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June 2021 – How to Take Advantage of a Dynamic Shift in Business Strategy
Some of the world’s best and brightest PR leaders are manning the helms at an incredible time as top regional and national companies move toward complete digital transformation. We’ll cover leveraging the power of web-based marketing like social media and investing in the digital tools your team needs now.
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Topics: shared media, social media, 60-Second Impact
Instagram has become one of the most popular social media platforms. It has 1 billion active users who spent a considerable part of their day browsing the app, checking profiles, and uploading videos and images. Instagram provides many suitable tools and functions for a business.
Instagram is a perfect platform for company promotion and should not just be actively used but also be incorporated into your web design. Here’s how you can earn a considerable profit by incorporating Instagram into your web design.
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Topics: online public relations, shared media, social media
As part of a larger effort to simplify business resources, Facebook decided to retire Facebook Analytics beginning June 30. They will continue to invest in measurement products that provide insights and data analysis capabilities, even as this method is being phased out. The Insights portion of Facebook Pages and Instagram Profiles are unaffected.
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Topics: shared media, social media
Micro-influencers are more influential and more affordable, study finds.
Many businesses are quick to seek out brand influencers for their social media sites, thinking this is the best way to engage followers and grow interest in their products. But how effective are social media influencers? According to a new survey by Visual Objects, not very.
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Topics: online public relations, shared media, social media
Three essential tools to evaluate your PR campaign’s success
Measuring, monitoring, and evaluating your corporate communications and public relations campaigns will allow them to evolve and improve. Assess your current strategy to determine if it’s working or if you need to take another approach.
If you have an unsuccessful campaign and you don’t know because you never measured it, how can you call your company successful? You need to put in the work and measure, monitor, and evaluate your tactics to see if it’s successful and providing an ROI.
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Topics: measurement, shared media, social media
Learn how your company can improve its social media presence with our guest Emily Barrett of Axia Public Relations.
Guest:
Our episode guest is Emily Barrett, social media specialist at Axia Public Relations. Her role is to monitor social media channels and develop unique, innovative, and engaging content.
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Topics: shared media, social media, On Top of PR
These days, memes have become a popular marketing tool for entrepreneurs. No individual can say they have not seen a meme on a digital platform. If you want to increase your marketing base, you may use memes on various social media platforms. However, you have to understand what memes are and why they are outstanding. Memes are a powerful tool for making people laugh. Videos and pictures of regular animals or people get chosen, and then they are modified sarcastically and intelligently. You can explore the collection on Meme Scout to market correctly. They will create the desired effect.
Image/Meme advertising is an amazing asset utilized via web-based media, which can be in any structure like a video, text content, a gif picture, and so forth. The substance of image promoting will, in general, get viral on the web whenever it is liked by individuals, which is the rationale of doing image showcasing. Image promoting is utilizing fun approaches to connect with individuals online.
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Topics: online public relations, branding, shared media, social media, raising awareness
What to look for and why it matters
In 2021, the use of social listening tools is increasing because more brands are turning to social media for customer insights. Because of this, it’s important to use the best social listening tools.
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Topics: online public relations, shared media, social media
Instagram is one of the most effective social media platforms that are growing continuously in terms of popularity. It’s a photo-sharing and mobile-only social media platform, where many companies and brands are utilizing the importance of SEO to push the messaging of their brand. If you want to apply social marketing through Instagram, you must know how to upload attractive photos with relevant hashtags and mind-blowing text descriptions. If you’ve successfully established a good reach on your Instagram profile, then it’s time you learn to use Instagram SEO for social marketing.
Many marketers avoid using Instagram because it’s a mobile-only social networking platform, which means you can’t even post Instagram images through your desktop as it doesn’t have a desktop version. Thus, the marketing department should use a business cell phone so employees can keep up with marketing through this social networking platform. When you use Instagram for social marketing, you should prioritize building influence, rapport, and engagement.
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Topics: online public relations, shared media, social media
Changing your scheduled content can be best for your online PR plans
Social media has given unprecedented power for companies to communicate directly with consumers.
One way to fully take advantage of social media is to use scheduling features to have your content scheduled ahead of time. However, scheduling content ahead of time isn’t a panacea for how your company handles social media. Sometimes, you’ll have to cancel your scheduled content due to various situations that come up or risk immediate problems or missed opportunities. These situations can be either good or bad.
So what situations should you cancel scheduled social media content for? There are three:
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Topics: online public relations, shared media, social media
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