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- 1. ADR Social Media Social Media Solutions for the Small Business
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- Your Company is already being talked about on Facebook - with or without you so why not engage with your brand or service advocates and join the conversation? Using Facebook as a platform for that conversation is a viable way to increase branding, brand perception, loyalty and, ultimately, convert social media followers into customers. ADR can help by: Build and promote a Facebook Business page Build a highly targeted Facebook pay-per-click campaign Promote specials and deals using Facebook
- 1. Flickr has become the go-to source for digital photography for blogs, journalists and media professionals looking for stock photography. In conjunction with Creative Common Attribution Licensing, Flickr allows for very easy sharing of your digital photographic content, and increase mentions and online content about your business. This benefit coincides with SEO efforts and reinforces your website content increasing web visibility. Flickr allows has a social networking component where Flickr users can create a network of friends, in turn, allowing them to share photos with their friends and become aware of content they otherwise may not have come across. 2. YouTube is the second most used search engine in the world? This means that video content is the second most sought out content on the Internet next to Google search queries.If you have video content, it is imperative it be uploaded and optimized on YouTube to obtain the highest amount of video impressions – and shares of your content – possible. Optimizing video content using YouTube also makes a great compliment to other SEO efforts as YouTube videos are served in organic search results – increasing the online visibility of your content. 3. Foursquare (like gowalla and google places) is a GPS-based social networking game that encourages people to explore their neighborhoods and then reward them for doing so. People earn points, win Mayorships of frequently visited businesses and unlock badges for visiting new establishments. Businesses can take advantage of these GPS-based social networking sites- which can include mobile coupons, prizes or discounts – and are presented to users when they “ch eck-in ” on their mobile device at your establishment. Think 20% off a meal for the Mayor (your customer who checks-in the most) and 1 friend, a free dessert or even a parking spot for your establishment’s mayor. Yelp also combines the GPS SNS with online reviews of places. 4. Groupn.Kahoot.YourCityDeals, Living Social - These websites feature a deal of the day on the best to see, eat and do in a given sixty. You sign up for alerts and if the number of people buying reaches the quota set by the vendor, you get the coupon. If not, you don’t.