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20 Innovative Ways to Use Visual Content to Rock Your Facebook Page
When Social Media Marketing Doesn’t Work for You
The Rise Of Visual Social Media
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20 Innovative Ways to Use Visual Content to Rock Your Facebook Page
When Social Media Marketing Doesn’t Work for You
The Rise Of Visual Social Media
Have you been wondering how you can spruce up your Facebook page and add some visually appealing content? People may spend more time on your page if it is a fun place to be. You can hold contests, share cartoons, and ask questions to get to know your fans better. Reading the 20 tips in this article may spark some creative ideas of your own.
Some people have tried marketing with social media only to find that they get better results through referrals and meeting with people in person. This may be their initial impression, but had they stuck with it, they may have seen some better results. Sometimes the seeds you plant today take time to grow. Melinda Emerson, founder and CEO of a social media strategy and content development firm, shares five things you can do when you think social media marketing is not working for you.
With the rise in popularity of Instagram and Pinterest, other social media sites like Facebook are getting on board with this trend to emphasize visual content. Today’s technology makes it so easy to share photos and communicate something you may not be able to convey as well with words. If you have not yet embraced this creative way of communicating, you may be missing out on a great opportunity.
