Posts on Jul 2016

How to Calculate Social Media ROI

No one wants to invest in a marketing method that doesn’t get results! Social Media ROI, or return on investment, is how businesses measure what they’re getting back from all the time, money, and resources that they put into their social media accounts. While measuring return on investment for social media may sound silly at first, in a world where social media is one of most business’s primary advertising strategies, it pays to know whether current marketing efforts are being met with success.

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Why Every Business Should Go Social with Recruitment

In a 2014 Jobvite infographic, 93 percent of recruiters surveyed claimed to either use or plan to use social media to aid in recruitment, intending to invest 73% more on average in social recruiting to beat their competition. Over the past two years, this number has steadily climbed as businesses increasingly recognize the value that social media plays, both a tool for capturing the interest of talented candidates and for ensuring that they fit the company’s culture.

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Supporting Your Social Media Investment

Who says that physical and digital advertising have to exist in separate spheres? While the use of social media for advertising has certainly increased, traditional methods of advertising shouldn’t be thrown away just yet. Integrating online marketing efforts into traditional methods of advertising will help drive traffic to brands’ websites and social media platforms, in addition to encouraging current and potential clients to participate more actively in their campaigns.  

Here are a few tips for how businesses can support their digital marketing investment with traditional marketing strategies:

  • Include the company’s web address, social media accounts, and even popular hashtags on flyers, business cards, and promotional items. Allowing clients to have a business’s social media usernames and web address on hand will encourage them to visit its pages when they have questions or want to learn more.

 

  • Make social engagement fun. Host giveaways and share coupons that are open to anyone who has liked the brand’s social media accounts or written a review. Promote these events with physical handouts or via email to encourage customers who may not already know that they exist.

 

  • Use offline business space to promote social media accounts, and vice versa. If the business has an office, consider leaving an email sign-up sheet in a visible location. Once clients are on the brand’s email list, they will have easy access to its social accounts and website in the emails’ footers.

 

  • Incorporate an online call-to-action into a physical ad. Since traditional advertising tends to be consumed passively, it’s important to ensure that the audience will actively participate afterwards. Try unveiling a new product using a traditional ad where viewers can learn more by visiting the website, or release a commercial that redirects the audience to the brand’s social media pages to enter a giveaway.

 

  • Most importantly, remember that any information and analytics gathered using online metrics don’t just apply to the internet! Using this data with traditional marketing strategies will help with targeting the perfect customer, both online and off.

 


Socially Bold is a digital marketing firm located in Jacksonville, Florida providing marketing services to small to mid-sized local businesses.  Specializing in social media and content marketing, Socially Bold focuses on aligning with clients, the ‘Socially Bold Community’, to deliver innovative ideas and translate those into refreshing results.  For more information about Socially Bold, visit sociallybold.com.  Join the #SociallyBold conversation on Twitter @sociallyboldjax, Facebook @sociallybold, Instagram @sociallybold, Pinterest @sociallybold or Google+ @sociallybold.

Five Tips for Harnessing LinkedIn’s Marketing Potential

When it comes to recruiting young, driven job candidates with college diplomas, there is no better social media platform than LinkedIn. More recently however, the world’s most popular professional social network has reached out to businesses in an attempt to make its platform more social media friendly. Today, LinkedIn possesses great untapped networking potential for both companies and and their clients. Below are just a few tips for how businesses looking to grow their social media following can harness LinkedIn’s marketing capabilities to reach their desired targeted audience as effectively as possible.

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How Redesigning Your Website in WordPress Can Help Your Small Business Grow

It is no new concept that a business’s website is a digital representation of its brand. And because of that, it is important that small businesses have the same opportunities as big companies to draw in customers and grow their brand.

Meet WordPress.

This free web design platform lets the business itself power the back-end of their site for all their design desires, however big or small. With WordPress it is no challenge to create and manage all of the pages, media, and products on a site. Some might think that WordPress is a big name for big companies, but Entrepreneur has put together seven reasons why it is perfect for small businesses.

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