It’s Where Everyone’s At: Twitter has 330 million monthly users, with 68 million of those users coming from the U.S. With so many people using the popular social media app, you definitely want your company to be a part of that community. Reach a Growing Community: 80% of Twitter users are affluent millennials, so if this is your target audience, this is …
You’re an entrepreneur. You work 60+ hours per week to ensure that your business is running like a well-oiled machine, but you still aren’t consistently attracting new customers. The problem could be your marketing—or a lack thereof. In a perfect world, your products and services would speak for themselves. A good company would bring in …
Before even entering a business, 9 in 10 consumers will check out their online reviews.¹ Think about it—90%, that’s almost everyone in a business’ base of potential customers. If your business doesn’t have online reviews, or has a low overall rating, you’re losing potential revenue each day. Businesses with a 4-star rating attract twenty percent …
Often overlooked and underused, business cards may seem like an old-school marketing technique, but they’re still very relevant. In fact, compared to the vast field of digital communication tools, having something physical a customer can hold in their hands may actually make you stand out. It may seem very basic but if you’re struggling to …
Part of being a professional in an industry like marketing is keeping up-to-date on the latest best practices, trends, and technology. A few months ago, I attended the Concept ONE conference in Sioux Falls, South Dakota to see what industry experts were saying about marketing in 2018. The conference featured keynote speakers Douglas Karr, Andrea …
For most companies, interacting with customers on social media is a comparatively simple process. For those in the healthcare industry, it’s much more sensitive. Clinics and doctors must comply with HIPAA rules 24/7- even on social media. Here are a few ways you can ensure that you aren’t breaking HIPAA rules when interacting with patients …