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To help you encourage views and get people to linger a little longer with your video, image and written posts, we’ve come up with some great hooks to capture those eyes.

If you have a social media account, should you integrate your social feed into your website? This is a loaded question and although our experience encourages us to steer away from having a social feed on the websites we create, there are some people who feel that it can be a pro for your marketing.

Although, we do have a few secrets up our sleeve to help your business weed through the noise of social media and find the right audience which will (most of the time) help you expand your reach.

Social Media Marketing has many facets and nuances that are unique to each and every industry and business. But when you’re using social media to build a network in which you share information that in turn grows your company’s brand, increases traffic to your website and can often lead to higher sales, it helps to put some best practices into play.

The main reason a marketing agency like ours can exist is that we support small, medium and even large sized businesses with their marketing efforts which allows the company to focus on what they do or sell without the extra hassle.

Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, LinkedIn, and other social platforms have found themselves under scrutiny lately when their platforms suddenly stop giving us the benefits we come to expect.

With Social Media Marketing goals, you have several options. You’ll want to really define what your goals are. Try to stay away from words like “more.” More of what? And how much more? And in what time frame? And for how much spend? And with what effort?

The hackers and spammers are everywhere! And they are targeting your business accounts. They know that if they can just get into your account, they’ll have access to credit cards and other payment info as well as audiences who are loyal to you and will click links without thinking twice.