With a new year comes new challenges. A mix of successful and traditional tactics, coupled with future and expected trends is going to be your key to social media success in 2015. If you’re not sure where to start or you’d like to review your plan, we’ve compiled a list of the top 50 marketing tips for 2015.
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Take a stroll around the Google-sphere and you’ll find article after article about the importance of social media and the benefits it can offer. To most marketing experts, social media is a no brainer, but when it comes to getting your boss to buy in, there is usually some resistance. Don’t be surprised if you find that the higher the executive position, the more social media resistance.
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Most businesses today know that social media can play a huge part in their success. Many maintain social media and other online properties, and rightfully so. With hundreds of millions of potential customers on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+, and other networks, it makes sense to try and reach out to even a small fraction of them online.
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We recently shared One Brilliant way to Make an Impression on Social Media, highlighting a UK company’s snarky reply to a troll-post gone viral. We loved the video (and we hope you did too), and we’ll say it again – we wish we had come up with something like this. However, a post like this is designed to go viral, and that isn’t exactly something we should be striving for all the time.
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The exact numbers will vary depending on your source, but whichever way you look at it, images and visuals rule social media. Posts with images get more likes, +1’s, comments, shares, retweets, and whatever metric you use for engagement.
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