Category Archives: Social Media Strategy

How Visual Storytelling Boosts Your Content Marketing on Facebook

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Most often, we forget to include visual storytelling in our social media strategy. We forget it because we tend to ignore it. We ignore it because we are not aware of its potential!

Well, a picture is worth a thousand words. Don’t we all love to see picture updates on our Facebook page? Don’t we click on the links with intriguing images? We can’t even imagine Facebook updates without photos!

Studies show that 93% of most engaged posts in Facebook are photo posts. Photo updates get more likes, comments and clicks on links than text updates. Clearly, photo updates generate more engagement and shares on Facebook and eventually drive more traffic to your website. Read more

Facebook Facts And Stats You Need To Know In 2015

When we talk about social media, what comes to your mind first? It’s Facebook, right? Aren’t we all hooked to our smartphones and laptops checking the latest updates on Facebook?

And what if you want to share pictures of your latest vacation? It’s again through Facebook! Remember the thrill you experienced when you found your school friends on Facebook? Wasn’t that awesome?

Well, Facebook becomes our No.1 choice since it is extremely user friendly. Such is its popularity that it can undoubtedly be branded as the “King of Social Networking Sites!” Read more

How Can LinkedIn Elevate Grow Your Business?

Today, LinkedIn is the most powerful networking tool apart from also being the most professional social media site. LinkedIn, with 364 million users, has an exceeding amount of potential when it comes to spotting potential clients across the globe. But how many of us are actually aware of LinkedIn Elevate? Not many for sure!

Recently, LinkedIn added another feather to its hat with the introduction of LinkedIn Elevate, which is a paid mobile and desktop app that suggests articles to its users. These suggestions are based on algorithms from its news recommendations in Pulse and Newsle, as well as from “human curation.”

 

 

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