Digital Sachin Show

Digital Sachin Show

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Digital Sachin Show episodes

  • 10 Signs You won't be Rich
    10 reasons why people don't become Rich ๐Ÿ’ฐ 1. You don't like Rich people. 2. You think Rich people are special. 3. You don't spend enough time on learning. 4. People easily make you feel guilty. 5........
    11 min
  • The 6 Top Social Media Sites You Need to Care About in 2020
    Should you go all-in on Instagram? Maybe place half of your social media budget into Facebook and split the rest between YouTube and LinkedIn? What about Pinterest? These are the kinds of questions plaguing small businesses and marketing teams alike.
    To help you decide which social media platforms are going to be right for your brand this year, here are our picks for the top social media sites you should care about (and invest in) during 2020 and guidance on where to place your bets.
    1. Instagram
    Long the home of influencers, brands, bloggers, small business owners, friends, and everyone in between--Instagram has topped well over 1 billion monthly users for some time now. If youโ€™re wondering whether a meaningful segment of your audience spends time on the platform, the answer is almost surely a resounding yes.
    Whoโ€™s on Instagram (and Why): Instagram has become one of the most popular social media platforms for teens and young adults, especially in the US. The use of the app slowly drops off with age but stays consistent across both men and women, so if your customers are under 40, then Instagram canโ€™t be ignored.
    2. Facebook
    With nearly 2.5 Billion monthly users, Facebook is hands down the largest social media site in the world. While that practically ensures at least some of your audience regularly uses the platform, itโ€™s developed a somewhat negative reputation amongst younger users that are increasingly turning to other alternative sites.
    Regardless, if your brand stands to benefit from sharing industry-related news, engaging (short-form) videos, graphics, and other visually appealing contentโ€”especially if your primary audience is above the age of 30โ€”then consider having a presence on Facebook. You might also consider leveraging Facebook groups to gather your customers or community in one place online. Facebook groups, unlike Facebook business pages, arenโ€™t for advertising, but they can be helpful in creating conversation.
    3. Twitter
    While Twitterโ€™s monthly active user numbers have hovered consistently around 300 Million for a while now, a whopping 40% of those users are active on the site multiple times daily, suggesting that if your audience uses the platform, theyโ€™re likely very engaged. The popularity of this social media site remains high amongst tech-savvy users and is particularly active in B2B verticals related to business, marketing, and politics today.
    Whoโ€™s on Twitter (and Why): 63% of Twitter users are between the ages of 35 and 65, with males making up nearly two-thirds of those people.
    4. Pinterest
    Pinterest has become a very popular social bookmarking tool for saving ideas and finding creative inspiration when it comes to everything from cooking to DIY home projects, vacation ideas, interior design, business, and everything in between. With an audience predominantly consisting of adult women, this social media platform is also often cited as a crucial part of the product discovery journey.
    5. Snapchat
    Whoโ€™s on Snapchat (and Why): Young adults between the ages of 18 and 24 make up a massive 78% of active users who partake in the platformโ€™s over 14 Billion daily video views. Users tend to skew slightly more toward females, with the majority accessing the app daily.
    6 min
  • You will be descovered one day || Digital Sachin
    If you are a content creator and you are putting up valuable contents though you're are not getting results as you must have. Don't worry.! Just be consistent with your valuable contents the day will come you will be descovered and reworded.
    4 min
  • Top 4 Instagram Tools Every Marketer Should Use for content
    Instagram has become one of the most powerful social media platforms with over 800 million monthly active users. Thanks to its growing popularity, you can find many available Instagram tools to improve your marketing strategy on Instagram.
    Weโ€™ve listed our favorite Instagram tools to make a choice easier for you. Assess your current approach, analyze your audience, and create engaging posts with the help of these tools. Also, make sure to use them properly to achieve optimal results.
    Top 4 Instagram Tools Every Marketer Should Use for content.
    1. Canva.com
    Canva is a graphic design platform that allows users to create social media graphics, presentations, posters, and other visual content. It is available on web and mobile and integrates millions of images, fonts, templates, and illustrations.
    I personally use this thus I recommend you too.
    2. Remove.bg
    this site is for removing and erasing the background of any image you want.
    3. Pixabay.com
    Pixabay.com is an international, copyleft, and free-to-use website for sharing photos, illustrations, vector graphics, film footage, and music. As of November 2017, Pixabay offers over 1,188,454 free photos, illustrations, and vectors, and videos.
    4. ย Quora.com
    this site I use to get ideas for content. if you feel short of content, this is best for you.
    4 min
  • how to get clients for a new business
    How to find Client for your Business. In this podcast I am talking about how you can find clients and how you can crack clients by call free call consultancy. so if you want to know how to track and find clients for your business this is made for you.
    7 min
  • Best Pieces of Advice from Elon Musk

    Success tips from Elon Musk life first take risks if you want to achieve anything in your life that is big for you you have to take risks the second number read books inter number is complaining less


    Elon Musk became successful because of how he thinks. One of his most successful thinking tools is first-principles thinking. Often called reasoning from first principles, it's the act of boiling things down to their most fundamental truths. It is also one of the best ways to reverse-engineer complex problems.

    1. Have a goal. Don't just make your goal to โ€œmake a lot of moneyโ€ or โ€œget promoted to X.โ€ Have a goal that's both compelling and meaningful. ...
    2. Seek criticism. Don't be delusional and think you and your ideas are infallible. ...
    3. Don't spread yourself too thin. ...
    4. Don't fear failure. ...
    5. Choose to be extraordinary.
      6. 6 min

    About Digital Sachin Show

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    Welcome to "Digital Sachin Show" Which is hosted by Sachin who is a Social Media Marketer, having experience of more than 3 years.