Do you know any restaurants, franchises, retail stores, bars, nightclubs or brands that have a hard time managing their social media channels and online reputation? Businesses that have no time to execute successful campaigns to engage their customers? These businesses tend to lose customers, sales and market share to their competitors. Wouldn’t it be great if there were a company that could help manage their Facebook and Twitter accounts? Create compelling content for their Instagram, Pinterest and YouTube channel? Respond to all customer complaints or praises on Yelp, Urbanspoon, Google Places and Tripadvisor, as well as help to execute successful campaigns to increase sales, engagement and customer loyalty? Good news! Such company exists! D2D Digital can create conversations on your behalf that engage your audience, expand your reach, and attract new leads using social and digital marketing.
Email marketing for small business has proven to be a successful way to drive revenue and stay top-of-mind. Small Business owners not using email marketing, or not optimally using email marketing,generally fall into one of two categories: – I’m Not A Marketer. Small business owners are just that – owners of a small business – they run a yoga studio, a restaurant, they are a real estate agent, maybe they run a small manufacturing firm. What they are not are marketers. These people generally do not have the time, expertise and most importantly the desire to either learn how to do marketing themselves, never mind learn how to use a software as-a-service (SAAS) email marketing solution. – Been There, Done That: These are small business owners that have attempted to use a SAAS email marketing solution but for one or many reasons cannot perform the marketing activities that they desire...
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Small business owners have about a zillion things to do each day – and social media is not usually at the top of the priority list. However, the smart, effective use of social media is essential to building a business’s brand, connecting with potential customers, fostering customer loyalty, and even resolving customer complaints. Sadly, social media is no field of dreams for most small businesses. Just because you build it doesn’t mean that followers, likes and re-tweets will come. It’s not uncommon for a small business’s Facebook page or Twitter account to languish due to lack of content. You need to be sharing interesting, meaningful and relevant content that gives folks a reason to follow your business.
