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Social Selling absolutely is not sales pitches on social media. Instead, social selling is all about building trust and relationships that lead to a purchase. Here’s what to do – and not do – for success:

Social media platforms may wax and wane, (We’re keeping an eye on Twitter!) but since they are so crucial to your business marketing, read on for mistakes to avoid.https://sprocketwebsites.com/Blog/5-ways-youre-failing-at-social-media 

Social Media continues to be a powerful tool in your marketing toolbox. Are you making the most of it to promote your business?

If you let it, social media for your business can turn into a total waste of time. Employing more efficient processes promotes better discipline. Here’s how to work smarter.

Business owners are routinely advised these days to launch social media profiles as part of their marketing strategy, but if you are wondering if the effort involved is paying off, here’s what to check:

Whether we like it or not, social media is here to stay.  Small business owners should definitely make use of this opportunity for promotion and yet they aren’t able to do it on their own. If any of these signs sound familiar, then it’s time to get help:

When the present has been upended and the future is so unclear, many small biz owners want more of a digital presence. But the challenges of technology and cost can...

Back in 2013, I was a Twitter marketing newbie. I have certainly upped my game since and the game has changed a bit as well, so I thought it important to ...

Your web developer and social media manager should be your partners, not ...

Business owners wear a lot of hats to contain expenses, but sometimes our penny-wise ways are actually costing us. Consider whether it’s better for you to outsource certain tasks.

Summertime often means folks are out of the office or just plain distracted. It can also be a great time to find and fix inaccurate online profiles you may have overlooked during the rest of the hectic year.

I saw an interesting graphic recently that outlined how long content lasts. It broke down several of the top online marketing avenues: a blog post, Pinterest, YouTube, LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook and Twitter. What did it find? That each of these marketing platforms have a different expiration date for content.