Review on Raidho by Ben Alvarez
A lot of useful information here, thank you! You're right - I'd expect the marketing team to be used to running campaigns like this on behalf of clients (and even getting paid for them) so maybe they could put together a simple template for us to follow? In terms of how it works with social media - I think it's best to start small and add platforms as you go along.
A lot of useful information here, thank you! You're right - I'd expect the marketing team to be used to running campaigns like this on behalf of clients (and even getting paid for them) so maybe they could put together a simple template for us to follow? In terms of how it works with social media - I think it's best to start small and add platforms as you go along. It's a case of figuring out whether or not each platform will help you achieve the outcomes you want. For example, Facebook has a great reach, but if you don't have a large enough community or group of fans/followers, it's unlikely to produce much ROI for you. Similarly, Twitter isn't ideal if you want to drive traffic to your website. But Pinterest does offer good opportunities to generate brand awareness. Instagram and Snapchat are also great platforms for promoting products or generating engagement - again, depends on what you want to achieve. Again, thanks for sharing your experience and advice! I'll take a look at the other reviews you've left too!
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- Once you understand the platform, you'll be able to build off this knowledge as you learn new strategies
- If your audience responds well to any of these platforms, then continue to use it; however, if one fails to drive visitors, it may be worth switching.
- You'll have to spend time learning how to create content that will engage your followers.
- Your social media strategy should always include paid advertising and lead generation efforts.
