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You might want to focus on the networks where your audience is underserved, rather than trying to win fans away from a dominant player. Find out what they’re sharing and what other people are saying about them. Or, you might spot a specific post or campaign that really hits the mark—or totally bombs. Also use it to track results and present the plan to your boss, teammates, and clients. Ask yourself the following questions: If the purpose of an account isn’t clear, think about whether it’s worth keeping. Twitter, on the other hand, is designated for customer service.” Notice that Facebook and Instagram outrank even email for this purpose. A one-sentence declaration to keep you focused on a specific goal. Or improve existing ones so they align with your strategy. Check out our always-up-to-date social media image size cheat sheet for quick reference. Remember, it’s better to use fewer channels well than to stretch yourself thin trying to maintain a presence on every network. What do they do that compels people to engage and share their content? The ecommerce brand uses Facebook to sell themselves by showcasing customer stories and case studies. Let's show Ceci some love with ?? in the comments. They use their 280 characters to answer questions and solve problems—fast. That’s key to letting people know what to expect from your feed. That is, why should they follow you. What’s in it for them? What can you learn about their wants and needs? Just make sure that you follow through and deliver what they ask for. It’s the perfect place to plan all of your social media activities—from images and link sharing to blog posts and videos. It includes both your day-to-day posting and content for social media campaigns. You can schedule posts to every network and the intuitive calendar view gives you a full picture of all your social activity each week.

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That makes sense — dancers are most likely to want to come dance at your studio. However, you can broaden your audience even further by including interests such as drama, musical theater, yoga, or gymnastics. Because really, if someone likes one form of movement or performing arts, they’re most likely open to trying another. To fine-tune the “interests” for your Facebook ad campaign, follow these steps: Click the blue Promote button to the left of your Facebook business page Pick your goal Scroll down to Audience Details Click on Detailed Targeting (see image above) Lastly, local advertising is important if you have a brick-and-mortar business. Using the dance studio example, you should target your ads to people who can attend your in-person dance classes. There’s no point in doing a nationwide ad campaign, unless you also offer online classes or sleepaway summer camps. 2. Create high-quality ads If you’re going to spend money on advertising, you want to do it right. There’s no point in taking a half-hearted approach. We suggest using a professional graphic designer when creating your ad campaigns. Trust us, going the extra mile will pay off. Work on creating the ad with the customer in mind. For example, if you’re creating an ad for either a violin or violin lessons, it’s not enough to simply display a picture of a sleek violin. Instead, you want to use a picture, or better yet, a video, showing a child happily playing the violin with a calm and patient teacher included. This paints a full picture of what your potential customer can expect — a pleasant, successful, and happy experience with their purchase or lesson. (But make it realistic, not sappy or staged). Most importantly, strive to create authentic-looking ads. People shy away from ads that are too intense or aggressive. Definitely avoid pop-up ads that flash with big letters, “Sign up today. Now!” It’s best to go for a more integrated approach, such as using a video that’s inviting and interesting.

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