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Social Media Marketing During COVID-19: March 23 Update

Ignite Social Media

One week ago today, we wrote a blog post on how to think about social media marketing during the COVID-19 outbreak around the globe. We did a sample of activity across brand pages and, unsurprisingly, saw big spikes in key industries such as grocery stores and utilities. Having said that, it does seem to be a buyer’s market right now.

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7 Keys to Facebook Advertising Success

Jon Loomer

Your brand (logo, voice, reputation) is broken: You could have a great product, but even a great product is easy to ignore if your brand is broken. If you’re selling a $100 product, you can’t expect to spend $5 per day and get the sample size necessary to get any type of results. They are secondary or tertiary metrics.

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Who’s Driving the Data Movement? Social Media Managers

Buffer Social

Growth marketers. Steve Jobs had a reputation for taking customer research with a grain of salt. Some of our most popular posts on social media are about Instagram marketing and data studies. One of Gary Vaynerchuk’s best ways to get a pulse for new markets is to track how apps are trending in the iOS and Android stores.

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Facebook Ads: 9 Factors That Impact Cost Per Conversion

Jon Loomer

One of the primary reasons marketers run Facebook ads is for conversions. That is the one KPI that matters in this case — not CPC or CTR, for example. Marketers often refuse to consider that maybe — just maybe — their product isn’t all that interesting. Facebook ads, of course, aren’t magical.

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A Beginner’s Guide to Using Google Ads (Previously Google Adwords)

Hootsuite

After all, you’ll likely have a lot of other marketers competing for the same keyword through Google Ads. That means marketers target a specific keyword on Google and make bids on the keyword — competing with others also targeting the keyword. Marketers have three options for their bids: Cost-per-click (CPC).

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