Pieces of content is not advertising
Small businesses do not benefit from social media channels
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Small businesses do not benefit from social media channels
Indie businesses are unable to attract customers by posting regular updates on social media. Such an activity defies the logic of advertising. Facebook ads work best for scammers, hackers and disinformation peddlers.
Businesses selling social media marketing solutions suggest regular updates for increasing engagement, which may lead to sales. A typical social media activity has the following tasks and deliverables:
1.Creating 7–10 daily tweets
2.Creating 2–4 Facebook posts per week
3.Writing 1–2 blog articles per month
4.Monitoring keywords, hashtags, and trending topics
5.Increasing relevant followers by 100 new followers a week
6.Create, manage, and optimize 1–2 advertisements for Facebook and Twitter
Master marketer Dave Trott wrote, “No-one defined it because, to everyone else, it didn’t seem important to define it; it just seemed important to say it a lot: content creation, content curation, content marketing, branded content, sponsored content, high-quality content, relevant content, engaging content, mass-market content, specialist content, digital content, promoted content.”
Content is not advertising. Effective advertising incorporates fundamentals of marketing. As per Balance, “the goal of advertising is to attract new customers by defining the target market and reaching out to them with an effective ad campaign.” Posting content may just be a tiny part of the overall advertising methods.