Collecting “likes” on Facebook can be trying (some industries such as restaurants and stores have it a bit easier)…but even if you have limited followers, don’t treat them as if they aren’t important until you have more followers. Post regular content on your page. This doesn’t mean to bombard with endless posts, but be active.…
Web Warrior Marketing Has your business joined the masses in setting up a Facebook and/or Twitter page as a way of communicating with your current clients…as well as a way of attracting potential clients? Here are 3 Social Media Marketing Tips from Web Warrior Marketing! 1. Make a “Personal” Connection: You want to come across…
Web Warrior Marketing – 5 Reasons to Start a Blog 5. To Promote your Business – a blog is a “voice” to your current customers as well as potential customers. If you keep yourself top of mind throughout the year, then you will be top of mind to people when they have a need for…
Millions of people have personal facebook accounts – but facebook can be used for so much more than just connecting with friends, posting vacation photos, or making plans for the weekend. It can be a very effective tool for your business too! Here are 5 Tips for using Facebook for your Business as part of…
There are so many possibilities when it comes to Twitter! As we have said before, Twitter is not just about promoting your company – you should follow the 80/20 rule. Tweet about your company about 20% of the time and tweet other things 80% of the time. (You thought it would be the other way…
Does your company have a Twitter page…only it doesn’t get updated very often? Twitter is all about posting Tweets on a regular basis – if you are active and presenting interesting information, you will get more followers and your time will be put to good use. Here are 3 ways to keep your Twitter page…
If your company has opened a Twitter account, it is a great idea to have at least one person who is responsible for ensuring that it is updated regularly with useful information which will encourage people to follow you. It doesn’t reflect well on your company if you tell people you are on Twitter, but…