Rock Your Marketing with Channel Diversity
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Standing out in today’s market isn't easy. Your potential customers have a wealth of information at their fingertips and no shortage of options from which to choose. So how do you rise above the competition and establish brand authority? Just like your customers, you need to keep your finger on the pulse of trending and emerging technology and use new platforms to your advantage. By meeting your audience on their terms and providing exactly what they’re looking for, you’ll earn trust, encourage loyalty, and become a credible brand. Get in touch with us today to discuss your brand awareness strategy.
Whether you’re creating a one-page landing page for your website or publishing a series of service-related blog posts, the content you produce needs to be consistent with your brand image, optimized for search engine results, and be relevant to your reader. Remember, the focus of your content marketing efforts should be to provide valuable content that will attract—and maintain—the attention of your target audience.
If content is the message, social media is the messenger. Social media channels such as Facebook, Instagram, Google My Business, and Twitter give you a readily accessible way to reach your target audience at home, at work, or on the daily commute. In a recent study, 30 % of brands reported that establishing a strong social media presence led to a boost in customer loyalty.
Humans are very visual creatures. Another crucial step in building brand authority is having stringent guidelines for visuals across social media and for your marketing graphics. This means sticking to a set colour palette that represents your brand as well as a certain logo or even a font. You want a continuous visual element that you can use across all properties that people will see and go “ah! That’s (insert your brand name here!)” That instant recognition goes a long way in in establishing the authority of your brand.
Display advertising also works to your advantage when building brand awareness. You can target your customers by demographics and interests, physical location, or internet activity. These are a more targeted and cost-effective online alternative to traditional brand awareness activities like print, TV, and radio ads. Image ads follow your potential customers on apps they are already using like mobile browsers, Facebook, Instagram and over 300 more, so your company is top-of-mind when they are ready to make a buying decision related to the products or services you offer. Make sure your ads feature eye-catching graphics like we mentioned in the previous section and watch your brand authority grow.
Unhappy customers have unprecedented public platforms on which to air their grievances. One in four Facebook and Twitter users expect a business to respond to social media complaints within one hour. If you’re not there to address their concerns and control the conversation, things can go downhill in a hurry. But it doesn’t end with social media, there are review sites, blogs, public forums, and more that need your attention. Set up alerts, monitor the review sites, and keep your ear to the ground so you can address issues as soon as they come up.
One of the best ways to build brand authority and customer loyalty is to show your customers that you’re paying attention. Use the information you gather to personalize your marketing efforts and show customers you care. Engaging loyal customers shows you notice and appreciate their support. Tailor marketing emails to each customer on your mailing list with their name and the reason they are receiving an email. Small details can go a long way toward building brand advocates, credibility, and brand authority.
One of the best things you can do to build your brand authority is to partner with an agency, like us. We have the knowledge and expertise to construct and implement a brand awareness strategy that will help your potential customers find and recognize your business. Call us today for a free consultation on your overall digital marketing plan.
Rock Your Marketing with Channel Diversity
Whether you're a seasoned marketer or just dipping your toes into the marketing pool, it's crucial to spread your efforts across multiple platforms. Read More…
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