kim, MobileMonkey
For many thinking of starting their own businesses, the fear of finding clients can paralyze them enough to sabotage their efforts. Cold calling prospects can make some of us break out in a cold sweat. One of the things that I learned early on in my business start-up days is that there are other ways to find clients.
Since I published my previous post on Facebook Tagging, I’ve received many questions from readers about their challenges trying to tag photos on Facebook Pages. Many are confused over the lack of notifications, who can be tagged and when. So, I did a few Facebook Page tagging experiments across a number of different Page types to see how or if tagging worked. Here are my discoveries.
Facebook tagging links a person, page or place to something you post, like a status update, photo or app activity. Facebook tagging is a useful feature because it enables you to notify a person or a business when you post something that pertains to them, letting them know that they were mentioned and it makes the post more visible in the news feed to friends or fans of the person or business you tagged if the person has set the post to be visible to friends or public.