Choose the Most Effective Platform
After you've
determined your demographics, you'll want to pick one or two social media
platforms to focus all your marketing efforts on.
By investing the
extra time on just a few channels, you’ll get better and quicker results, than
if you were to try and invest in all the various social media platforms.
You will need to find
a platform where your audience hangs out. Start narrowing down your choices
based on the age of your audience.
Vine and Tumblr tend
to be better options for a younger demographic, while LinkedIn and Facebook are
better for an older demographic.
While Facebook is
starting to lose popularity among the younger users, 70 percent of adults are
still active on the site.
Create Content that Adds Value
Now that you have a
better understanding of your target audience and have chosen a couple of social
media channels to focus on, it’s time to begin developing content that delivers
value to them.
It is important to
remember that the more value you can bring them the faster your presence will
grow online.
The second
part of the equation is consistency.
Unlike search engine
traffic, that can continue to grow even if you don't publish new content; you
have to remain consistent on social media to improve your traffic.
To do this, you need
to create as much content as possible that your target audience will love. Your
content can include any of the following, depending on the channels you've
chosen.
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Blog posts
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Pictures
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Infographics
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Videos
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Quotes
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Jokes
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Quick tips
The right kind of
content will depend entirely on the networks you’re focusing on. It is also
important to understand with social media is that to keep your audience
engaged, you can't just share your own content.
When you are first
starting out, you want to err on the side of being non-promotional and share
content that others have created.

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