Richard Nongard — August 25, 2018 Follow @nongard1 — August 25, 2018 “Build it and they will come!” We see this (and other pithy advice) work all the time in Hollywood, but unfortunately not so much in the real world of sales or entrepreneurship – especially when it comes to business websites. I often coach … Continue reading It’s the Community, Not Your Website, That’s Important
Chris Abraham — August 13, 2018 Follow @chrisabraham — August 13, 2018 As an influence marketer, you should aspire to become so much more than just pitcher. Cold calling might very well be where every bouncing baby salesman, saleswoman, PR agent, marketing professional, and talent agent start, but it’s not the goal. The goal is … Continue reading How to Win Friends and Influence Influencers
David Kiger — July 24, 2018 Follow @davidkiger — July 24, 2018 Anyone who has bought a house or had other real estate dealings has likely heard the familiar phrase “location, location, location.” The quality of the area where a residence sits is tied to the home’s overall value. The same can be true for … Continue reading Community and Competition Are Key Factors in Finding the Right Location For a Startup
Emily Wiseheart — May 24, 2018 — May 24, 2018 There is no greater pride than helping your own community succeed. By joining together with your local customers, businesses, nonprofits and organizations, you’re promoting many different benefits such as economical growth, charity awareness, and the sense of camaraderie, just to name a few. Supporting your … Continue reading Why Helping Your Community Helps Grow Your Business
William Harris — April 6, 2018 Follow @wmharris101 — April 6, 2018 Your products don’t sell themselves. As an ecommerce owner, it’s up to you to develop and launch marketing strategies that help your target audience better understand what problem you’re addressing, what solutions you’re offering, and why it should matter to them. The problem … Continue reading Why Building Community Matters in Ecommerce (and How to Get Started)
Amanda Abella — February 15, 2018 — February 15, 2018 geralt / Pixabay I am often told that I am out socializing…a lot. While it may look like fun and games on Instagram, the truth is there’s a reason I attend so many industry events. Quite frankly, they lead to more money. Just recently, I’ve … Continue reading 4 Reasons Why It’s Important to Attend Industry Events
Anton Kraly — March 8, 2017 Follow @https://twitter.com/PMMarketer— March 8, 2017 Creating a Facebook group that hosts an enthusiastic and engaged community around your business, will strengthen your marketing efforts while putting social proof front-and-center. And that’s what makes Facebook groups different from business pages and profiles. Facebook groups are similar to a forum for … Continue reading 6 Tactics for Building an Engaged Community Using Facebook Groups
Kayla Sanders — January 31, 2017 Follow @kmaree_sanders— January 31, 2017 When your business engages with the surrounding community, the benefits ripple outward as you connect with both employees and consumers on a deeper level. Your employees will value having opportunities to engage with their community, whether through donations of funds or time to the … Continue reading Why Your Business Should Be Active in Your Community
Marketing in an online community is one of the most effective ways to garner brand loyalty. But failure to follow these basic guidelines could position you for opening Pandora’s box. Since the dawn of the internet, people have been drawn to online communities for collaborating and advancing knowledge. Discussions that previously took place in the … Continue reading Community Marketing 101
Mary Napoleon — October 28, 2016 Follow @mknapoleon— October 28, 2016 It’s easy to see how social media marketing has become confused with community marketing over time. Social networks can be a great place to promote content, engage leads and build an audience, but these networks alone can’t accommodate authentic conversations with customers. Some brands … Continue reading Why Social Media Isn’t the Answer for Your Community Marketing
