Creating your Google My Business listing is your number one priority in your off page Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) strategy. It’s affordable – in fact it’s FREE! Plus, you’ll be getting your business in front of potentially thousands of customers. Simply keep reading to see how to take advantage of this powerful SEO tool. What …
Social Media – that’s what you call the websites and applications designed to allow people to communicate quickly and share content in real time. It’s a bit of a beast. So how do you know which social media sites to use? Where should you share your content? Why should I share content on social media …
In 2012 and 2013, these posts proved popular: 7 Things You Should Know About Social Media Why Organisations Choose The Wrong Content Management System. 1: The Problem Why Organisations Choose The Wrong Content Management System. 2: The Solution Why Reviewing Your Website Is A Really Good Idea Want To Avoid The Next Novopay? Read This …
Facebook may have the numbers, and Pinterest may have the pictures. But Twitter has something neither of them can match: speed.
Seven brides for seven brothers? Not quite, but here are seven things you should know about social media, from our recently-completed blog series: Social media is a communication tool, not a magic wand Peekaboo! Yes, there are risks It’s (almost) all about the conversation The best argument against using social media All about the tone …
This is the final post in Webstruxure’s “7 Things You Should Know About Social Media” series. So naturally, it’s the best one, because it contains the best news: there is no mystery about social media.
Are you calling the cat for dinner or telling off the dog that’s chasing it? Are you whispering sweet nothings to a loved one, soothing an unhappy child, or delivering a verbal report to your boss on the progress of your company’s most important contract?
In previous posts, I’ve been giving you a lot of reasons why your business or organisation should become active in social media. Now, here is the other side of the coin: doing social media properly takes time, perhaps a lot of time, and if you don’t have the time to do it properly, it may …
So let’s say your business has got a social media presence – Facebook page, Twitter account, LinkedIn profile, YouTube account… whatever works for your business. Now what?
The most common argument we hear from businesses and organisations against having a social media presence is that the risk is too high: “as soon as we get on social media, people will come flocking to post nasty comments about us. And then our Comms team/CEO (delete one) will go ballistic.”
