Social media collaboration with your marketing team is like running a preschool. You want to keep the peace, but you’re constantly pulled in different directions.
If you’re not careful, it can quickly become a free-for-all, with everyone working independently and posting whatever they want. This can lead to inconsistency and
I wasn’t going to share this story outside of my coaching group but one of my clients said “Adam, you should.”
“If it means one more person realises ‘this is a thing’ and does it, then it will be worth it.”
This story is totally unrelated
Wouldn’t you like more traffic coming to your website from diverse channels?
Using social media to generate traffic seems like a logical choice here: Social media platforms are diverse and can expand your audience by sending clicks.
And yet, social media traffic is not easy to achieve.
What you need
As November draws to a close and the weather grows ever colder, Canadians brace themselves for the start of winter. The calendar says winter doesn’t truly begin until closer to the end of December, but we know better than that.
Fortunately, November also brought some fun things with it –
In 2008 there were only 5 million people on Twitter and 50 million people on Facebook, but today there are nearly 4.6 billion social media users.
Social media made a promise to the world. That promise was
It’s no secret that Covid-19’s global push for widescale digitalization has changed the future of marketing. From an eCommerce boom to new site traffic highs, there have never been as many potential sales leads to pick from, and it has never been harder to grab their attention.
In a consumer-dominated
