Facebook Tips for Busy Business Owners

Facebook is hot, hot, hot in the social media marketing world right now. If your business isn't on Facebook, it basically doesn't exist. Even if you hardly post on Facebook [which we don't suggest], your company should at least have a company page with basic information. We know that you are super busy, which is why we compiled this list of helpful Facebook marketing tips:

1. Add basic information. [Time spent: 20 minutes]. It takes less than a half hour to get a professional Facebook page up and running. At minimum, add your business location, hours of operation, and a little about the company. Update the cover and profile picture with something unique. 
2. Create a clear "call to action."[Time spent: 5 minutes]. Facebook allows you to customize your profile with a "call to action" such as "reserve now" or "buy here." No matter what your product or service is, you want to convert lookers into buyers. 
3. Schedule weekly posts in advance. [Time spent: 30 minutes]. Scheduling posts for the week can take a little as 30 minutes, if you are really focused. Taking the time to sit down and plot out what you wanted posted for the week will save you a great deal of stress in the long run. 
4. Boost posts. [Time spent: 5 minutes]. Facebook is a business and it wants to make money too. Unfortunately, in order to get your name out there, you may have to pay to promote. Don't spend money randomly, boost important posts that are likely to give you a return on your money.
5. Expand your reach. [Time spent: 15 minutes]. The amount of shares and likes your post gets is certainly important, but the scope of the reach is more relevant. Facebook is all about community and the algorithm loves when your company shares posts by other people. Whenever you come across a relevant post by a fellow page or business, share it to your own wall and watch the views rise!  

Still sound like too much time? Don't worry! eMarketing247 would love to help your business achieve social media success on a budget!

Prepare Your Brand for the 2015 Holiday Season

The 2015 holiday season is just around the corner! Your brand should already have a focused marketing strategy in place to make the most out of this busy time. If not, don't fret, there is still some time, but you have to act fast! We have put together 4 ways to help prepare your brand for the shopping season!

1. Know your customer and when they are looking to buy. For example, if you are in the travel industry, you would know that your customers are looking to book online in August or September for their holiday travel. Similarly, target customers the week before a major holiday for those last minute or emergency reservations. Once you identify when your customer is looking to buy, you can target your marketing during these specific times.
2. Employ creative advertising. People are going to be inundated with content this holiday season. It is your job to make sure that you business's marketing strategy stands out. Industry tip: when advertising online, make sure that your campaign is optimized to fit a mobile phone. Customers are turned off when images and graphics don't fit their mobile screen and are more likely to leave your website for a competitor. 
3. Keep it personal. Personal content must also be consistent. Customers like to believe that your brand knows them on a personal level. Address them by their first name. Thank them for liking you on Facebook. Let them know that you appreciate them making a reservation from your online blog. Anything you can do to keep content focused yet personal will help your business this holiday season.
4. Offer valuable social media deals. Your customers are always on their social media. Whether it is Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Vine, or Snapchat, customers are always browsing and you can take advantage. During the holiday season, offer attractive deals on social media. This will entice potential customers to purchase and potentially even share your product or deal with friends. 

Still sound confusing? Don't worry! eMarketing247 is ready and willing to help you! Whether you are looking for marketing in the Tampa Bay Area or around the world, we have over 30 combined years of experience in business marketing! 

Social Media Marketing Do's and Don'ts!

The impact of social media marketing on today's business environment is anything but simple! Your business must engage with consumers on many levels in order to attract their attention and keep it. Don't underestimate the enormous value that social media adds to your business website, as well as your brick and mortar presence. For your online marketing assistance, we put together this handy chart on the helpful do's and don'ts relating to successful social media marketing:

Still sound tricky? Luckily, eMarketing247 offers comprehensive social media management services. Visit our website and find out more information regarding this feature.

Reviews Matter: Helping You Help Yourself!

In case you didn't know, online reviews for your business matter!!! There are a lot of studies proving this fact (such as this one). Reviews affect local SEO and even improve a businesses bottom line. Now, more than ever before, this is extremely apparent and important to the success of your company!

 Now you will say to yourself "Ok, great. So what?" 

 Throw that bum response out the window, and get involved! Here are easy, easy steps that your parking business can take to gain more reviews:

• Shuttle Drivers
  
  • ​Shuttle drivers interact with your customers more than anyone else. When they drop someone off at the airport, or drop them off at their vehicle, have them take 10 seconds to say "Did you enjoy your stay with us?" "Ok great! Would you mind leaving us a review on Facebook, Google, or Yelp?
• Cashiers
  
  • Cashiers are the next group of people that spend the most time with your customers. Have them take 7 seconds and ask the customers "If you wouldn't mind, please let us know how we're doing. Leave a review on Google, Facebook, or Yelp."
• Facebook
  
  • Do a special drawing or discount for reviews left on Facebook. People love free things, so use this behaviorism to get what you need: a review!

These are very simple ways to ask customers for reviews. If your good customers aren't leaving reviews then the rest of the world will only see the reviews left by unhappy customers. Improve your SEO and bottom line by simply asking this question . . . 

"Would you mind leaving us a review on Facebook, Google, or Yelp?"

http://www.shopify.com/blog/15006641-how-online-reviews-impact-local-seo-and-why-they-matter-to-your-bottom-line

Contact us today to learn more about how eMarketing247 can help your business with parking marketing. We want to see you succeed! 

2 Online Branding Secrets

No matter what industry you are in, your identity as a business is crucial to your revenue and longevity. Consumers are driven by emotions and instant gratification, so being in the right place at the right time is a must. Just as you want to be found at the top of the page during a Google search, you also want to be known as a reputable provider in your industry. Branding is the means by which you build this persona and excellent public relations is the key to maintaining your good name.

If your business has a brick and mortar location, it is essential that this site is kept as clean, tidy, and professional as possible. You could have the best website in the world, but when a client arrives at your business, they will remember that fences were torn, or that the restroom was not spotless. You want your business to showcase your brand both on and offline.

Since this is 2015, your business better have at least one social media profile. You do? Great! You don't? Probably should get on that! Branding your company on social media is important, but customer service should not be sacrificed. If an angry customer comes into your store, you address their issue immediately and take care of the problem at hand. Often times on social media, brands will ignore customer complaints and bad reviews for days, sometimes never responding! This is equivalent to telling your customer to sit outside your business for three days before you discuss their issue. Respond as soon as possible so that other customers see that you are serious about your company's image. 

A little confused about all of this online branding stuff? We will show you the ropes and explain exactly how to accomplish this. Contact us today to get started! 

Why is Customized Content So Important?

Studies show that when customers visit your website, they must be able to find what they are looking for in under three seconds! The addition of custom content adds tremendous value to your website. Well written website copy will explain to customers all the notable facets of your business while appealing to search engines such as Google and Bing. Unfocused content can leave potential clients feeling confused or stressed, which may lead them to other businesses. 

As a result, it is important that copywriting, blog content, articles, and marketing content all be handled with your business in mind. Blogs have become an integral part of internet marketing, and have the ability to connect your business with a variety of audiences. Blogging allows us to consistently add new content to your website, while fulfilling your customers’ unsung desire for more information. In addition, maintaining a blog creates interest in your brand, showcases offers, and invites interaction with your website. 

One of the most popular question is "how do we drive more traffic to our website?" -- the answer is simple. Content! Lost for words? Let us help! Contact us today to customize your website content! 

5 Tips for Marketing your New Business

Just starting a business? New to marketing yourself? Check out some of our suggestions on how to break into marketing as a small business:

1. Claim your social media. Have a business name? That is enough to claim your Facebook, twitter, Instagram, Youtube, and Google+ username. Even if you don't have time to launch a full social media campaign, claim your account now before it is too late.
2. Give stuff away for free. Generate excitement about your new product or service by giving it away! New ice cream stand? Give away a free small cone for a weekend. The possibilities for giveaway options are endless and don't have to be costly to your company. Getting your name out there will be worth it!
3. Leverage email marketing. Emails are completely free to send. If you are a new business, chances are your email base is small, so you can start by using a simple Gmail account. Keep all customer information in a tidy Excel sheet for future use. Email marketing is one of the most powerful marketing tools available for new businesses. 
4. Understand your customers. No matter what marketing plan you choose, put yourself in the shoes of your customers and consider what you would want from your company if you were a consumer. Think about why your customers need your product or service and then hone your strategy accordingly.
5. Well-designed website. This may go without saying, but it is essential to have a well-crafted website. Customers stay on a website for an average of 3 seconds. If they do not find what they are looking for in that time, chances are, they will leave your page for a competitor. Spend a few extra bucks and get a website that is worth your money!

Don't know where to start? Contact eMarketing247 and we will get you started! We can help you with whatever you need, from SEO and Social, to website building and PPC! 

Why PPC?

If you find yourself asking "why PPC"... eMarketing247 can help! 

We’re sure you have noticed sponsored advertisements, strategically located at the top and right side of every major search engine, such as Google and Bing. These ads are known as Pay-Per-Click, or PPC, ads. PPC is an internet marketing technique that requires you to pay a small fee for every click on your ad. Your company is then placed on the results page of a search engine. 

A Pay-Per-Click campaign is the quickest way to have your company listed on the first pages of Google and Bing, where customers can be directed to your website. A well-written and managed PPC advertising campaign can instantly bring customers to the exact page of a query through a bidding process. More often than not, it increases the chances of a potential sale. 

Don't you want to increase your chances for making money? Contact us today! 

Hiring for Marketing Roles: Questions you MUST Ask!

Here at eMarketing247, we want the best for your business! We want you to think about your business as it pertains to marketing and branding when hiring new marketing employees. We liked this email from Nataly Kelly so much, that we wanted to share it with you!  Here are some crucial questions to ask when hiring new people for marketing roles:

Questions About Previous Experience
Here are questions to ask candidates applying for a specialized marketing position in demand generation, business development, email marketing, social media marketing, and content marketing:

Demand generation: consider asking...
What percentage of revenue were you responsible for? What did your overall process look like? How was each stage of the process defined? What were the top five metrics that you tracked daily? What were your conversion rates at each stage? How did you improve them over time? What were your top channels, and what percentage corresponded to each? Which types of programs were most successful? How did you drive improvements for each? What was your approach to integrated campaigns?

Business development: consider asking...
What methods and frequency did you use to communicate with sales? What productivity tools made the business development team more effective? What did you do with your team members to help drive the biggest performance improvements? What were your conversion rate targets, and how did you improve them over time? How did you measure the performance of each team member? How did you guarantee that your team would meet or exceed their quotas? How did you handle under-performing team members?

Email marketing: consider asking...
What did your database look like in terms of quantity and split across various personas? What percentage of your database was opt-in vs. paid leads from third parties? How did you measure and improve the quality of data in your database? What fields do you consider "must-haves" vs. "nice-to-haves"? What creative techniques did you use to tier your database? How did new leads enter the database, and from which sources? How often did you purge the database to ensure data quality? How did you improve click-through rates? How did you implement A/B testing? What kinds of drip campaigns did you have running? How did you measure the effectiveness?

Social media marketing: consider asking...
Which channels were most successful for you in your previous roles? How did you determine which type of content to distribute in each channel? Which tools did you use to analyze and identify opportunities? What was your posting frequency? What were your key metrics for each channel? What were your proudest accomplishments in each channel? What tactics worked best for boosting engagement in different channels? What did your process look like for each channel? Was there any content that you shared on all channels? If so, how did you make the decision?

Content marketing: consider asking...
What did your content strategy look like in your most recent role? What were the most successful types of content? How did you measure content marketing performance? Which types of content work best for each stage of the funnel, in your experience? What was your frequency for each content type? How did you balance quality and quantity? How many audiences did you produce content for? How did you ensure that your content was resonating with those audiences? How did you come up with creative ideas? What did your content process look like? Which stakeholders and internal team members were critical for your success?

Five Questions to Help You Figure Out What Makes Them Tick
Though it's important to drill down into candidates' marketing backgrounds with questions such as those listed above, it's also a good idea to include high-level questions that will help you learn more about them, such as how they define and measure success, what companies and marketing leaders they admire, and their preferred marketing technologies.

Consider asking the following five questions:
1. What would success look like for you in this role?
Your candidate's response to this question will tell you how he or she defines success for the role itself, and how he or she could contribute to your team and company. People who are interested in moving the company forward will likely mention aligning with sales and watching the company grow. Look for people who mention growth in their answer, and those who link their individual success to the larger success of the company.

2. What is the best way to measure your success?
Look for someone who comes back with clear answers that can actually be measured, such as conversion rates, click-through rates, and specific, measurable outcomes. They are likely goal-oriented and will be able to help think in terms of metrics from the start, even in relation to their individual performance.

3. Who are your main "gurus" and go-to sources of ongoing education in this area of marketing?
Candidates who are truly on their game will not have to think too long about this questions. If they can't name any, they are clearly not a specialist in this area. That's fine if you're hiring a generalist, but not if you really need someone with a track record in a particular area of marketing.

4. Which companies do you admire most in this area of marketing?
This question gives you a slightly different view of the candidate, and it reveals more about their aspirations. If they can't name any companies that are doing a good job in this area, that's a red flag that shows they may not be as passionate as you might want.

5. What are your preferred technologies for this area of marketing?
This is a bit of a trick question. Candidates should show a willingness to experiment with many marketing technologies, even if they have strong preferences. Look for people who have quickly mastered new technologies and have tried out various tools relevant to their work.

Prioritizing Corporate Culture
Of course, corporate culture is a major consideration when hiring a person or company.
Every person or company you hire can have a dramatic impact on the team's morale, productivity, and, ultimately, its success. So make sure to have various team members interview candidates, and make sure to consider their feedback seriously.

Free Cups and Cold Beer At Freedom Fest 2015

We aren't kidding about the beer and cups! eMarketing247 is giving away FREE solo cups with your purchase of beer at this weekend's Freedom Fest in Oldsmar. This is Freedom Fest's 6th consecutive year remembering those whose lives were sacrificed in service this Memorial Day Weekend.

The event will run from Friday the 22nd through Sunday the 24th, and will feature live music, food, drinks, vendors, and games for all ages. Lucky for you, you will be able to purchase discounted cups of chilled Budweiser. That's right! Premium beer for a cheap price in a reusable eMarketing247 solo cup that you can cherish forever!

Over the course of Freedom Fest, you will have a chance to score a FREE Asus tablet! Simply toss your business card in our fish bowl and you might be walking away with some new technology come Sunday afternoon!


A $2 donation is suggested to enter this event. To find out more information about Oldsmar's Freedom Fest, please visit their website! 

We hope to see you there!

4 Reasons Why E-Mail Marketing is Still Important

Sure all this talk about social media, updated content, SEO etc. is extremely important to be competitive in today's business environment, but your business shouldn't forget about email marketing! Many people believe that email marketing is outdated, however, this is far from the truth. Here are just a few reasons why sending out emails to customers and potential clients is still important:

• You can reach today's mobile audience.  According to Google, 1 in 7 searches were done on a mobile device in 2013. This number rose 50% in 2014. You see where we are going with this! Emails can be opened on any kind of mobile devices, from tablets to cell phones, and don't cost customers a dime...like receiving text messages sometimes does. 
• It's a great way to offer coupons! Sure, you probably offer coupons straight on your website, but in today's busy world, customers may not have the time to seek out coupons. If the discount is sent straight to their inbox and is opened right in front of their very eyes, they will notice your coupon and will be more likely to visit your business/website and make a purchase.
• It's cheap. Email marketing is inexpensive, and sometimes even free, depending on how you go about it. Whether you are paying to print a traditional paper advertisement, or paying Facebook/social media to "boost" your posts, chances are you are spending a decent amount of money. With email marketing, you can save big!
• It helps create conversions.  The whole purpose of marketing is to convert people from "looking" at your product or service to actually purchasing it! This is called a conversion! Emails are a great way to create conversions because they ask the reader to do something, whether it is sign up, forward, buy now etc. When leveraged properly, email marketing can drive sales! 

Need help starting your own email marketing campaign? eMarketing247 can help! 

SEO vs. Social Media

Here at eMarketing247...we are always looking to educate our clients, employees, and friends. 

Check out this fantastic article we found by Travis Bliffen...we couldn't agree more!

If you have the time or budget to use SEO in conjunction with social media optimization, doing so will allow you to reach the broadest possible audience. If your time and budget limit put you in a positon of having to choose, here is some information that will help you do so intelligently.

1. BrightEdge conducted a study in 2014 that indicated 51 percent of website traffic across their study group came from organic search compared to 5 percent from social media. Even more shocking, when narrowed down to service based sites, organic search accounted for 73 percent of all traffic!  (BrigthEdge)

2. Facebook has an average visitor to lead rate of .98 percent. SEO has a visitor to lead rate of over 14 percent. (Hubspot)

3. Organic Facebook posts only reach an average of 12 percent of your followers. Appearing in the top three in Google organic search results in an average click-through rate (CTR) of 60 percent. Put simply, five times as many people will click an organic result as will even see a Facebook post! (TechCrunch & SeoBook)

4. Imagine this, you wake up to a massive leak in your roof. You just moved to the area and don’t know who to call. What do you do? If you are like over 60 percent of others surveyed by Econsultancy you use Google to find a company. (Econsultancy)

5. What about forecasting? Readily available tools such as the Google Keyword Planner allow you to easily see the average monthly search volume for keywords. Using industry averages, you can take the search traffic and accurately estimate total site traffic for a new campaign. Unfortunately, traffic forecasting is not easy to do for a new social media campaign.

6. What about YouTube? Many of you already know that YouTube is the second largest search engine. While some may argue that YouTube is a social site, SEO is a powerful way to market videos as well. If you are not familiar with YouTube SEO, you can learn more about that in our recent post covering how to generate quick search traffic.

Again, social media can be a great addition to a comprehensive marketing plan but if you are looking to maximize your ROI on every marketing dollar spent, SEO is where you should be investing.

 Lucky for you, eMarketing247 can help you reach SEO success. Contact us today to get started!

Marketing Tips for Easter

Easter is just around the corner! It isn't too late to throw together a quick marketing campaign to make the most of the holiday. Here are some simple but effective suggestions:

1. Create a high quality Easter video. This video could include a list of your services, interspersed with some cute bunnies or religious themes. More and more customers are turning to video to learn about services.

2. Have fun with your email campaign. Send out an Easter themed email campaign, and hide small digital Easter eggs around the flyer. Tell customers that they get to partake in a mini adult egg hunt. After watching the children run around all weekend, this might come as a welcome respite.

3. Don't put all your eggs in one basket! We're serious! Leveraging one type of social media or marketing strategy will not get your business to come out on top! In order to succeed, even around Easter time, you must utilize a variety of marketing techniques. You should use SEO, PPC, social media, emails, blogs, and copy writing, just to name a few!

4. Don't forget your "call to action." A cute or inspiring Easter campaign can only go so far without a call to action. Don't forget to ask your potential customers to do something. Is it try out your famous pizza? To make a reservation at your hotel? No matter what industry you are in, don't leave out your call to action.

5. Mail to your best customers. You know who your best clients are. Why not take this Easter holiday to thank them with a personally handwritten Easter card. This gesture is cheap and quick but will make a big impact with your business customers.

Too busy? Don't worry! eMarketing247 would love to help you with your marketing needs. Please contact us today to get started!

4 Ways to Market on Pinterest

Not surprisingly, Pinterest is all the rage these days! Who wouldn't want to plan their dream home, vacation, or wedding, all through beautiful pictures? Pinterest is also becoming the perfect medium to market your business as well! Check out four ways in which you can successfully leverage this hot social media:

1. Set up your profile. You want people to know what your business is about so you need to create a profile that is clear and easy to understand. Use your business name as the title to your account, and your logo or a feature of your business [shoes that you sell if you are a shoe company], as your profile picture. Include your website URL in your "about me" feature.
2. Engage with others. Follow other users. Pin or "favorite" their pins or comment on your favorites. Engaging with others will help you build your brand while demonstrating that you care to engage with other businesses as well. Re-sharing pins will get your username out there each time you pin a new post.
3. Don't over post. This cannot be stressed enough: DO NOT OVER POST. When we say over post, we mean over share material from your own business. Only pin materials that promote your business 20% of the time. Followers, especially on Pinterest, will quickly click that "unfollow" button if your business constantly promotes itself and never shares inspirational or interesting photos. After all, no one wants to see a constant stream of advertisements in their spare time.
4. Describe your images. When pinning your own material, don't forget to write a unique and optimized description with each and every pin. Use your business name in the description so that other users are able to trace the post back to your company.

Need help with marketing? You can always contact us at eMarketing247! 

Content Marketing is Crucial

Translate all of this information to a successful content marketing strategy! 

The saying "content is king" is SO important when it comes to online business marketing. In order to have a successful online presence, your business must have content that is beneficial to your customer's experience, while still having relevant keywords that help your business to be found by internet search engines.

While many businesses try to find a good content marketing balance, few have actually succeeded. Here at eMarketing 247, we want YOU to be one of the successful companies! That is why we created Content Content Content, a podcast about, you guessed it, CONTENT!

During our podcast, we address pressing questions such as:

• Does content marketing even matter?
• How long do customers stay on a webpage?
• Is content just for aesthetic purposes?
• How can you have content outside your website?
• How can you update your website often to have new and exciting content?
• Do you have any success stories to share?

Beat your competitors by updating your content NOW! Not sure? We will show you how!

LISTEN TO OUR CONTENT MARKETING PODCAST HERE!

Why Your Business Needs Video Marketing!!

She's enjoying watching a video. Your customers can too!

Video marketing is SO important for your business because videos involve visual recognition, credibility, and trust. The saying goes that a picture is worth a thousand words, but videos combine thousands of pictures to form movement. What could be better? In addition, people love watching videos because they are fast and easy.

Why not improve your business by adding video? Don't trust us? Give our podcast on video marketing a listen and see if you agree. We bet we can change your mind in under 7 minutes!!


LISTEN HERE

Questions and Answers about Social Media Marketing

Do you feel like everyone is talking about how social media is important for businesses? Have you always wondered why? Is it even worth the effort for smaller companies? eMarketing247 is going to answer all of your questions! So, let's get started:

•  Why is social media marketing important?Well, first off, social media is FREEE and it offers businesses increased exposure! Sure, having great SEO and content on a business website helps, but creating a social media page on Facebook, twitter, Google+, Instagram etc., helps get the word out even more! Who knows when a customer might stumble along and find the company!Social media is also extremely helpful as an avenue of communication. Instead of having to call or email a company when customers have a problem, they can simply comment directly on a social media page, such as Facebook. These comments may even spark conversations with other customers as well, who may have had a similar experience, or who are interested in the product!
• So if customers post a negative complaint about the service/product, what should the company do? The first thing is to RESPOND! We cannot begin to stress this enough! If there is no response on the social media site, then it just proves that the company doesn’t care about their customers. The customer who posted the negative comment looks “informed” and the company looks like it isn't on top of things. Even if the company DOES care about customers, actions speak louder than words! If a company catches a comment in time it is best to respond immediately. Normally there is a 24 hour “grace” period, but after that it looks like the company does not care at all.
• Well, can’t the company just respond privately to the unhappy customer?NO! If the company responds to the customer privately, they still have to put something on the social media site acknowledging that. If other customers/potential customers see that a company did not respond promptly, they will take notice! Responding quickly and effectively to customers is key!
• Hopefully, not everyone who posts is going to be unhappy though! Right? Exactly! Social media is perfect for building a loyal fan base for businesses. Potential and returning customers are able to follow the business on social media and interact with the company on a daily or weekly business. By simply having a social media presence, a company becomes more “real” to a customer who will see it almost every day. Once a company has loyal fans, it is going to want to reward them!
• Reward them how? Like with free stuff? Sure! A company can use social media as an avenue to present special offers to loyal followers and fans. Maybe this special offer is a discount or a buy one get one free coupon. The options are endless! 
• Okay, but is it really worth the time for small businesses to do social media? Yes! It is totally worth it, especially since creating social media profiles is totally free! As I explained above, customers will be able to interact with a company on a daily basis, be first in line for “secret” rewards, and have the option to contact the company right from their Facbeook!
• What type of content should small businesses post on social media? eMarketing247 likes to post links, videos, blogs, and articles related to the businesses that we manage. For example, when we manage social media that is related to cruising, some days we will share our own blog posts or videos, and some days we will share, for example, “Time Magazine’s 10 tips for better cruising.” Businesses should share whatever they think is applicable to their business audience.
• Okay so only business related stuff! Got it.Well, not exactly. Business related stuff is great most of the time, but companies don’t want to bore customers with posts ONLY related to one thing. Throw in some “thank goodness its Friday” pictures and interesting links for a change!   
• What are some ways that businesses can gain more followers on social media? Well, simply posting consistently will help drive exposure! If people like what a business is posting, they will share it with their friends or retweet it to their followers. In addition, People love free/discounted things. Businesses can make special offers only on social media or do drawings or competitions on social media. Current followers may share or retweet to their followers, who may love the content and BAM you just gained another follower. There are so many possibilities! The company just has to be creative!

We hope that we were able to answer some of your frequently asked questions, and hope that we provided you with some insight about social media marketing! Please visit our website for more information about our social media marketing services! 

3 Crucial Marketing Trends for 2015

Mobile is bigger than ever before!

2015 is upon us, and, if you haven't already, it is time to start researching and implementing the top marketing trends for this next year. Luckily for you, we have got everything you need at your fingertips! Check out some of the this years biggest trends:

• Content Marketing will be bigger this year than ever before! If you don't have stellar content on your website, your online presence, and, in turn, your business, will suffer. Content must be relevant to search engines and potential customers who are Googling your product or service, and it must be constantly updated. Don't have this kind of time? Let eMarketing24/7's team of trained professionals do all the work! 
• Mobile-friendly technology will be crucial. In 2015, having a mobile-friendly website is a must. Although people still search using computers, many surf the web on the go, and are tired of navigating websites that aren't mobile friendly. Chances are, if your website isn't customized to fit the mobile environment, potential customers will continue their search somewhere that is more convenient. Luckily for you, eMarketing has created and maintained tons of mobile friendly websites, so we are well-equipped to help your business succeed.
• SEO and Social must work together. Here at eMarketing, we have been saying and doing this for years, and we are excited that the rest of the world is finally catching on! Social media, such as Facebook and blogs, can be tied to websites and products in order to increase Search Engine Optimization. The amount of "likes" and "views" that a post gains will help search engines determine how relevant it is to people looking for similar products. Want to learn more about how to tie your SEO and social media together? Contact us and we will get you started!