Pinterest Marketing – How to Use Pinterest to Market Your Business or Product is a 24 page, 6000+ word report.
This bonus report explores Pinterest Marketing and why it is so important to use Pinterest as a marketing tool. It goes over the Pinterest basics, how to get started with Pinterest and other useful tips and techniques to maximize your marketing efforts.
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If you’d like to engage in a bit of promotions and advertising on Facebook, then you need to set up a Facebook Page for your business.
Some people try to run their business off of their personal accounts. But there are multiple problems with this approach:
TIP: Having said that, keep in mind that you can use your personal account on occasion to promote your Facebook Page and your business.
This is part 2 of a 2-part series titled Guide to Social Selling…
You need to set yourself apart from everyone else in your niche. And a good way to do that is by solving problems. You need to show your prospects that you have ideas and insights that they can’t get anywhere else.
Now because it’s social media, people tend to have short attention spans. They glance at their phone and scroll through their busy newsfeed. You need to capture their attention fast and hard. Here are two ways to capture attention:
A lot of business owners come to social media thinking it’s like their newsletter list of private sales platform. And that’s a grave mistake. If you want to sell on social media, you need to remember the keyword: SOCIAL. People don’t come to social media to read advertisements, and they’ll quickly hit the unfollow button if that’s all they’re getting from you.
So how do you start social selling effectively? By using this tutorial. Take a look…
First, you need to figure out what you want to accomplish on social media. Your goals may include:
No matter what type of business you’re running and what you’re selling, your social media campaigns all have one underlying goal: you want to get more engagement.
It’s pretty easy to understand why. The more engaged your audience is, the easier it is for you to build a relationship with them. And when an engaged audience knows, likes and trusts you, then they’ll join your mailing lists and buy your products.
And that’s not all. Many social media platforms reward content and pages that get a lot of interaction.
Think about it for a moment…