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    Digital marketing tips for your small business

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryOctober 26, 2021Updated:October 26, 2021No Comments
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    Whether you’ve recently started a small business or are well into your first year of trading, you might be wondering how you can take your digital marketing efforts to the next level. You’ve probably come to the realisation that marketing is essential for drawing in new customers and keeping old ones interested, so it’s well worth the time and effort. But knowing how to improve your efforts isn’t always easy, which is why this blog is here to help. If you’ve been looking for actionable tips to help you grow your business, then you’ve come to the right place.

    Audits

    Digital marketing audits help you to figure out what is and isn’t working for you and your business. This is particularly key if you’ve been doing some digital marketing and aren’t seeing results. While you can choose to use analytics software and collect data yourself, audits are sometimes best performed by a professional third party. This could be an agency that you work with for a while or a freelancer. It can be really difficult to see the mistakes in your own methods because you’re too close to the problem. A professional marketer will be able to quickly pinpoint where you’re falling down and help you to move forwards.

    Strategy

    Doing digital marketing without a strategy is unlikely to give you the results you need. It’s important that you sit down and figure out what your goals are and how you’re going to get to them. The strategy doesn’t have to be complicated, but it does require quite a bit of legwork in the beginning. If you’ve never taken the time to work out who your ideal customer is then you’re already way behind the competition. Speaking of the competition, do you know what they’re doing well? Understanding how your competition engages with their audience will help you to build a stronger online presence and develop your marketing strategy.

    Social Media

    If you’re yet to use social media as a marketing tool then it’s high time that you do. Social media is an incredibly powerful way to raise awareness of your products and services, but it has to be done right. Too many businesses set up a profile on various websites and fail to produce the right kind of content to attract the right audience. Before creating your social media accounts try to understand what the audiences on different platforms are looking for.

    Paid Adverts

    While there are lots of free ways to market your business, paid adverts can sometimes give you the boost you need when they’re done well. You don’t have to run paid adverts all the time, so if you’re worried about budget then there’s always a way to fit paid adverts in with your finances. But because you’re paying for these adverts, you need to make sure they’re going to be as effective as possible during the time they’re running. You could work with a digital marketing expert if you don’t feel confident creating them yourself.

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