SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING JOBS

     51 Social Media Marketing Methods                       to Boost Business 

Social media has in the recent past become one of the most significant platforms for promoting
businesses. This is because of the high traffic on social media sites at a given time. Never run out
of ideas o social media that can take a business to the next level after going through the

following comprehensive list of social media marketing methods. From promotional posts to
personal and business related promotional ideas, the list is likely to inspire business marketers
and social media users for a very long time.

 
1. Use humorous, famous and inspirational quotes while posting on social media
platforms

Social media users are highly attracted to quotes by famous personalities. Users are highly likely
to be attracted to social media posts that contain famous or hilarious quotes. When you
amalgamate such quotes with promotional information for your goods and services, you will

 
most likely get the desired traffic for such posts.
Do not hesitate to use quotes that have been used before. Social media users never mind reading
a famous quote more than once; so long as they find it worth reading. Therefore, in the process
of reading such quotes, social media users get to read the promotional information attached to the

 
quotes and hence goods or services are promoted in the process.

 
2. Use creative fill-in-the-blanks posts for promotional purposes

Naturally, people like to have their anxiety provoked and social media users are not left out. fillin-the-blanks
posts are posts that leave readers wondering what would happen if they got
involved with whatever promotional idea is passed across in a social media post. If I had one
million dollars I would……… This is a good example of fill-in-the-blanks.

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               AIMING FOR PERFECTION

                When the Wright brothers took their first historic flight on

December 17, 1903, they weren’t trying for perfection.

They weren’t trying to offer great cocktail service or

wireless Internet or 100 channels of TV aboard their flying

machine. They just wanted the darned thing to stay up in the air for a few seconds!

And a few seconds – twelve, to be exact – was all they got.

And they became famous for it.

Now imagine if they had been concerned about the extras – no, I

don’t mean beverage service or comfy seats. But if they had wanted a

crash-free landing, a three-hour (or three-minute!) flight, a stylish rig

– they’d probably have never gone out to that sand dune in Kitty 

Hawk in the first place.

They’d still be in the workshop, tinkering

with the wheels or wing flaps.

What Orville and Wilbur knew – and what information marketers

would do well to take note of – is that perfection is over-rated. In fact, it

doesn’t exist. So waiting until your product is “per-fect” before you

release it means you have a good chance of either never releasing it at

all, or delaying so long that someone else beats you to the punch and

scoops your market out under you.

Hesitant to release a product that is less than perfect? Well, 

Microsoft – and pretty much every other software company –

does it all the time! And if “good enough” is good enough for 

billionaire Bill Gates, it’s good enough for you.

Of course, there is a fine balance between releasing something 

that’s not ready and releasing something that’s valuable but a little

rough around the edges. This is where having a handful of beta 

testers can come in very handy. Send out your product to a group 

of people for their feedback, and see what they think. Ask them

*What’s missing?

*Can you use this product to create more value in 

*your business or life right now?

*On a scale of 1 to 10, what would you rate this product?

*If you could change one thing, what would it be?

If you get overwhelmingly positive feedback and your ratings 

are all in the 6-plus range, you’re good to go. If you’re getting comments like, “I couldn’t understand what you meant,” or, “I’m not  sure how to use this,” or, “You need to rewrite Chapter Three,” then 

you’re not quite there. Take another look at what you have, make 

the requested changes or suggestions, and try again.

Remember, you don’t have to make it across the Atlantic in  one piece; you just have to make it around the block.

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