Tag: Twitter

Marketing Your Business with Social Media in 2022

Social media is an extremely effective way for businesses to interact with their customers due to its cost-effectiveness and the vast scope of its reach. Many old-school business owners claim

How to Use Influencer Marketing for Direct Response

Influencer marketing is an attractive solution for advertisers looking to expand marketing initiatives. Despite its status as a relatively new marketing channel Influencer marketing can really turn a business around.

Recruiting Paid Social Influencers

In the digital age, consumer attention is more fragmented than ever. Between robust social platforms like YouTube, Reddit, Twitch, Snapchat, online forums, and more, holding a viewer’s attention is no

Fake Information: The Feeding Frenzy Epidemic

The phrase, “fake it until you make it” used to inspire and motivate us. Now, upon hearing the word fake, we think of “fake news.” Today, however, we see fake

The Top 10 Social Media Blogs of 2017

The digital landscape can all change with a click of the mouse. A simple refresh can change an entire inner face of a social site while adding a simple hashtag

The Best Twitter Ads for Your Small Business

With over 300 million active users, it’s obvious why more brands now shift their advertising efforts to Twitter. The micro-blogging site is trendy, engaging, and allows anyone to share content.

How to Persuade Customers on Social Media

As social media continues to become ubiquitous, it is almost impossible to stop thumbing through content on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter for personal or business interests. To persuade and convert

Premiere Creative’s Top 10 Social Media Blogs of 2016

2016 is winding down, but with 76% of Americans reported to be on social media this year, the digital world is spinning faster than one can tweet, pin, post or

5 Ways to Build Loyal Twitter Followers

Social giant, Twitter, has been intimidating business from developing an engaged and loyal set of followers. Statistics indicate this perceived “challenge” has a large amount of companies foregoing all business