Tag: E-Marketing

How TikTok and Spotify could win through location-based marketing

There are many opportunities for apps and businesses to collaborate on co-branded experiences tied to brick-and-mortar locations. TikTok, the video creation app, is looking to monetize its popularity, and for good reason: since its founding in 2016, TikTok has achieved one billion downloads. It was reported recently that TikTok is testing sponsored ads that direct users to advertiser’s websites. This […]

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Facebook for Business: Everything You Need to Know

Every small business should be on Facebook. With more than 2.27 billion monthly users, small businesses can use Facebook in a number of ways to promote services, increase customer support and boost recognition. Using Facebook for business may seem difficult, because its rules and algorithms change frequently. However, with the right strategies, Facebook is one of […]

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10 Companies That Totally Rock Customer Service on Social Media

The way you interact with customers can truly make or break your business, whether it’s in person or online. The internet has provided another outlet to build your brand – your logo, tagline, products, etc. – that customers can engage with. The increase in businesses’ technological use has created a necessity for digital marketing. It […]

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Facebook Beta-Tests Lead Gen, Appointment Booking for Messenger

Facebook announced changes geared toward businesses at its 2019 F8 Conference. The social media company is beta-testing features for Facebook Messenger that are designed to help businesses generate leads and improve appointment booking. These changes illustrate Facebook’s enhanced focus on small businesses, as the company recently announced other features designed to help SMBs. Currently, Businesses on Messenger lets consumers […]

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TikTok for Business: How You Can Use This New Social Network

If you’ve heard of TikTok, chances are you’ve got a teenager somewhere in your life. The app, launched by Chinese company ByteDance in 2016, has been described as a mashup of Vine, Twitter and Instagram, allowing its 500 million monthly users to create short-form, music-focused videos and edit them with lenses, filters, and AR features. Originally known […]

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