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During the last few years, Facebook has emerged as a real contender for the online video platform throne. In wake of several new video features being introduced and a heavy video focus from Mark Zuckerberg, the social media giant has over 500 million people watching Facebook videos every day. Facebook’s increased focus on video isn’t…
Your customers, leads, and audience members want valuable content from your business. And that content needs to reach audience members in a way that feels natural and organic versus being disruptive.
As apps continue to grow as an important part of everyday life, marketers continue to ask, “Do I need to have an app for my business?”
Think about a website or app you love. What do you love about it? The ease of gathering relevant information? How you can buy something in one click (and have it delivered tomorrow)? Or how quickly it answers your questions?
Throughout the past two years, two of the most popular apps used by Gen Z and younger millennials were Instagram and TikTok.
Have you ever worked on a group project at school? If so, you probably remember that some went well and others not as synergistically. The same applies to brand partnerships. Sometimes co-marketing works because each brand attracts new audiences and the two can learn from each other.
It’s no secret that data can be very powerful — when you can actually understand what it’s telling you, that is.
Today, consumers have a lot of power — they can research your product or service and make purchase decisions entirely on their own. And rather than talking to one of your sales reps, they’re more likely to ask for referrals from members of their networks or read online reviews.
With more than 1 billion monthly active users, Instagram has established itself as an obvious platform for brands looking to expand their reach and engage with their audience. Figuring out how to launch a successful Instagram contest, however, is much less obvious.