Content Marketing Together With Social Media
If the Wolf of Wall Street taught us anything, it was that
in order to be the best sales person, you need clients to want the product, not
be sold the product. Digital
Marketing Agencies Leeds most
definitely want to buy a pen when you realise you can’t write down the number
of the client on the other end of the line.
Content marketing and social media fit hand in hand as they
offer the opportunity for sharing, and the ‘share with
Facebook/Twitter/Instagram’ link can be found nearly everywhere. However, your
content is only likely to be shared if it is genuine, enlightening and helpful.
Upon meeting this criterion, people will want to share it with their social
networks. This, in turn, means that your business’ message is being delivered
free of charge to a wider audience from their trusted peers.
This then signposts people back to your website, where there
will be more of said shareable content for them to browse and interact with.
With the correct management and action, this increased level of traffic and
interest can generate an increase in sales revenue.
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Copywriting to the top level?
Underpinning all of this is the importance that your website
is frequently updated with high quality and stimulating content.
Search engines, including Google, take signals from the social
aspect of content, looking into how shareable it is and how viral it is. Put
simply, the more people that share your content, the more validated it becomes
in the eyes of search engines, ultimately resulting in a favourable rankings
increase.
Digital
Marketing Agencies London being said, content contained within your
website needs to be free of unnecessary jargon so that new readers are not
alienated or deterred. This will reiterate the fact that the content is reader
friendly, and will, therefore, encourage and engage the opportunity for further
sharing via social media and personal blogs.
In amongst all the technicalities of SEO is the important
factor that your content needs to appeal to the humans who read it and not just
appease search engines. With that in mind, the BBC has a three-part ethos,
which is also a good guide to stick to with content writing; inform, educate or
entertain. If you are hitting at least one of these markers, then your audience
are more likely to engage and share.
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