Small businesses have a lot of options to take advantage of in the digital age. Sure, it’s more complicated, but that also means there are more ways to succeed. With content marketing for small businesses and social media for small businesses, as well as many other concepts I can cover in a later topic, you can’t go wrong.

Content Marketing – Content Is And Always Has Been King

For small businesses, content marketing is a fantastic marketing option. This is mostly due to the fact that you are working with your own knowledge.  Thus efficiently utilizing current potential. Every product (or service) has a target audience. One with problems, questions, and goals for which it is looking for solutions: production managers are looking for ways to minimize production costs, and learner drivers are looking for ways to improve their exam preparation by gaining more knowledge. And you’re looking for a solution to the topic of how small business marketing works right now.

You can make the material, i.e. your expert knowledge, available to potential clients online by publishing it as blog posts, videos, and podcasts. You probably already have the website(if not, contact me, or contact me to get it going better!), a computer, or at the very least a smartphone with word editing software. And you don’t need pricey professional technology to get started with podcasts and videos in content marketing. Agencies and freelancers, on the other hand, are a good alternative if you want to make sure everything works smoothly and, above all, professionally – or if you just don’t have enough capacity to develop content right now.

Scalability is critical in small business marketing.

You can reach your target audience via online marketing with a relatively cheap expenditure compared to pricey traditional print advertising in the local daily newspaper or with posters, due to the scalability of the expenses. This is a critical aspect of small-business marketing. As you can see, small businesses have a lot of marketing options. You only need to be aware of them and consider which tactic you will employ to deal with the situation. Then nothing can stop you from succeeding, even on a shoestring budget.

Exploring the social networks

Facebook: Facebook is the most well-known of the social networks, and it links individuals of all ages, from students to retirees. Different groups, (live) videos, company websites, and exact ad targeting are all available on the platform. As a result, you have numerous options to contact your desired customers. In the meantime, younger people, in particular, are abandoning Facebook in favor of other sites like Whatsapp and Instagram. In any case, you should build a profile for your business here. On the other side, you can place ads on Facebook. They are then displayed on Instagram or on partner networks, reaching your main target audience.

Instagram: Instagram is best used for visual content, such as photos and videos.  It’s worthwhile for him because the bulk of the time on Instagram, the audience is quite young.

YouTube is the most popular video site on the Internet, with users of all ages enjoying themselves. Everything from informative films and documentation to the inevitable cat videos can be found here. Put informational content here and it may grow organically, but you can contact me for ways to grow your YouTube following.

Twitter: Twitter is best for short messages that can be categorized using hashtags. Here you can address a broad mass and use the rather short “tweets” to, for example, regularly point out your new blog posts.

Contact me for any help you may need regarding content or social media marketing. I’m avaliable 9-5 EST business days, leave a voicemail and I’ll be with you within the day. Or you can email me at kmkowalsky@icloud.com