In 2020, 42% of people turned to social media to research products, with younger generations conducting more research on social media platforms than on search engines. Research by HubSpot found that Facebook is the favoured choice, with 51% of respondents using it for product research. YouTube held 30% and Instagram and Pinterest both held 6%.…
Tik Tok has exploded on to the scene, seeing over 2 billion downloads and its short-form video content connecting well with audiences. But whilst three-quarters if all apps are opened once and then abandoned, Tik Tok is holding the exact opposite. In fact, the app sees 90% of users not only routinely open the app,…
Being authentic in the content you put out is key to connecting with your audience. Automated responses hold nothing on a 1 on 1 conversation. You have to have weight behind your words, to believe in what you say. It is about being true to your brand and not just simply saying what you think…
People enjoy hearing a good story and using narrative stories in your marketing helps your audience better understand the services and products your provide, as they can see themselves in the story, such as a look at a customer’s journey with a service you offer. For example, a narrative looking at how a course you…
Navigating through Instagram’s complex algorithm to make sure your posts connect with as many people as possible can be tough, though certain tactics can help make this easier, such as enabling branded content tags in settings. This allows business to tag you in their Instagram ads and sponsored posts. Designed for sponsorships and partnerships, it…
Instagram Reels, the platforms answer to the phenomenal success of Tik Tok, are short videos, often dubbed ‘snackable’, which you can add background audio or effects. Much like with Tik Tok, Reels should be taken note of, as more users take to it. Reels has a Remix feature, similar to Tik Tok’s Duets, which allows…
