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But you should only do this occasionally. More importantly, you must have engaging posts, share insights, and build relationships within these social networks – with individuals and other businesses. Of course, doing so can be confusing and time-consuming for a small business.
Stick with it
All too often, we see companies lose momentum or even abandon their social media efforts if they don’t see immediate sales results. Unfortunately, by walking away from a Facebook Page or Twitter account, they are missing out on benefits far exceeding one or two immediate sales. A recent article on sixrevisions.com reinforces how Social Media can be a huge factor in SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and how utilizing these tools can boost a company’s overall search engine ranking. Beyond improving one’s “find-ability” online, creating an online community of friends, fans and followers can lead to improved customer retention and provide an outlet for inexpensive promotional marketing.
What we do
At Main Street Webworx, we are active on Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter. We also frequently share tips via our Blog. We strive to post things that are fun, educational, and conversational. We interact with companies we follow and our followers, fans, and friends. Even better, we learn new things and make more connections along the way. We also work closely with clients to help them achieve their Social Media and Online Marketing goals. Click on the widgets below to see how we’re using Social Media at Main Street Webworx.
If you have made the move to Social Media - stick with it! Don’t abandon your efforts after one to two weeks. Social Media is much more than a “gimmick” to get quick sales – it’s a commitment to your customers and you get back what you put into it – maybe even more.
If you’re still not sure how to make that next move or simply cannot find the time needed to do so, give us a call! We’re more than happy to help guide you in setting up, maintaining or simply getting your social media presence up and running.
