Welcome to the world of digital

Hello for our brands facebook and pinterest page is it good to post the same captions and pictures since its ultimaltey the same brand or should there be different types of pictures and information for each page. ?

Since social media is a great way to market your company/product advertisements, is there a criteria for certain content to be posted on each social platform? If so, which types of content material is most successful with which social media platform?

Nowadays, digital marketing is changing so fast. Is it following up is better? or should take time to step forward?

What is the best way to advertise for small business that doesnt have much of a budget to spend? I realize social media is free but the target market of this business is an older demographic that isnt very big in social media? 

After researching my brand’s online presence and digital marketing strategies I noticed that the posts on their social media accounts were very similar and their advertisements on their website were completely different. Is this normal for businesses? Would this help or hurt businesses? Also, on my brand’s landing page (Chevy) they have a sliding header featuring new deals they’re offering and feature stories associated with the brand. How often should businesses change/update these pictures/feature stories?

This week I read AAron Agius's artical "4 Essential To Build Your Brand On Social Media." According to this article one important thing is to provide valuable and shareable content. After reading his the principle he provides, I understood more about how to get people share the content. I just want to know if there's any famous vivid example of "shareable content." Like any famous brand did great in this aspect.

I understanding how digital marketing and online community is the key to the business. However, the trends of social media tend to change quick. Is there any way to make more accurate and faster prediction that which social media is on the rise or down hill? 

From this week reading, in the digital world there are lots of potential customers and what do you recommend to get better affordable?

As stated in Aaron Agius's article, The 4 Essentials to Building your Brand on Social Media,  contests are a good way for a brand to increase visibility and leads.  Is it better to have contests which require participant competetion or contests with random winners. 

I noticed with my brand that it's audience are young kids and teenagers. Digital marketing is important for my brand because the target audeince are heavy users of social media. My question for you is how are brands using digital media to target older audeinces that are not tech savy? Although this question will probably not be relevant in the next decade as Millennials raised on technology will soon be adults it is interesting to me that right now there are still older adults that don't use social media as much and still can fall into a brands target audience.

Social Media is playing a very important role in currrent business, I want to ask do you think the social media is going to continue its position in the world in the future?

When you personally begin to come into your own brand and want to market yourself, but you are new to social media, what is the best way to begin to gain attention and followers to get people interested in your personal brand?

With social media becoming more and more relevant in culture around the world, how has other forms of press/media changed over the years to adapt to this? Will the old forms of media ever truly become obsolete, or will they just change and adapt with the times to still be relevant?

Snapchat reportedly turned down an offer from Google and Facebook within the 3 Billion dollar range. Snapchat is now reportedly valued at more than double that offer today, why did the social networking application garner so much interest from competition last year specifically? 

 

Digital Marketing clearly generates a lot of buzz and a lot of information. How do you dissect all of this information and data in order to determine meaningful results from it? Customers do not always say the truth online, or they are "all talk". How do we ensure that the data we are getting from our social media outlets is actually substantial?

When it comes to digital marketing, is there a specific channel (website, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, etc.) that, in your experience, tends to reach a specific audience? For example, do you find that Facebook reaches more of a general population vs. Twitter, which might reach more young people than older people?

is it necessary for every business to get involved in social media? Should small business also spend money and effort to maintain a strong social media presence even if their business have nothing to do with internet?

When we do online marketing, sometimes its hard to define what the best frequency will be to post ads. High frequency may result in audiences' inpatience while low frequenct may hard to bring audiences' awareness. Could you recommend any solution for this problem?

Is there any existing proved way to value native advertising in data method?

Social network was exampled as instagram, facebook, twitter, etc. Couldn't google or yahoo could also be as social network page since we could just create our own personal website instead of fanpage on facebook or twitter?

How does new media marketing differ from traditional media marketing? Is traditional ever better in some ways today?

Can social media ruin a business as well? If there is horrible upkeep on their part, will people be more likely to forget about their business?

In the reading this week we learned about Buying Personas. While there was mention of a chapter that will go more in depth, what would you say is the best way to get to know potential customers, when you're an entrepreneur? In marketing we learn about surveys, and focus groups but many start-ups don't have funding for that. What's a more affordable option for getting to know potential customers well enough to create a persona for that group

Since social media allows companies to communicate directly with their audience and the media, do you think press releases will become obsolete? 

Since social media allows companies to communicate directly with their audience and the media, do you think press releases will become obsolete? 

What is the marketing strategy for the Facebook fan page?

Does new media marketing actually affect consumer's buying habbit? Do you know how to attract people to like my fan page? 

I found the key messages that LG company wants to communicate with customers in LG website. However, I just wonder does key messages on website affect or motivate customers to buy product?

 

Is there any difference of social media using in different cultures?

Does social media actually change PR that much?

In relevance to the article "Why a Solid PR Message Stands.."

What are other ways we can get our minds to think of company's in a new way?

 

In the digital world, I know that the issue of personalized ads to someones social media through web tracking is becoming a big topic of conversation. I'm just curious if there will eventually be regulations put on what advertisers can and cannot track, and if so, how will this effect how advertisers reach their intended audience on social media?

1. Is there a specific digital marketing strategy that has been proven effective in your expereince over the others? 2. How do you think digital marketing will change as we continue to devolp our technology? Will it eventually be replaced by something bigger and better?

In class we talked about the most popular networks for adults being Facebook, Pintrest, Instagram, etc. Why do you think that Google+ wasn't as successful as these social media platforms? What do you think they could have done to have been more successful launching Google+?

We've talked a lot about how brands should start transitioning (or really already be transitioned) to social media, but I'm wondering if they could go too far? For example, my brand has a Snapchat account, and 1) I haven't seen any content on it already, 2) I don't know how they can format their content for the Snapchat format. Can brands overreach on social media? Is it better to be really good on limited social medias rather than okay on every social media? 

In regards to the assignment and life in general... what is the best platform for a compant to gain the most amount of followers? Also, what is the best way to gain followers? I.e., what to post, how often to post, etc.

Will the content we post on our fan page be strictly related to the brand, or can we post articles related to our brand? For instance, I have Chevy. Should I only post things directly related to Chevrolet, or can I post an interesting article about the future of the hybrid car?

For large companies it is very hard not to look over social media or simply post things that are similiar to everyone else's in the industry. What do you think is the best way to escape that trend and show companies how benefitical social media can be to their company?

As we all know, people will eventually unfollow you if you post too much or too little, because your content may never been seen or your followers get too much information they do not want to know. So how often should we post on the fan pages? 

Is there any strategies to attract people to like or visit my fan page? There are people who does not know about some brands. Is there any ways to make people to be interested in brands that are not famous?

Is there a social media platform that companies should use above the rest?

With various platforms of social media being used multiple times a day. Should companies alter the content drastically from platform to platform to avoid redundancy?

What is the best kind of posts to make on my brands fan page.  Should they be links of what they are doing or should it be more personal stories about why the brand is good at what they do? Or should it be something else completly?

With social media growing, and new platforms being introduced, how relative and useful is Facebook and other older social media's going to be in the future? Are companies even going to use Facebook? It seems a lot of people now go to other sites to find information they are looking for.

How can I effectively atrract and target more facebook fans without wasting my time , what strategies should I use to do so?

What do I need to include on facebook fan page rather than advertisments or images of products? If  have a lot of fans on my fan page, what is the beneift of having those? 

Many people are being used many social network system and other media which is related with web. However, most users are just using social network system. Actually, they didn’t know well how to handle it. This class will deal with new media marketing. I hope to learn more specific parts of new media marketing and social network system from this class. 

After I finished the first research of the brand Walmart. There is the key message on the brand official website:"Walmart are saving money, making purchase more convenient and improve audiences’ life quality." My question is: Many brands do not have their key message on the website. Is there have any negative effect for the brand?

As digital marketing continues to grow with time there seems to be a growth in the number of emerging tactics and methods companies use to gain a better social media presence. What are some of the more notable "out there" methods of gaining a social media presence? Are there any methods that are considered to be the most innovative?

Does the use of multiple digital mediums reduce the need for other more expensive marketing mediums? And if so, does it reduce it by a significant amount or just by a minuscule amount?

What is the most efficient way to increase the reach of my assigned company's facebook page?