You’re likely reading this article because you’ve started a new design job and you’re scared that you’ve botched up your first project. First off, let go of that breath that you’ve been holding for five minutes. Next, realize that projects can almost always (and will almost always) be revised. But in case you haven’t hit that send button yet, here are a few mistakes new designers make and how to avoid them.
You’ve finally decided to make an Instagram account for your business to be more active across social media. You post content multiple times a week and even utilize their paid promotion features. Great! While you seem to have gotten the hang of using this app to showcase your brand, there’s still one question that remains. How is it helping your company? In this guide, we’ll explain how you can easily track the success of your Instagram page.
The project landed in your inbox a couple days ago. You’ve said nothing to the designer, but that doesn’t mean that you were too busy to look at it. In fact, you’ve combed over the design about fifty times now, but you just don’t feel ready to hit that final approval button yet. After all, you have quite a bit of money and time invested into this. Will it all go to waste if you just say launch?
Today’s companies are swarming to Facebook, Instagram, and other social media sites to reach their audiences. While social media is a big influencer in marketing, there is another digital tool that businesses overlook – Email Marketing. This form of marketing allows you to reach and connect with your audiences in a way that is more direct than other approaches. If you have not already added email campaigns to your list of strategies, here are some reasons why we encourage you to do so.
Your business just created a Facebook post that your consumers are going to love! So why isn’t it getting any views, comments and likes? Facebook altered its algorithm this year to prioritize posts from family and friends. While this change makes it easier to see what your personal contacts are up to, it also means that businesses are struggling to reach their audiences. What do you do to adapt and grow? Here are five tips to improve your business’ organic reach and get back on top.