Recently those charged with managing a Facebook Page were greeted with this screaming message: To give you some background – in an attempt to combat fake news, Facebook introduced the capability to verify a domain in 2018 to “ensure that only verified owners can edit the way their content appears on Facebook.” Verified Pages received...
LinkedIn is a powerful tool for professionals in all industries to build your personal brand, make connections, access new information, and engage in social selling for your financial institution. But if you find getting your LinkedIn profile updated, and maximizing these opportunities, overwhelming, you are not alone! To help you get started, we have developed...
According to BrightLocal, 85% of consumers read reviews for local businesses, with 91% of those aged 18-34 saying they trust online reviews as much as personal recommendations. Given the growing importance of reviews, how do we encourage customers to leave reviews and recommendations? It turns out that, according to the same survey, 68% of customers...
I recently heard a story about a bike shop which, after a mechanic “suggested” to a customer that riding their mountain bike during mud season might not be optimal for the trails, received a scathing review on Facebook from the customer. The review was unfair, and after some private communications with the customer, was resolved...
“But, how often should I post?” is a question that has been asked countless times, in numerous blogs and conferences. And those looking for an easy answer are often frustrated. The statistics say more is better – here is one breakdown from Volusion sure to make your head spin: Facebook 1-2 times per day. HubSpot’s research found...
Facebook has introduced domain verification which makes it easier for businesses to edit links from their own site – as well as promises to protect your content by preventing misuse of your domain and keeping bad actors from spreading misinformation.
Stock photos. You know you hate them. And it's easy to see why – people in stock photos are too happy (particularly about things they are looking at together on their computer), too pretty, too stylish, and too sunny. But instead of fighting stock photography, let's instead explore ways to utilize it better.
The irony of the idea that I am speaking regularly to clients about how their institution and their employees can utilize LinkedIn to promote their business is that I’m not entirely happy with my profile.
Our stock and trade here at the agency is ideas. Big ideas for integrated, multi-channel campaigns. Small ideas for program ads and giveaways. And ideas of all sizes in between. But what inspires these ideas? The answer, of course, is everything. The trick is drawing on these sources of inspiration – you know, everything –...
