Can you make money on a Facebook page? It’s the question all SMBs weighing up the ROI of social media want the answer to. The good news is that Facebook can help you sell directly or indirectly – but to do so you need a solid strategy around your use of it.
Pinterest now pulls more referral traffic than Google+, Twitter, and LinkedIn combined and boasts a growth rate of nearly 4000 percent since its inception in 2010. If you’re not generating some Pinterest around your business, you could be missing out.
Tough Mudder, an extreme events company, has found Facebook advertising is a cost-effective way to drive people to the business.
Want to learn how Dynamic Business has used social media to grow its audience and create a community of engaged, loyal readers? Social web editor Lorna Brett will be revealing the secrets at an upcoming seminar.
Tips from the Search Engine Strategies conference about how social media can make your business run more efficiently.
Despite an increase in the use of websites, online activity among small to medium businesses has fallen, with social media interactions and other online marketing activities declining most sharply.
Sure, she understands Instagram. But do you really want a new grad controlling your brand online?
Facebook’s newest tweak could mean reaching exactly the customers you’re after without annoying the ones you aren’t.
Many SMBs want to be on Facebook, but are unsure how to make it something more than status updates and image sharing. The answer differs from business to business, but there are a few definitive factors that must be considered when looking for ROI.
Forget flavour-of-the-month social sites. Find the community that works best for your company.
