Which Social Media Platform Should I Use? Working on a small budget? Social media effectiveness and NFL on Twitter.

In your opinion, what is the most usefull social media platform to us whena company is prepared to use a large amount of advertisements?

I think instagram and snapchat is already taking place of Facebook. People care about privacy. Like me, I don't like facebook because just type in few information(key words), everyone can find you page, know what did you do and know about your information. It's  convenience but it's unsafe. Instagram is so popular right now because it's more private than facebook.

Both of them is social media, but instagram is you can know new people, facebook is know people you already know. And facebook is more "busniess", too much advertisings. 

With social media being the main source in marketing and getting ads to customers, how do owners get their ads to people who might not have access to social media?

With all the social media platforms available and the plethora of ad space purchased on each of them, do you think users and consumers will eventually get rid of their social media and it will become a lost form of marketing?

Which is the best social media platform to target in your opinion? 

Do you think visual presentation is important when giving a digital strategy proposal to a real client? Or is verbal presentation good enough?

What do you think of Instagram trying to change their feed using algorithms? Do you think doing this will hurt or help businesses?

Since social media's relevancce and importance is growing exponentially, should people slowly move away from other forms of advertising to master their online marketing? Should money be allocated to different places?

What is the best social media advertising to target millenials in your opinion? Facebook? Twitter? Instagram? I mean...If you had to pick one that is.

What is the best social media advertising to target millenials in your opinion? Facebook? Twitter? Instagram? I mean...If you had to pick one that is.

I also find Facebook advertising to be the most useful, but what metrics are the most efficient to analyze in Facebook. On another note, how important is Storied Engagement Rate vs. Click through and conversion rate?

I have found Facebook to be the most influential form of advertising to me since I have been a college student. The videos, side ads and large amout of users make it the most versatile medium in my opinion. Do you think that this has to do with age, or has it just gotten more advanced since I got to college?

If a company is trying to make a break into the Ecommerce market, what would be the best digital platform? They are in a commercial construction market. 

In my opinion, most social media marketing is pretty standard across the board. I am wondering how advertisers are going to take it to the next level to keep the attention of the consumers. 

Which social media platform do you think will be the thing that replaces Facebook and consumers will become addicted to? Do you think that will also be the same for which advertisers believe will be the next Facebook?

What are some creative ways to market on Snapchat?

Which social platform do you see being the number one platform for advertisers within the next 5 years?

What are some marketing tools that could increase social media awareness? Are there any tools on social media websites that could be utilized by marketers that may not be so obvioius (i.e. hashtags)?

If a company uses multiple social media platforms and finds that certain platforms aren't nearly as effective as others, should they abandon that platform? And how can we define that a platform is suitable for that brand for use?

How should a large company approach advertising if they have never advertised before?

Hi Ross, thank you for answering my question about Twitter's partenrship. It is interesting to see how successful this is for Twitter. I look forward to seeing in from a fans perspective as well. I definitley can see this being successful with other plattforms. 

How much of an emphasis should be put on design principles in marketing?

Since social media usage is so prevelant nowadays, how can brands use social media to their advantage when trying to ensure quality control and customer satisfaction? 

I have realized with my brand that they have a large budget. When deciding where to put the money towards, should the budget be broken down equally for each social media or should it be based on need? I have felt the pressure to a lot enough money to different areas but how do you know which is the most effective?

I feel like since my brand is a TV network (Espn), I don't think they would use a social media platform that most other companies use. Is there a specific social media platform that TV Networks use more than other? If so, can you provide some examples?

Obivously, Ikea uses all kinds of available platforms and there is a definite difference in platform contribution. My question is how does a brand normally treat a newly available platform?

If a company uses multiple social media platforms and finds that certain platforms aren't nearly as effective as others, should they abandon that platform?

Looking more closely at my brand and the future of technology, I see my customers gravitating towards mobile media and app platforms. As social media becomes so much more apparent in today's society, advertising campaigns must tailor their digital strategies to fit the needs of consumers online. Sponsorships still continue to play a large role, especially with the introduction of meme's & digital cartooning. As Snapchat and Instagram continue to grow and gain users, ad agencies must come up with fresh ideas to keep up with the latest trends.