Facebook has long dominated the social media landscape. However, faced with mounting pressure to meet ever-changing privacy regulations, Facebook decided to eliminate thousands of advertising targeting options this past January. While advertisers are obviously concerned, it may not be as bad a situation as some might believe. Just last Tuesday, March 15th, Facebook’s parent company Meta was hit with a …
Facebook might be crowded with businesses, but it’s far from oversaturated. Startups, entrepreneurs, and established businesses alike have joined the platform’s wave of constant change—taking up new tools of the trade in the form of social media management software, micro-influencers, and agency provider networks. Paid social media marketing management solutions aren’t new, but some of their advancements are newly recognized. …
Today’s updated mobile apps answer much more than our need for convention: In Quarter One of 2020, the top 250 sellers experienced a 34-percent higher download rate than last year. For new, mobile-bound startups, constant improvements to apps like Zoom, Netflix, and Babylon level out the playing field. If there’s anything we’ve learned in the past few years, it’s that …
Digital marketers have accomplished a lot in recent years, proposing a wealth of new products and services on the platforms consumers love. Especially Facebook. Let’s check out a few statistics: In 2019, the consumer’s average impression of Facebook advertisements increased by approximately 37 percent. Currently peaking at over 2.45 billion, these users have adapted to the platform’s many changes alongside …
Who doesn’t like social media traffic? If you’re building your brand, you need followers—plain and simple. Having a core consumer group—one which you can rely on—isn’t all fun and games, however. You might have a fancy Facebook page, complete with targeted ads, but you’ll have a tough time staying relevant: Over 90 million small businesses have the same plan. So, …
Despite plenty of digital marketing shifts in recent years, Facebook is still going strong. There are currently over six million advertisers making headway on the platform—which, itself, is a notable increase from Facebook’s four million user audience of advertisers in 2016. Supply and demand reign supreme for any modern marketer looking to get ahead—and 2020 is expected to impact both. …
While social media marketing is easily accessible at first glance, its barriers to entry are surprisingly high. If you’re not cut out for a steep learning curve, it’s all too easy to tumble out of control before you’ve fully developed your online brand. Content matters. It drives buyer immersion, brand recognition and—most importantly—a sense of connection. Between Facebook’s innovations geared towards News …
Digital ad revenue has been on the rise for many years, but you may be surprised to learn that it now makes up 51% of all advertising dollars to the projected tune of more than $106 billion. This all-time high in 2018 is expected to eclipse traditional advertising channels by the end of the year, according to a recent study by …
Digital marketing has become increasingly focused on Millennials for good reasons. They’re extremely savvy and have become the single generation with the most purchasing power. However, that doesn’t mean that you need to focus all of your marketing efforts around them. When you combine older generations, specifically Baby Boomers and Generation X, they have much more impressive purchasing. Additionally, these older generations …