It’s taken the worlds of Instagram and Facebook by storm and now another social media platform has jumped on board with its own version of the highly popular ‘Stories’ function.
Search Engine Optimization (SEO) can be a bit of a minefield, particularly when Google constantly update the way they rank pages. There are some basic practices which can help you boost your website ranking.
If you’re already familiar with producing videos and have a YouTube, which you share to your social media pages, how about posting the videos direct to Facebook instead?
It’s so important right now to keep maintaining communication with your customers and with your clients. Radio silence is the worst approach your business can take to the unique situation COVID-19 places us all in.
Here are some of the tips on how to stay on top of things during these unpredictable times.
Last week plans were announced that Ofcom will be put in charge of regulating the internet in the UK. These new plans mean there will be a new law for websites, which will be enforced by Ofcom via a Code of Practice.
Now is the time, more than ever before, that we, as humans, need to keep communicating. We need to communicate clearly, we need to communicate calmly, and we need to communicate truthfully. It’s essential that we initiate and maintain contact with those who are most vulnerable in society. We all need to do our part.
TikTok may seem like a lip-syncing/karaoke video app for teens, but with over 500 million users worldwide, it’s much more than that. But is it right for your business?
In this second instalment, we will give you some tips on how to use social media and improve your conversion rates.
By engaging customers in the content creation process, users will engage effectively with your brand and the more people who engage, the further your message will spread.
