Presence With a Purpose
Each social media channel is unique, offering you the opportunity to directly communicate with an audience where you can gain qualified leads. Our social media marketing management will target with a purpose, exploiting the opportunity to present your business to future paying customers.
Increase Your Online Presence
Given that social media offers you a free outlet to present yourself to potential clients, it seems obvious to use it! While this is true, the increased visibility you receive will only be of benefit if traffic is being driven to your site, so we will ensure that the content of the marketing campaign transforms readers into clickers!
A Consistent Approach
While the temptation could be to send multiple posts regularly, we adopt an approach that uses research-based tactics to ensure outstanding results. With a particular focus on content and optimum post times, we can drive potential customers directly to your site with a consistent and lead-attracting approach.
LET US ANSWER SOME QUESTIONS YOU HAVE
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Today’s world is on social media and many of us are using it to research companies before we purchase from them. People want to know you are a true expert with reviews, and pictures to prove it. Social media is a perfect and free platform to showcase your skills on.
The correct answer is any of them and Facebook. Facebook still dominates social media even as younger generations move to newer platforms. You don’t need to be on every platform though. Pick the ones your feel comfortable with and do them well. Each platform has specific audiences and we’re here to help you determine which ones are right for you.
This is something that has changed over the years. For Construction Contractors once per week is sufficient. More is good but don’t be repetitive. Be creative and innovative while maintaining your brand.
Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, Google My Business (Google Posts), and LinkedIn. From one place, we can publish content to multiple social sites with the push of a button, utilize in-line conversations so the context of interactions isn’t lost, and schedule a calendar of posts.
Companies know that customer service is important, but a lot of businesses still haven’t formed a specific strategy for addressing online concerns and building social relationships. With 89% of U.S. consumers saying that they’ve gone to a competitor after a poor customer service experience, it’s clear that a business’s ability to listen to complaints and provide solutions is linked to its success.
