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Convince Your Customers To Buy With Content, Part 2: Social Media Posts
Written content doesn’t just have to be in the form of blogs and articles. You can still communicate your brand and drive sales with shorter posts. Just make sure that you aren’t just pushing the hard sale all the time, but also providing genuinely helpful information for your clients and potential clients!
Social Media Posts
Introduction
These are the posts you write directly into the status box on Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn. They are short, sweet, and to the point.
Benefits
Since these kinds of posts are so short, people are likely to read them. They also can feel more personal than links, even if you wrote the content on the other side of the link. Post your thoughts, updates, and promotions you are offering.
Channels
Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn are the big ones.
Drawbacks
You don’t have enough space to back up what you say, which means your message can easily be taken out of context or confused.
Do Both: Communicate Your Brand Any Way You Can
Nothing says you have to pick one kind of material and stick to just that. In fact, if you only write articles, you might be missing out on some natural engagement that happens with status updates and posts. And if you are only posting statuses, then where is the context and back up?
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Takeaways
- Blogs and Articles: Opportunity well-written, polished descriptions, explanations, and opinions.
- Social Media Status Updates: Great for quick, thoughts, updates, or promotions.
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http://pixel506.com/communicate-brand/
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