Do you want to run contests on Instagram?
Adding Instagram contests to your social media mix can quickly expand your reach.
In this article I’ll explain the different types, as well as how to create and run a successful Instagram contest for your brand or business.
There are many kinds of Instagram contests. Here is a rundown of the top three:
Learn how to run 3 different kinds of contests on Insagram.
Have you used Twitter to find qualified leads?
Does the idea of finding new customers on Twitter peak your curiosity?
Many businesses don’t know how to cut through the clutter and find the people they’re looking for on Twitter.
In this article you’ll discover five ways to find leads and customers, engage with them and drive them to your products.
Twitter has over 600 million users around the world, so it’s a good bet most of your target audience is on the platform. Are you taking advantage of that by actively looking for and talking with them?
If not, start by making a list of keywords and hashtags related to your business name, your product names and even your competitors and their products. Use that list to conduct a simple search on Twitter.
Sift through the search results to find and follow prospects you think are interested in your business and products. Engage with them by retweeting their content and using @mentions to connect personally.
A simple Twitter search returns a lot of opportunities.
Would you like visitors to tell their friends about you?
In this article I’ll show you six ways to integrate social visibility into your website.
The easier your site is to share, the more likely your visitors are to share it. Whether you want shares for a blog, an ecommerce product or a conversion landing page (such as an ebook download or a contest), code in prominent sharing options.
Social share buttons come in all shapes and sizes.
Have you used crowdsourcing to gain consumer insight or to choose your next product line?
Do you use contests as motivation to get input from your customers?
In this article, you’ll discover how crowdsourcing your products through contests on social media will help you deepen customer involvement and increase loyalty.
Crowdsourcing is a method of getting ideas, content, support or other types of solutions from a group of people. The term was coined by Wired magazine in 2005. In a nutshell, it is like “outsourcing” solutions to crowds through social media.
You’ve heard of crowdsourcing sites like Kickstarter and Indiegogo that allow fans to give financial support in exchange for incentives, so people can complete their projects. There are many other businesses that incorporate the idea of getting input from the masses into their business model, too.
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