Which social network channels is best for business marketing.

The 7 Best Social Media Channels for Business Marketing

1. Facebook
With more than 1.59 billion users, Facebook comprises of the largest blend of demographics of any social platform. It provides an extraordinary medium for your business to connect with your prospective customers all around the world. And from an advertising perspective, it’s the easiest to manage and allows for the best possible targeting. We use Facebook Ads to match our current buyers with over two million similar prospects who possess similar characteristics. We then push them to an opt-in page where we can capture their name and email.

2. Twitter
Twitter’s value lies in its ability for your posts to go viral: the more people share your posts and “retweet” your content, the more followers you will attain. We post recent news, updates and articles we have in major media. Hashtags make a big difference in building momentum for your posts, so pay attention to what is trending today and include relevant hashtags. We also retweet people who have many followers to increase the likelihood of them following us back.
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3. LinkedIn
If you are working in a B2B field, this is the social media network for you to focus on. Connecting with business professionals in any industry is easiest with LinkedIn as it allows you to target them by industry, job title, etc. As with all social media, LinkedIn prioritizes relationship building more than any other. Don’t lead with a sales pitch; start by building a connection. One of the best features for businesses are LinkedIn Groups. Businesses should establish Groups in your target niche or industry and invite others in your target market to join.
At my company, we focus on building new relationships with key prospects whose professional titles we’ve identified. For example, we’ll search “CEO Speaker” to find people who are the heads of their companies and who also are active speakers.

4. Instagram
We use this popular photo-sharing platform at events and tradeshows. Whenever we’re hosting events, we always have an incentive for the attendees to post photos to Instagram using our event hashtag. We’ll also offer a free giveaway or raffle for those who participate.

5. Pinterest
Only use this channel if you have great images to share. Quality images are likely to go viral on this site due to its visual nature. If your image is pinned by a highly-followed member, it has the potential to be viewed by millions. It’s also great for promoting products. We post photos of book covers and images with quotes accredited to our authors to promote their books. Adding the Amazon link to their books also helps boost sales.

6. YouTube
Aside from being the second largest search engine, YouTube is owned by Google. So when it comes to search engine optimization, videos are more likely to appear in search results than other websites. With Google’s acquisition of YouTube, we use Google Hangouts On Air to do interviews with our authors and industry leaders. Then our interview is automatically posted to YouTube under our account for added visibility.

7. Yelp
Yelp is critical for businesses today. If you don’t have an active strategy to build reviews on Yelp, your customers may do it for you soon enough. All it takes is one poor review to harm your abilities to build your social platform. Asking your customers to review your business on Yelp prevents any negative review from standing out. We hold campaigns to get our authors to post reviews about us on Yelp in return for a reward. For example, if they post a review, we’ll offer them 10 percent off their next order or give them an added service.
It’s up to you which among these platforms will likely be a marketing paradise for your business. Just remember that it is not just the social media site that you have to check, but the compatibility it has for your business.
Justin Sachs is a highly-sought-after business and marketing expert and CEO of Motivational Press, an industry-leading book publishing company.
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I think the best social network can vary, depending on your nice. For me, I get more traffic from Facebook, but traffic from all social media sites can be high quality.

 

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It requires some homework upfront, but that due diligence can save you hours in payroll costs and even eliminate unnecessary roles. Keep in mind for your target audience age group, demographic, sex, behavior can change your prospective...

 

I like twitter for my business and then facebook. twitter most faster than the other. especially to make good followers.

 

nice copy paste from huffingtonpost. Atleast give credit to website.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/young-entrepreneur-council/the-10-best-social-media_b_11654820.html

 

Every social network is important. If you want to get more benefits you must depend on all the social networking sites. Facebook is the biggest social network. You have big chance to get huge benefits from Facebook. Facebook is good for all types and all niches sites. Other social networks are also important. Different sites have different facilities.

 

facebook for fashion,lifestyle.