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The working Strategies for Beginners in Digital Marketing
by Ahmad Shakeel Blogger . So let's go to the Questions report, where you can see popular questions people are searching for on your topic. And right away, you'll see great topic ideas like "how to clean makeup brushes" and how to cover acne with makeup. Now, when you're creating these videos, try and keep the fluff out and pack in as much necessary value as possible. Doing this has helped us grow our YouTube views to over 150,000 views per month and best of all, since all of our videos show how our SEO tools can help, it's led to thousands of new paying leads and customers, specifically mentioning that they found us through YouTube. Most of our video growth was done through YouTube SEO, so I'll leave links to a tutorial to help you rank your videos and get more views. Next up is social media marketing. Rather than covering every social media network, I want to pass on a couple of important tips that will help you grow your social channels. The first is to focus on just one social media channel when you're just starting out. It takes time to build a following. But numbers aren't everything & Web design service.What you want is a loyal following. When you dip your toes into every possible social media network out there, your attention gets divided and the results
get diluted. So which social media
marketing channel do you choose? That leads us into the second tip, which is to go where your target audience is and cater to the platform. If you have to choose just one social
network, it's not about choosing the one
with the most active users. It's all about understanding the audience that's there and if you can serve the reason for them being there. You really need to think about why someone is logging into the specific social media
network. For example, people usually go
to YouTube to learn how to do something,
or to be entertained. But Facebook is
different. Think about it.
Have you ever
logged onto Facebook, hoping that you
would see an unboxing tutorial? Or
better yet, have you ever opened your Facebook
app hoping you would find a limited time offer that's 97% off, only for the next 37 minutes? Probably not.
People don't check Facebook with credit card in hand. People like and share things that are
helpful, interesting, shocking or funny. So if you are going to try and bring people into your world, present your message as a story, video, or something else that will likely stand out from the endless feed of vacation vanity shots. Pinterest on the other hand is primarily a social search engine where people can control what they want to
search for. The primary intent of users
on this platform is to get inspired,
learn things, and plan to do things. So
create content that caters to their intent for being there. So if this is your audience, take advantage of a less competitive landscape from both an ads and organic perspective. Speaking of ads, that's the next digital
marketing strategy on the list for
today. When it comes to paid
advertising, please do not throw your
money blind into an ad network because
you read that it was good. What works
for one person won't necessarily work
for the next person. Instead, think
about the ABCs of paid advertising. A is
for audience, B is for budget and C is
for commerciality. We've already covered
the audience part. You want to engage on
social networks where your target
audience hangs out. Budget is the next
one. Bloomberg reported that Google and
Facebook own a combined 58% of the $111
billion dollar market. Now, the way ads
work are usually based on auctions. The
more advertisers there are, the more expensive
it gets for you and I. So let's
say you're in the ultra competitive industry
of conference calling. If we search for
that keyword in Keywords Explorer with
Google set as the search engine, you'll
see that the cost per click from Google Ads is $20! If you have an ad budget of let's say $1,000 per month, then you'd only be able to get 50 clicks before your budget was depleted. Instead, you can do two things: The first option is to look for keywords that have a lower cost per click. Just go to the Phrase match report to see all keywords in our keyword database that contain your target keyword. Next, set a filter to only show keywords that have a maximum cost per click of something lower like $5. From here, you can filter through the list and see if there are some more lucrative
opportunities rather than spending $20
per click. This one for a
"conference call app" might be
a good one since it's a quarter of the price.
Another benefit is that the reason behind the searcher's query is more clear. Someone searching for this is clearly looking for an app that does conference calls, whereas someone searching for just
"conference call" could be
looking for many different things.
The
second thing you can do is experiment with
less popular ad platforms where your
target audience might be. Finally is
commerciality. Now, all major ad
platforms are able to bring ROI for
their advertisers. Otherwise, they
wouldn't exist. But you have to find a
way to bridge the gap between the intent
of the platform and how you monetize
your products. And the solution is going
to be content. For example, let's say
you sell boutique furniture and think
that Pinterest will be a good platform to
run some ads. In my opinion, it wouldn't
be a good idea to advertise a bunch of
links to high-end furniture like couches
and dining tables. Instead, blog posts
could work really well here since people
log on to Pinterest mainly to get
inspired, and learn new things. Here's
what that bridge might look like. Pinterest
ads would be the discovery tool. You pay
them money and they'll show your pin. The
bridge would then be a helpful blog post
on let's say, "11 Interior Design Tips For Your Living Room That Won't Break the
Bank." And within that content, you
could showcase your products where it supports the tip you're speaking of. Nail the ABCs of paid ads, and increase your chances of actually converting your hard
earned dollars into ROI. Next up is one of my favorites and that's
podcasts. Now, there are two ways to
look at podcasts. First is to create
your own and the second is to be
interviewed on someone else's podcast. Creating
your own podcast can be great for brand
and building an audience. But if you're
just starting out, it can take quite a
bit of time to get any sort of traction.
Getting interviewed on podcasts is a different story.
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