With over 1.2 billion MAUs (monthly active users). With a platform this popular comes a lot of responsibility. Without a doubt, Instagram has to be on their A-game to keep up with the latest social media trends, match and go above what their competitors are currently doing and what they’re providing for their audiences with, all whilst continuing to reel in new users daily. Sounds easy right?
We strive to create as much customised content for not only ourselves but our clients too. Having your own content that’s specific to you and your brand will make you stand out from the rest, especially if your content is unique and different from everyone else’s within your market.
When it comes to building a brand or business online it’s especially important to be realistic about what your goals are and what timeframe you’re going to give yourself to achieve those goals. Is what you’re hoping to accomplish feasible in the time you’ve given yourself to do so?
Social Media is bigger than just images and videos these days. Brands and businesses are building empires by using their social platforms to promote and sell their products and services. So how do you use social media successfully to sell your products?
Most people would argue that fitness is an overly saturated market, that there’s something for everyone and that standing out amongst competitors must be near impossible. So how do we do it?
Typically, most brands initial thought is how can I get everyone to want to buy this product? What makes this product great and how can I make money? Although these are great questions to ask yourself from a business perspective you need to flip the switch and look at it as a consumer.
How important is the use of video content on social media to you and your brand? Should you put the time and effort into the editing and delivery of making a video and will you get results?
Over the last decade the world has watched online platforms slowly but surely completely take over. 15 years ago Live television and radio were at the forefront of entertainment, if you wanted to watch anything or gain any relevant information they would be the places you would go. However, things have changed dramatically over the 2010s to the point now in the year 2020 the future of radio and television does not look bright. 6 out of 10 people prefer online platforms to television.
Brands reach out to influencers and negotiate with money, products, exposure. The influencers will typically advertise these products on their social media feed. But there’s a way to dispose of the negotiations altogether, while still promoting products the influencer love…
Without a doubt, there will be a huge number of changes to life as we know it after lockdown is officially over. People have been starved of normal everyday things that they may have taken for granted pre lockdown. People have naturally turned to social media more because of the inability to do other things in which they enjoy. Will people use social media less after lockdown? Or will they use it more