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The Basic Guide to Social Media for your Small Business
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Social media is one of the best ways to promote your brand. We use social media to share the things we love all the time. You might find yourself posting about a book you love on social media. Your friends and followers may decide to buy the book so they can read it themselves. Without realizing it, you just did social media marketing! That’s really how easy social media marketing can be. However, when you are ready to level up your business, it’s time to take your leads on a journey through the marketing funnels that will convert them into clients.
Marketing doesn’t have to be “show and tell” tactics. I like to think of it as sharing what you love with people you care about. It’s important to stay heart-centered in your marketing and never lose sight of the potential client who is inspired by your unique product or service to follow your guided path.
Let’s think of the social media marketing funnel as a path with different stopping points. Each stopping point brings the prospective client further into a relationship with you. The path starts when someone first learns about your business and continues through until they make a purchase or become your client. It’s the middle part of the path where the magic happens. In marketing terms, it’s often called “lead nurturing.” It’s where the relationship is formed through engagement and providing value to them. AI tools can be used to automate your lead nurturing process and still provide a personal touch.
In marketing terms, there are phases (or stages) to a funnel. Each phase is customizable to your brand and what you do for your clients. Every phase serves a purpose in the potential client’s journey. Think of the phases as stopping points on the path.
As you can see from each phase of the marketing funnel, social media plays a significant role. People become leads when they see your social media posts. They may find you by searching keywords or seeing a post someone else shared. Social media doesn’t stop there. Your social media content is part of the nurturing middle phases by providing educational and inspirational content.
Once they become clients or make a one-time purchase, your social media doesn’t stop at the bottom of the funnel. Continue engaging with them through your social media platforms and building relationships. This will also help them to remember you when they need your services or products again. Or, if they have a friend needing your products or services, they will know who to recommend.
Are you in the wellness industry and struggling to generate ongoing leads? Contact us at Finding Business Balance for more information on how we can assist you with your social media marketing needs.
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