Social Media

The Importance Of Design In Your Social Media Strategy

14th July 2014

It’s now common knowledge that Facebook posts tend to perform better where there is an image involved. Posting out a straight up status update as a brand is risky, and if you’re going for that approach, you’d better hope that what you’re saying is going to make people sit up and take note! To take…

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The Fastest Ways to Increase Your Instagram Following.

14th July 2014

Instagram is quickly becoming one of the biggest social media outlets. With more than 150 million users – and that number keeps growing larger each day – you have a large pool of potential followers. Whether you’re using Instagram for business or for personal use, you want to have a lot of followers. More importantly,…

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Timing your Tweets to Perfection

8th July 2014

When it comes to the wonderful world of Twitter there are countless articles explaining the best ways to engage with your audience, who to connect with or how to hashtag. What I want to focus on is one aspect of one amazing tool. What does this tool do? It helps you to time your tweets…

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The Rise of The Twitter Party.

8th July 2014

We’re a new fashion brand and we’d like to invite you to our party.  It’s on Wednesday night at 9pm and we’ll be hosting it in Glasgow, plus it’s only on for an hour.  Can you make it? Most of you will have read this statement and come to the conclusion that we’re either a)…

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Kicking Your Marketing Imagery up a Notch.

7th July 2014

In marketing, we’re often told – force-fed, rather – unique content is absolutely essential. Believe it or not, when they say content is king, it doesn’t exclusively refer to text-based content. Attractive, engaging and relatable images are also essential to a successful content marketing strategy. Visual content is even more important when you throw social…

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Live-Tweeting Tips for Your Next Event.

3rd July 2014

When you’re attending conferences and events, social media is a great way to get your audience actively engaged and increase your interactions. You can reach out to your followers and tell them some of the interesting or thought-provoking parts of your event with the hopes that they’ll give you some sort of response. Live-tweeting is…

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5 things you should be doing on LinkedIn

3rd July 2014

There’s a myth that people become active on LinkedIn only if they’re looking for a new job but this isn’t the case. LinkedIn is a powerful platform used to showcase your professional skills, work experiences and connect with colleagues, groups and organisations. I believe you should be making the most out of it! If you’re…

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It’s Time To Incorporate Video Into Your Social Media Strategy

3rd July 2014

At this point, you’ve probably got your social media strategy pretty well managed. If not, to recap from every previous point in the last few years (seriously, where have you been?) it basically revolves around posting the right stuff at the right time. Content is of the utmost importance, as is timing and the use…

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5 Tips to Drive Traffic to Your Blog including sharing on social media.

3rd July 2014

We all know the disappointment of putting in the time and effort to write marketing pieces, statuses articles and blogs etc to find the views and visits are less than impressive. Here are 5 top tips to help improve the traffic to your website or blog. 5 Top Tips: 1. Be consistent If you don’t…

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Social Media Marketing.

25th June 2014

Social Media Marketing The term ‘ social media marketing ‘ refers to the broad reach of the Internet and mobile services online exchanges to enable users to participate with the community where people gather on board to communicate with each other and share their thoughts are as follows : Blogs:  A blog is an online…

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The Rise Of Social Media Marketing and the Chief Digital Officer.

25th June 2014

As companies are starting to really appreciate and realize that branding is everything, the role of the marketing department is becoming increasingly more important to businesses. When essential technology began to be first implemented, the Chief Information Officer would often be left with important decisions involving this, as it was their responsibility and job function.…

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