Written By Bonny Isselt.
Hi all,
Marketing your business doesn’t mean that you have to go to the bank. You can build awareness with some resourcefulness and diligence.
Whether you’re a brand new business or a blogger looking for budget-friendly ways to promote, there are lots of creative strategies for getting attention.
Such as:
- Twitter marketing.
- Pinterest marketing.
- Instagram marketing.
- Social media plan.
- Logo design.
- User Experience/User Interaction design. (UX/UI design.)
1. Twitter marketing.
The most common way to start a conversation with someone is by using tweets. Also, Twitter allows you to engage with your followers.
You say what you need effectively to your followers.
Start a conversation or join one using hashtags (#) for a large crowd or at (@) profile messages.
Do some hashtag research and attach the best ones to your tweets.
2. Pinterest marketing.
Pinterest is all about visuals to get your content in front of the reader.
Showcase your pins and boards that relate to the viewer.
The better your pins are, the higher the chance that your content gets more views, likes, saves, shares, or impressions.
For Pinterest, I schedule my content with Tailwind.
Do you want to be a part of my Tailwind Tribe to promote your content?
Contact me via the contact the form to get invited.
3. Instagram marketing.
Instagram (IG) lets you promote images through IG TV, IG Stories, or DM.
It’s a great way to get your bio up! When someone goes to your IG profile, they see the clickable links.
IG makes sure in a sharp way that your audience stays connected to you longer with its business tools, layout tools, downloadable tools, and the other IG tools.
Don’t forget that paid promotion can be done with a Facebook account.
Learn more about Instagram marketing in my last blog post! → Go to the post.
4. Social media plan.
When it comes to social media, you have to be mindful of what you upload. Also, be aware of the addiction it has on you.
The don’ts and do’s when creating a social media plan for your blog.
Do
- Create Bio
- Link to your contact page
- Link to your offers.
- Represent and relate your profile and content to your target audience.
- Have a clear page profile that matches your content, customers, markets, and viewers.
Don’ts
- No Links
- No targeted content (selfie = no targeted)
- No offers.
- No way to contact.
- Not writing a full bio.
5. Logo design.
A logo is your trademark; it helps others recognize and understand what you do.
A good logo must have a slogan or a tagline, and the colors must relate to your product or service.
6. UI/UX design.
Some people don’t know what UI or UX means and don’t know how to use it.
UI means User interface/interaction design, that map out how the user most approach your content. It doesn’t take rocket science to get the idea.
Use standard web layouts to begin with. The menu must not be complicated but informative, inspiring, clear, and logical.
UX design means User Experience; this has to do with emotions, structured content, what a user knows of online concepts, and familiar content styles.
Conclusion.
Market your blog on a budget that demands a whole lot of learning or development.
It doesn’t have to cost much cash to market your online work.
It’s best to learn the basics of marketing or follow bloggers that highlight that to point others in the right direction.
Also, being a freelance writer on Dropner Blog can help you market your future efforts.
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