Perceived value is one aspect of marketing that won’t change—regardless of the year. Marketing before and after a digital makeover will always revolve around how your customers and prospects see your business. How do you plan to engage with your customers and prospects to grow your brand in 2017?
In this video series, you will discover:
* Why Facebook Advertising and Social Media Content Distribution should be on the top of your Marketing Plan for 2017.
* How you can effectively target your Facebook Audience and present your Ads to customers who are the most receptive to your offer.
* How Mobile and Video Marketing will exponentially increase your sales conversion rate.
* How important E-Commerce is and why today is the best time to consider E-commerce for your business.
* Why customer reviews are critical to business success and how you can easily collect them on autopilot.
Your customer is overwhelmed and easily-distracted given the number of marketing messages they receive and the amount of distractions available online.
How do you stay on top of your game, acquire marketing qualified leads, and increase conversions? It’s a big question, but by keeping up with the top trends, you will be able to answer it and build your business. Here are my top five digital marketing trends for 2017.
Top Five Digital Marketing Trends for 2017: Facebook Marketing & Online Audiences
As I travel around the country, I like to observe people and their behavior. On a recent trip, I found myself at the local mall and as I looked around, one thing was very obvious: Most people were looking down on their smart phone.
What do you think they are doing? You and I both know they are on social media and probably browsing their news feed on Facebook, searching for something on Google or Yelp or watching a video on YouTube.
* We need to transform the way that we look at social media.
* Social media strategies should help you market less and convert more sales.
* The problem with Facebook ads today is that many brands fail to properly align their offer with a specific target audience.
* This leads to low engagement and click through rates on their ad campaigns.
* When examining a Facebook Ad strategy, it is important to look at the pre-Ad experience, the experience during viewing the ad and the post-ad experience.
* What this means is: How does the ad come across to the user as they are scrolling quickly through their news feed?
* Is it relevant?
* Is it helpful to them?
* Is it aligned with the audience? Or does it make the audience uncomfortable?
* If any part of the process makes your audience feel uncomfortable, there is a high likelihood that you will get complaints which will lead to Facebook shutting down your ad and in the worst possible scenario: shutting down your whole ad account! Facebook takes their Terms of Service and user feedback very seriously!
* When the user interacts with the ad, does the promise of the ad align with what was in the ad?
* Is there anything misleading about the ad relative to what you are presenting to the Facebook user?
* If there is anything misleading about the ad like unrealistic promises, you might find yourself in trouble.
* Post-Ad Experience – Where are you sending the traffic?
* Is there an alignment between where you are sending the traffic and your ad?
* What happens after they go to the page and they opt-in to be on your list?
* What is the experience that they get and is it aligned with what the Ad promised?
* Facebook employees will check your landing pages and even opt-in to your accounts in some occasions to make sure that the total ad experience to the customer is acceptable.
* Some of the most important things you need to consider with your Facebook ads include:
