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Social media for small business : marketing strategies for business owners / Franziska Iseli.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Iseli, Franziska, author.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Internet marketing.
- Online social networks--Economic aspects.
- Online social networks.
- Small business--Management.
- Small business.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (xv, 219 pages) : illustrations
- Place of Publication:
- Milton, Queensland : Wiley, [2021]
- Summary:
- "Social Media For Small Business delivers a step-by-step guide to unlocking the potential of social media to grow your business. Award-winning author and entrepreneur Franziska Iseli walks you through how to use Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, YouTube, Twitter, and Pinterest to market your small-to medium-sized business ... Perfect for busy business owners, business managers and marketing teams wanting to find new and effective marketing tools to attract more customers, Social Media For Small Business also belongs on the bookshelves of anyone who has difficulty with or wants to learn more about how social media can have a positive impact on their business and brand."--Provided by publisher
- Contents:
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents
- About the author
- Dedication
- Preface
- Part I The power of social media
- Chapter 1 Why socialmedia?
- The leverage principle: exponential vs linear
- Social proof
- The power of small
- The challenge
- No magic pill
- Chapter 2 What is social media?
- Social
- Media
- An opportunity for small businesses
- Chapter 3 The MAVERICK principles
- #1 Momentum
- #2 Audience
- #3 Value
- #4 Enjoyment
- #5 Relationships
- #6 Improvement
- #7 Consistency
- #8 Kindness
- Part II Always start with strategy
- Chapter 4 What is marketing?
- The four types of marketing
- Mass marketing
- Hope marketing
- Hunting vs farming
- Relationship-based marketing
- Chapter 5 Building your marketing machine
- Understanding your audience
- The Desires vs Frustrations Matrix
- How to research your audiences
- Speak to people
- Surveys
- Analytics
- The Online Eco-System
- Your website
- Traffic
- Conversions
- Relationships
- Reactivation
- The customer journey
- Chapter 6 Creating your brand strategy
- What is a brand?
- Personal vs business brand
- The Brand Alchemy Method
- Brand foundation
- Brand positioning
- Brand messaging
- Brand engagement
- Chapter 7 Social media content strategy
- The content bucket method
- Authority content-how to
- Industry news and trends
- Behind the scenes
- User-generated content
- Product reviews
- Promoting your business
- Curated content from other sources
- Bonus content tips
- The content checklist
- The anatomy of a great piece of content
- Play by your strengths
- Repurpose content
- Use emojis
- How to find your keywords
- Chapter 8 Your social media plan
- Objectives
- Audiences
- Social media channels
- 1. Where are your ideal target markets hanging out?
- 2. Are you having fun?
- Content.
- Tone of voice
- Content themes
- Publishing
- Part III Social media channels
- Chapter 9 Facebook
- Why Facebook?
- Who is Facebook for?
- Set-up and definitions
- Your personal profile
- Your business page
- Facebook groups
- Content strategies
- How to
- Customer stories
- Content curation
- Growth strategies
- Create and manage Facebook groups
- Run Facebook Live
- Use DMs to move people towards a sale
- Facebook advertising
- How to create successful ad campaigns
- The four CORE campaigns
- Facebook 'likes' campaigns
- Wanna keep it simple? Hit 'boost'
- Metrics
- Cost per action
- Cost per click
- Frequency
- Test, measure and adjust your campaigns
- Hot tips and tools
- Chapter 10 Instagram
- Why Instagram?
- Who is Instagram for?
- Name and username
- Bio
- Profile image
- Direct message (DM)
- Stories
- Story highlights
- Instagram Live
- IGTV
- The anatomy of a post
- Niche content
- Following and unfollowing
- Engaging with people's content
- Hashtags
- Run Instagram Lives
- Run Instagram competitions
- Use DMs
- Beat the bot
- Influencer marketing
- Instagram advertising
- Chapter 11 LinkedIn
- Why LinkedIn?
- Who is LinkedIn for?
- Personal profile
- Must-have core elements for a complete LinkedIn profile
- Your company profile
- How to find, be found and connect
- From connection to relationship
- LinkedIn groups
- LinkedIn events
- LinkedIn Premium
- LinkedIn advertising
- Chapter 12 Twitter
- Why Twitter?
- Who is Twitter for?
- Username
- Bios
- Your profile image
- Your header image
- Followers and following
- Content strategies.
- Evergreen authority content
- Curated content
- Daily updates
- Promotional content
- Follow, unfollow
- Engaging followers
- Competitions
- Building relationships
- Direct messaging (DM)
- Advanced search
- Twitter advertising
- Audience
- Ad creative
- Budget
- Chapter 13 Pinterest
- Why Pinterest?
- What is Pinterest?
- Who is Pinterest for?
- Setting up your account
- Creating boards
- Pinning
- Finding accounts to follow
- Boards
- Use keywords
- Create shareable pins within your account
- Add shareable images to your blog posts
- Pinterest shopping
- Pinterest advertising
- Chapter 14 YouTube
- Why YouTube?
- Who is YouTube for?
- Channel name
- Choose your YouTube URL
- About
- Channel keywords
- Channel trailer
- The best videos: 5 key ingredients
- Video content
- Brand your videos
- Add subtitles
- Repurpose your content
- Tools for recording videos
- Video length
- Tools for editing videos
- Strategies for growing subscribers and attracting customers
- Use hashtags
- Select your video category
- Invite viewers to subscribe
- Encourage engagement
- Share across multiple platforms
- Use YouTube cards
- Optimise your thumbnail image
- Use the community tab
- Add the YouTube icon to your website
- Use your end screen
- YouTube advertising
- The beginning
- Index
- EULA.
- Notes:
- Includes index.
- Description based on print version record.
- ISBN:
- 0-7303-9034-9
- 0-7303-9030-6
- OCLC:
- 1243744097
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