The document discusses digital marketing and LinkedIn and Facebook marketing strategies. It provides tips for creating profiles and pages on LinkedIn and Facebook to promote businesses and engage audiences. These include optimizing profiles with professional photos and compelling headlines, sharing valuable content, connecting with others, and analyzing engagement metrics. The document also discusses how to start a LinkedIn marketing agency and target website visitors on Facebook.
The document discusses digital marketing and LinkedIn and Facebook marketing strategies. It provides tips for creating profiles and pages on LinkedIn and Facebook to promote businesses and engage audiences. These include optimizing profiles with professional photos and compelling headlines, sharing valuable content, connecting with others, and analyzing engagement metrics. The document also discusses how to start a LinkedIn marketing agency and target website visitors on Facebook.
The document discusses digital marketing and LinkedIn and Facebook marketing strategies. It provides tips for creating profiles and pages on LinkedIn and Facebook to promote businesses and engage audiences. These include optimizing profiles with professional photos and compelling headlines, sharing valuable content, connecting with others, and analyzing engagement metrics. The document also discusses how to start a LinkedIn marketing agency and target website visitors on Facebook.
Start by creating a compelling and complete the LinkedIn profile for your personal or company page. This includes a professional photo, a well written headline, a detailed summary, and relevant experience and skills Share high quality, relevant content on your LinkedIn page. This can include articles, posts, and images If you are promoting a business, create a LinkedIn company page LinkedIn offers various advertising options such as, sponsored context, sponsored InMail, display ads etc. Connect with other professionals in your industry and engage with their content Join LinkedIn groups relevant to your industry or interests
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LINKEDIN MARKETING (CONTD.) Analyzing on LinkedIn:
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LinkedIn provides analytics for both, personal profiles and company pages. You can track metrics like profile views, post engagement, and follower demographics If you are running LinkedIn ad campaigns, you can set up conversion tracking to measure specific actions like website visits, lead generation, product purchases, resulting from your ads Experiment with different content formats, posting times, and add variations to see what resonates best with your audience Linked in's follower analytics can help you understand the demographics, locations, and interests of your followers Keep an eye on trending topics, hashtag and industry news, to stay relevant, and create content that addresses current discussions and challenges
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LINKEDIN MARKETING (CONTD.) Use LinkedIn for marketing:
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Using LinkedIn for marketing can be an effective way to reach a professional audience and promote your brand, products or services Optimize your LinkedIn profile. Start by q compelling and a complete LinkedIn profile Use a professional profile picture and a clear, attention-grabbing headline Define your target audience. Know who you want to reach and connect with them on LinkedIn. These might include industry professionals, potential clients or partners Create and share valuable content that aligns with your target audience’s interests and needs
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Create a professional and complete personal profile with a high-quality profile picture and a compelling headline Craft a detailed summary that highlights your expertise,, accomplishments, and what you can offer to your target audience Connect with professionals in your industry, colleagues, clients, and potential partners Personalize connection requests with a brief message to establish a connection Regularly post content that informs, educates or entertains your audience. Use a content calendar to maintain consistency Use hashtags relevant to your content to increase its discoverability Comment on and share content from your network to foster engagement and build relationships
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LINKEDIN MARKETING (CONTD.) Working as a LinkedIn marketing agency:
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Education and skill development: Begin by gaining a deep understanding of LinkedIn's features, advertising options, and best practices Market research: Identify your target clients, such as B2B companies, professionals, or specific industries. Understand their needs, pain points, and goals when it comes to LinkedIn marketing Business planning: Develop a comprehensive business plan that outlines your agency’s mission, servicing, pricing structure, and business models Legal structure and registration: Decide on your agency’s legal structure and register your business as required in your jurisdiction Service offered: Define the services you will offer, such as profile optimization, content creation, advertising campaigns, analytics reporting, and training workshops
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LINKEDIN MARKETING (CONTD.) Pricing and packages: Determine your pricing structure, whether it's based on hourly rates, project
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fees or retainer contracts. Develop service packages that clients can choose from LinkedIn advertising: Set up and manage LinkedIn ad campaigns for your clients. If possible, optimize targeting, creativity, and budget reports to clients Analytics and reporting: Regular monitor and analyze performance metrics to measure the effectiveness of your marketing efforts. Provide detailed reports to clients
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FACEBOOK MARKETING Create a Facebook page for growing your business:
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You need a personal Facebook account to create and manage a Facebook page. If you don’t have one, sign up for a personal account Once you are logged in, go to the facebook page creation page Select the type of facebook page that best suits your business, which includes: Local business or place Company, organization or institution Brand or product Entertainment Cause or community Fill in the required information for your page, including the name, category, and a brief introduction
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FACEBOOK MARKETING (CONTD.) Use a professional logo or an image that represents your business. The profile picture will appear as a
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square image on your page and in search results Choose a visually appealing logo or an image that represents your business. This is the larger image at the top of your page. It is 820 x 312 pixels Once your page is created, you can further customize it by adding details, like your website, contact information, business hours, and more A username, also known as a vanity URL, makes it easier for people to find your page. It should be simple and reflect your brand Facebook pages allow you to add a call-to-action button. Choose a relevant action, such as, shop now, contact us, sign up or learn more Start with your first post to engage your audience. It can be a welcoming message, an introduction to your business or an announcement Invite friends and contacts Engage your audience and interact with others 18/01/2024 R. N. G, Patel Institute of Technology 9 FACEBOOK MARKETING (CONTD.) Target website visitors:
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These are individuals or groups of people who visit your website with a specific intent or purpose that aligns with your website’s goals and objectives Following are its categories: Potential customers: These visitors are interested in your products or services and are actively seeking information or considering a purchase Leads and prospects: These visitors have shown interest in your offers by signing up for newsletters, filling out contact forms or requesting more information Returning visitors: These are people who have previously visited your site and are returning for more information, possibly to complete a transaction or engage further Engaged audience: Visitors who regularly interact with your website’s content, such as blog readers, social media followers or forum members
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FACEBOOK MARKETING (CONTD.) B2B or B2C audience: Some businesses often target other businesses, while others cater to
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individual consumers. Your target audience may vary based in your business type Demographic segments: Visitors grouped by age, gender, income level, education or other demographic factors that are relevant to your business Landing page visitors: Visitors directed to a specific landing page by advertising or marketing campaigns with a focused call-to-action Social media followers: Followers from your social media accounts who click through to your website for more information, products or services
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Ad format: Facebook app advertisements typically features an image or a video, a headline, ad text, and a call-to-action button Targeting: Advertisers can specify their target audience based on various demographics, interests, behaviour and location Placement: These ads can appear in several placements across the Facebook family of apps, including Facebook, Instagram feeds, stories, audience network, and in messenger Objective: Advertisers can choose from various objectives when creating app advertisements, such as app installs, app engagement or app event optimization Deep linking: Facebook app ads can be configured to send users to specific pages or content within the mobile app, improving the user experience, and guiding users to take desired actions Social proof: These ads often display social proof, such as the members of people who have already installed the app and user reviews, to boost credibility and trust
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FACEBOOK MARKETING (CONTD.) Budget and bidding: Advertisers set a daily or lifetime budget for their campaign and choose from
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various bidding options, including cost per click or cost per app install App engagement campaigns: These ads can also be used in app engagement campaigns, where the goal is to re-engage users who have already installed the app and encourage them to take specific in app actions, such as making a purchase or completing a tutorial
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FACEBOOK MARKETING (CONTD.) Pixel codes:
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