What to do when customers get mean on social media
How dealing with angry customers can be an opportunity to show the world how your company cares about customer service.
How dealing with angry customers can be an opportunity to show the world how your company cares about customer service.
Confused by hashtags? Tweetchats? Tweet walls? You’re not alone. With 175 million Tweets being sent every day, and 11 new accounts being created every second, Twitter is increasingly becoming a necessary part of every marketer’s armoury.
Tips for cutting through the noise on social media to make your voice known.
Why you shouldn’t overlook your personal account when building your company’s brand on the social network.
Sharing events via Facebook continues to generate more revenue than any other platform, but Twitter is driving more event-page traffic, according to the latest social commerce report.
How to take advantage of larger images and other design changes to draw more attention to your business.
Social media has presented many SMEs with the opportunity to promote their products and services to a larger audience. One growing theme that many SME owners experience is this: How can I keep up with social media when I’m too busy running a business?
Have you started using social media for your business? How do you keep up with the changes? New research aims to highlight how SMBs are successfully employing social media to market their business.
As social media continues to saturate both personal and professional lives and becomes more vital to business, it’s valuable to note that it’s not a popularity contest. If you’re going to spend time making connections, you want to ensure they’re the right ones.
When used effectively, social media can be a boon for small business. Unfortunately – for every SMB that gets it right, countless more have yet to master this marketing tool. If you’re among this number, here are the 7 social media sins you need to avoid.