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logo design

How a Good Logo Defines Your Business

Wondering how a well-designed logo will benefit your business? Every business needs a logo to be successful, but having a professionally designed logo one will help propel your business to success. Having an established logo is worth every penny of the investment. In fact, 50% of consumers are more likely to patronize a brand with a logo that they recognize. 

Logo design is essential to branding. The logo tells it all: what your brand does, represents, and values. It shapes how people perceive you and your business, which in turn impacts their experience with the product or service that you offer them – be it through words on an advertisement or website page. Anything that has your logo on it impacts the consumer in one way or another.

When people say “not to judge a book by its cover,” they usually do anyway, and logo design is the same. The logo for your business needs to be impactful and memorable, as it sets the tone for the rest of your brand. There’s a reason people can remember logos from big brands instantly. 

An unprofessional-looking logo can also damage customer confidence, as they may question how well you will deliver on products or services rendered at their request.

So, what aspects of a logo should you consider?

Color

A brand color palette also plays an integral part in branding, as it creates a visual experience for the consumer. Think of the most iconic brands: that specific blue linked to a particular jewelry store, or yellow golden arches, a blue arrow. Those brands come to mind immediately without even having to say the name.

The color of your brand is not something to take lightly. Colors can help shape mood and subconsciously shape action. For example, blue invokes honesty, loyalty, and trustworthiness, whereas yellow relates to cheerfulness, serenity, and warmth. 

Not only is the color important, but the saturation of colors is another aspect to take into account. Saturation is how vibrant or dull a color looks. Fully saturated colors are in their purest form, rich and bright, while low saturated colors will look more gray and dull.

Your logo should be viewed on light and dark backgrounds, over pictures or video, and on your products. This is why having variations of your logo (black, white, and full color) is vastly important.

Symbol

Something as simple as an apple or the letter “f” has been turned into some of the most recognizable logos in the world. 

When creating a logo, look in the direction of simplicity. Not only will it help the consumer remember the logo better, but it is more visually appealing than a cluttered logo that looks like it has been designed with no intention in mind. Consumers will know that you are serious about your brand and them.

Type

Typography is more important than people realize. Choosing a font for your logo can be challenging but worth it in the end. It may seem tedious when a graphic designer sends logo variations with nearly identical fonts, but type plays a crucial role in overall branding.

The type should not only reflect your brand, but it should be visually appealing as well. Careful arrangement of typography ensures that your design is well-organized and makes it more engaging. Considering different aspects like font selection, color contrast between blocks and fonts, and blank space produce a better visual experience with users.

Readability is a crucial factor when choosing a type for your logo. Script, display, and gothic fonts tend to be harder to read, while serif and sans-serif fonts are easier to read.

Logo Design and Branding Assistance

A well-designed logo is a vital part of any company’s branding and marketing strategy. It can create trustworthiness with customers and help to set your business apart from the competition. If you need a new logo or want to update your old one, The AD Leaf can help. We have years of experience creating beautiful, simple logos that reflect the essence of your business. Contact us today at 321-255-0900 or email info@theadleaf.com and ask about our Graphic Design services.

What Is Domain Authority

What Is Domain Authority & Page Authority And Why Is It Important?

Have you been struggling to rank against your competitors? When it comes to Search Engine Optimization (SEO), one of the most important factors to pay attention to when trying to rank is Domain Authority & Page Authority. That is why we put together this information so that you know what factors we pay attention to for SEO! Let us show you how we can help you grow your brand organically!

What is Domain Authority?

Domain Authority (DA) is a ranking system developed by Moz to determine how likely a website is to rank in search engines like Google. According to Moz, “Domain Authority scores range from one to 100, with higher scores corresponding to greater likelihood of ranking.” While many people may think so, DA doesn’t actually play a role in Google ranking directly. It is rather an aggregate score of how well your website performs compared to the field of options on Google! This makes it more so a prediction tool on how likely you may be able to rank for certain keywords! As it is an aggregate score, it takes influence on a lot of different things to determine your rank, including page speed, keywords, & plenty of other factors! To reiterate, Google DOES NOT use Domain Authority as a means to determine your website rank! As such, it’s better to use DA as a means to examine how well your website’s performance as a comparison!

What is Page Authority

Page Authority (PA) is very similar to Domain Authority. Rather than taking the whole website into account it only determines a specific page in the website. Page Authority in a similar way to DA but it does differ in a certain way. It does not take into consideration specific on-page elements like keyword use or content optimizations. As such, much like DA, it is best used as a comparison to other pages that you are competing with. Page authority is scored on many similar things to Domain Authority, but some key factors include having high-quality content, & how frequently the page is updated. If the page hasn’t been updated in a couple of years then it is more likely to have poor rankings!

How Do I Improve My Domain/Page Authority?

If you’re looking to better improve your Domain/Page Authority then you are going to want to improve your SEO! Since they are both aggregate scores, you need to make your website & pages more competitive in Google Search Results to stand a chance against the ocean of competition! As your competitors increase their SEO and you aren’t doing the same, you’ll fall even further behind in DA! This is why it’s imperative that you are consistently improving your SEO in order to ensure that you can at least keep pace & with your current rankings! When it comes to Page Authority, there are a couple of factors that can help improve your overall score!

Need SEO or Content Writing Services?

If you’re in need of SEO services then getting in touch with the AD Leaf Marketing Firm will be the right move! If you have no experience in SEO it will be very difficult to rank in comparison to your competitors. Especially if they have a higher Domain Authority. This is why you should higher the AD Leaf to improve your SEO and content writing in order to have a higher chance of ranking for your website! The AD Leaf has the main goal of building strong synergistic marketing relationships with our clients. We will learn your goals, your mission, and what success looks like to you! Contact the AD Leaf today at 321-255-0900 to start your marketing services today!

How to Identify & Solve Customer Pain Points

Social media is an essential tool for thriving businesses in today’s world. You have already proved you are open to business and reachable by having active social media accounts. To help your business continue learning and growing, you will want to build genuine relationships with your clients/customers organically. Having these relationships will help you target your customer pain points. 

You might be wondering what a customer pain point is. A pain point is a specific problem that future and current customers of your business experience. By successfully targeting your customer’s pain points, you solve their problem. You must show them why they need you. General pain points include:

  • financial
  • productivity
  • process
  • support

and more.

Key Steps to Finding Customer Pain Points

  1. Utilize your social media platform – You can use your social media to ask for customer feedback. This strategy can be as simple as putting a poll on your Instagram story or creating a post that asks for feedback. Being open and honest with your audience opens the door to engagement and feedback. . Ensure that you are responding quickly to these responses to help build those relationships and keep the engagement flowing! Opening the door to more engagement from your target audience can include posting links to your blogs or posts with questions. If someone comments saying, “Thank you for this info! I just don’t know how to ___.” That is your sign to create a post, blog, or internal fix centered around the concern of your audience. 
  2. Conduct surveys- Conduct surveys with open-ended questions to get detailed answers from your customers. Send these emails to lists built through social media marketing, and let your audience know how you will use their feedback to improve your product or business. They will feel valued to give their responses! 
  3. Research– Put on your investigator hat to search your customers’ social media for pain points. This strategy can include checking their Facebook, LinkedIn, or other platforms to find their likes, dislikes, and discussions. This research can lead you to uncover a hidden pain point. 
  4. Know Your Industry– If you do not feel like digging into your customers’ social media, you can use other tools to aid your research. Regular industry-related keyword searches can be highly beneficial. Explore the “People also ask” box to see what is relevant to your search. You can also utilize “Answer The Public” to find what people recently asked about in your industry. 
  5. Utilize Technology– Live chats are a great way to connect with your customers. This helps you build rapport, gain information and insight, as well as build trust and answer any questions your customers might have.

To take the process even further, you can take a deep dive into your future customer’s path with the following steps:. 

    1. Awareness: The customer must become aware of your business through your company’s efforts to reach your target audience. 
    2. Interest: You spark your customer’s interest by pointing out you can solve their pain points such as doing their taxes, lawn care, roofing, hunger, etc. They will conduct their research about your brand by exploring your socials, website, etc. 
    3. Consideration: This could be a lead or someone inquiring about a service. Free consultations, free trials, etc., are great tools for your potential customers during this phase.  
    4. Intent: Imagine this phase is when your lead is sitting with your product or service in their shopping cart, almost to the checkout but not quite yet.
    5. Evaluation: Leads will weigh their opinions one more time before choosing your company. This step can include comparing your company with another company or service. What can you do to seal the deal?  
    6. Purchase: Your lead has decided they want your company and is now a customer! How can you get a referral? 

Here are a few questions to consider: 

  • What is your customer’s path to purchase?
  • How long is their path to buy? 
  • Can you improve their path to purchase?
  • What motivates your customer? 

Once you have taken this deep dive to learn more about your current and future customer pain points, you will see your business from a buyer’s perspective. Imagine you go to a website to submit a form, and it does not go through on their first two attempts. You would most likely look somewhere else, right? Leads and future customers must still decide for themselves, but if their path to purchase is smooth while you address solving their pain points, they will be interested throughout the journey. 

 

For more information on how you can target and improve your audiences’ pain points or better target your audience in general, please schedule a consultation with our marketing professionals at 321.255.0900, or feel free to email us at  info@theadleaf.com. 

 

Website Design

Website Design For The Best Lead and Customer Conversion

Currently, in 2022 there are over 1.92 billion active websites being hosted throughout the world today. But not all are converting website traffic into leads. It is now more important than ever, to build your website correctly, strategically, and in the mindset of achieving the mission, you expect with each webpage of your website. The Marketing and Advertising industries have conducted extensive A/B Testing with respect to website traffic and website customer lead conversion metrics. Through this discovery process, we have identified 5 components that websites need to show the consumer or business customer within 10 seconds of them viewing the web page in order to realize the best possible lead conversion for their website. Listed below are the 5 components of optimal lead conversion you need to implement within your website design for the best lead and customer conversion.  Remember, the ultimate objective with our website is converting website traffic into leads:

  1. Who are you? Your business logo needs to be strategically placed at the top left-hand corner of the website. Throughout the English language, we read from left to right, top to bottom. This is also standard across most websites and so the reader is programmed to look for it in that spot.
  2. What do you do? The reader(not you, but if you can’t decipher what you do from seeing your website, that’s worse) needs to be able to easily identify in 10 seconds of seeing your website, what it is that your business does, what service that it provides to your consumer?  In order to receive the credit for this, it needs to also be identifiable BEFORE the fold, or before you scroll your webpage down to the bottom.  The area that you see when you type a website URL(website address) into your website browser immediately when it loads, is called the “HERO” area.  Your website is going to be a Hero or a Zero and the customer will make that determination within 10 seconds.
  3. What makes you different from your competitors? Does the consumer need to understand what makes YOU different from your competitors?  The website home page needs to contain U.S.P’s (Unique selling points) and C.T.A’s(Calls to Action) that show the reader why they should call YOU instead of your competitors.  Great calls to action should be featured in strategic places above the fold, utilizing your branding and style color scheme.
  4. How do I contact you?  Your phone number needs to be placed at the top right corner of the website, and your email address prominently displayed so the consumer can easily contact you.  Also, the home page of the website must contain the standard “Form box” or side pop-out contact form.  These form boxes are standard across many websites.  They typically contain three lines:   Line1 is for the customers’ Name, Line 2 is for the customers’ email address, and Line 3 is for the customer to ask a question of you, or request additional information regarding your service and they then submit the form.  The form comes to YOU in an email.  These form boxes represent about 30-60% of total website communication from potential customers. Additionally, it is very important because it allows YOU to capture the potential clients’ email information as a lead so you can follow up with them.  If a contact form box is not feasible add the pop-out contact form plugin that floats along the right-hand side of your hero area within your banner images.  Installing a chat feature will also be a very important component to improve your lead conversion and lead flow.  At the end of the day, with nearly 1 Trillion active websites, you need to shout from the mountain tops, that you are open for business, you are welcoming to your customers, and that you are not forcing your customers to dig through your website just to contact you.  If you do not make it easy for your customers to reach you, you will lose your customers in 2022. The days of customers waiting with bated breath hoping and praying you will answer your phone to speak with the customer are long gone.  They do not have to be committed to you.  There are 9 other organic businesses on page 1 of Google, 3-10 Ad words businesses listed on page 1 of Google, and countless social media businesses listed for them to chose from.  Surely, one of your competitors will make things easy for your customer if you don’t and you won’t be converting website traffic into leads!
  5. Are you communicating effectively to your target audience?  This is where most of you completely miss the mark and target with your online business card or website.   When you developed your website, did you design its look, feel, content, layout, and structure with your target audience in mind?  Most business owners design their website with themselves in mind(based on your likes, your color pallet, your design pallet, what you wanted), and in most cases, the business owner isn’t their own target audience or target customer. As an example:  If your target customer is under age 35, do you have a chat feature installed?  Do you have a contact form box displayed on your home page?  Have you moved away from copy(written content) on the home page?  If you do have any content, is it written in 3-4 call to action bullet points?  If your target audience is an older consumer, do you have your phone number prominently displayed in the upper right-hand corner?  Is your website easy to navigate, is there a proper flow through starting from your home page to your about us page, to your services or products pages, and then to contact you?  If there are inconsistencies with the journey, the potential lead will just leave your page, it’s simple.  There are over 1.2 billion websites active online currently throughout the world right now.  If you do not communicate effectively to your target audience, you will lose your leads.  Remember, the main objective is converting website traffic into leads!

For more information on how you can improve your website by converting website traffic into leads, or how you can make a bigger impact within your business market please schedule a consultation. E: info@theadleaf.com P: 321.255.0900

Keyword optimization

How Keyword Optimization Can Generate Traffic To Your Site

Have you ever wondered how websites gain so much organic traffic? There are many different aspects that contribute to gaining traffic, but one of the most vital points is keyword optimization. Keyword optimization or keyword research is the process of studying, evaluating, and selecting the best keywords to target in order to attract the right visitors to your website from search engines.

How To Begin Your Keyword Optimization

To begin, consider the subjects you want to rank for. You should come up with roughly 5-10 subject that you believe are relevant to your business, and then utilize those topics to assist you to come up with some particular keywords later in the process. Think of these topics from a buyer persona. Thnk to yourself what subjects your target audience would look up that you’d like your company to be found for.

Figuring out the monthly search volume for specific keywords will help you see the importance of this word to the audience you are wanting to target. After figuring out what topics you are wanting to target, then you can begin choosing the best keywords for your pages content. These keywords that you choose are going to be vital to rank for in the SERPs (search engine results pages) since your target consumer is most likely searching for these keywords.

Another clever technique to get keyword ideas is to determine which terms your website is already being searched for. You can use website analytics tools like Google Analytics or HubSpot’s Sources report, which is included in the Traffic Analytics tool, to perform this. Take a closer look at your website’s traffic sources and through your organic search traffic to find out what terms visitors are using to find your site.

It is essential that your web page solves the problem that the searcher wanted to solve rather than merely include the term that the searcher used. So, how does this effect your keyword research? It’s easy to accept keywords at face value, yet they can have a variety of meanings beyond the surface. Because the purpose behind a search is so critical to your ranking potential, you must exercise extreme caution when interpreting the keywords you target.

Finding and Choosing Keywords

Once you’ve decided on a list of keywords for which you want to rank, it’s time to narrow it down to the best ones for your website.

You can gain search volume and traffic predictions for terms you’re interested in using Google’s Keyword Planner. Then, use what you’ve learned from Keyword Planner and utilize Google Trends to fill in the gaps.

Use the Keyword Planner to identify any phrases on your list that have too little or too much search traffic and don’t help you maintain the healthy selection we discussed before. But, before you remove anything, check Google Trends for their trend history and estimates. You can assess whether some low-volume phrases are something you should invest in now – and reap the advantages afterwards.

Big businesses often target high search volume terms, and because these brands are already well established, Google typically awards them with authority over a wide range of topics. You should also choose keywords with less competition. Keywords that don’t already have numerous searches for the top rank might give you the slot by default – assuming no one else is competing for it.

Having The Right Team To Back You Up

Search engine optimization and keyword optimization are a vital part of your business. There are so many aspects that go into SEO and can be daunting to the average person. Business owners already have so many other responsibilities on their plate and will choose a marketing firm to do all the work for them while they focus on running their business. The AD Leaf has a dedicated group of individuals that focus on generating these leads and traffic for your company.

The AD Leaf has a large spectrum of what can be done. We work with creating content for your website, maintaining your social media platforms, SEO and Google Ads, graphic design, and much more. The sky is the limit when you have a large team of professionals taking care of all your website and media needs.

social media engagement

Knowing Where Your Social Media Audience Is

social media engagement

The baseline of any marketing campaign is your audience. You need to know what your social media audience is, what they’re looking for, and what channels they’re using to receive messages. Without essential information like this, the content you create could be stunning, but it’s not going to the right people. That is why knowing where your social media audience is engaging most often will help you narrow down how large you need to cast your social net. 

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4 Tips for Writing Better Content

4 Tips for Writing Better Content

How can you write better copy? Business professionals from every industry struggle with their writing, so you’re far from the only one asking. Even marketers struggle to write focused, compelling copy from time to time. So what is it about putting ideas to paper that trips so many people up? Let’s dig into 4 tips for writing better content.

1. Start With a Plan

If you don’t have a plan, your writing will lack focus. Without knowing what the end goal is, it’s difficult to determine what steps need to take to reach that destination. When you sit down to write, start by outlining your main points and then filling in the supporting details.

This strategy benefits user experience in the end, especially for pages on a website. When a writer starts with a main idea and breaks it down into smaller digestible parts, the writing will also be easier to read. Great online content starts with a title (main idea) and breaks that down into smaller digestible parts (subheadings). This way, when someone goes to read that page, they can quickly navigate to the section of the page they’re looking for.

2. Focus on the Reader’s Perspective

This tip may seem obvious, but when it comes to putting our ideas down for someone else to read, we all too often write from our point of view instead of theirs. Practicing empathy in your writing and trying to put yourself in the reader’s shoes can go a long way. Here’s a mental exercise that may help. Think about your ideal reader, consumer, or audience member and not just your target audience. If you could only get the result you want if they experience the fullest extent of your product or service, what would you tell them?

Considering your audience’s pain points will not only make you a better writer by making your content more relatable, but it will also show that you can solve their problems and alleviate their concerns. And that’s what great marketing boils down to in the end.

3. Be Direct and Be Clear

Have you ever thought, “I’m not sure how to phrase this”? If you’re like most, this thought has surely crossed your mind at least once or twice. The tried and true solution to this dilemma is:

  • Challenge yourself with another question, “What is it that you’re trying to say?”
  • Say it out loud, detach yourself from the writing process for a moment and verbally summarize to yourself what the message is.
  • Next, write that down. It sounds simple enough, but we can get so sucked into typing out the next sentence that we give ourselves “analysis paralysis” and freeze up. Explain it to yourself or someone else, and then write that.

A common trap many writers fall into is that they try to sound “smart” by using uncommon words and phrases or some roundabout way of conveying their message. No one likes to feel confused when they’re reading; if anything, confusion will encourage them to put it down or read something else. The best writers can take complex topics and make it so anyone can understand them.

This strategy doubles as a filter for industry jargon, cliches, and passive voice, which hurt your writing and usually waste the reader’s time.

4. Proofread!

The quickest way to lose credibility with your audience is to make careless errors that make it to the final draft. The great Stephen King said, “To write is human, to edit is divine.” It can be easy to cut corners and skip the proofreading/editorial process, but the writing will always suffer for it. If you’re coming up on a deadline and are pressed for time, save time at the end for proofreading and editing.

  • Read your text and reread it
  • Read your writing out loud or ask someone else to read it over
  • Check for typos, grammatical errors, and inconsistencies (if you’re not sure about a grammatical rule or how to spell something, look it up)

Professional Content Marketing With The AD Leaf Marketing Firm

Writing compelling, conversion-focused content is a time investment. Research, planning, writing, and proofreading not only takes practice and years of experience to do well, but it also takes time away from you running your business and spending time with your family. Save yourself the hassle of having to do yet another thing and call 321-255-0900 or email info@theadleaf.com and ask about our Content Marketing services.

Optimize Images for Web

The Importance of Optimizing Your Images

When most people think of optimizing their website for Search Engines including Google, most think of updating meta titles, descriptions, & keywords in order to rank as high as possible. Yet, an often overlooked aspect would be to optimize images for web usage. There are plenty of ways to ensure that your images are optimized properly for usage online. Here are a list of things that we consider extremely important when it comes to optimizing images for web & search engines. 

Optimize Images For Web By Changing The Image Format

When it comes to picking the right format for online there are very few choices that can beat WebP. WebP is a modern image format that provides lossy compression for web-used images. According to Google developers, WebP lossless images are ~26% smaller in size compared to PNGs and lossy images are 25-34% smaller than JPEG images of the same quality. There are plenty of ways to convert your images online to WebP! If you have a WordPress website there are some plugins that can handle the conversions for you. One extremely useful plugin is WebP Converter for Media! This plugin can help convert already uploaded content like JPEGs, PNGs, & GIF formats into WebP so that you don’t have to go through the painstaking process of re-uploading each individual image on you own! 

Add Image Alt Text To Your Images

If you’re looking to improve & optimize your webpage for Google then including image alt text is extremely important for improving your rankings. Alt text is basically the written copy of the image. This will allow search engines to better crawl and rank the webpage it is on! Basically, Google uses alt text to better understand what the image is about, but the webpage it is on.  However, it is not as simple as just describing the image! You want the alt text to not only describe the image, but represent the content that is on the page. It’s also best to include semantic keywords rather than implementing the direct keyword itself! Another thing to consider is if you have multiple images on your page then don’t shove your keyword or phrase into every image’s alt tags. You’ll want to pick one image that represents the content best on the page and give that one your keyword. 

Geotag Your Images

Another thing to consider including when optimizing your images is to Geotag all your images. Geotagging is the process of appending geographic coordinates to media based on the location of a mobile device. People naturally do this all the time. If they post a picture of themselves at a location on social media platforms like Instagram, they tag their location. Geotagging can not only help increase your brand awareness, but also helps you better analyze where all your web traffic is coming from. A fantastic program to use for geotagging is GeoSetter. This freeware tool can be used in order to change the geo data & metadata of image files. 

Need To Optimize Your Images

Contact The AD Leaf Marketing Firm to handle your SEO Optimizations today! We not only optimize images, but we also optimize your websites meta titles, descriptions, & page speed to help get you ranking on search engines like Google & Bing. We will do the keyword research to find the phrases that best correlate to your business, optimize content that is already present on your website to help improve your chances of ranking higher, & improve your Local Search Engine Marketing to make sure your business is visible in map searches. The AD Leaf wants to make sure your website pops up in organic search results. This way when people are searching for a product or service you are one of the top choices that appear! Contact us today at 321-255-0900 to learn more about our services or read more about what SEO can provide to your website here

Web Design Bounce Rates

How Stellar Web Design Improves Bounce Rate

Even though the quality of a website’s content is what keeps an audience on a website, an appealing web design first catches the audience’s attention and keeps them on a site, keeping your bounce rate low. The design of a website is an essential component of making an indelible mark upon the target audience. Moreover, it impacts how your audience perceives your brand. For example, even if you have the best information among your competitors, your audience will leave the website and turn to your competitors if the design doesn’t resonate with your audience. This is why your website must have these five items to encourage your audience to remain on the site and lower bounce rates.

Web Content Presentation

When your audience visits your website, make the content presentation stand out. They need to be able to access info quickly and easily. Your website should deliver it. Heavy-text information without a good presentation can overwhelm your audience and make them leave your website. Moreover, the presentation also refers to the colors and fonts you use on the site. Choosing the proper colors and fonts can emphasize what is important about your content and makes the content easy to read.

Colors

The colors of your website can affect your viewer’s impressions and moods. Pick a color scheme that not only matches your branding but also appealingly presents your information. If you don’t, your web design will be a key influence on your bounce rate.

The colors can also help viewers decide whether your website is the real deal or not. After all, the right colors can help convey people’s emotions about your brand. It is also important to be ADA compliant. To find out more about this requirement, click here.

Navigation Design

Another killer of web design bounce rates is poor navigation. When your audience visits your website, you do not want them to get frustrated because of the complicated layout. Having a hard time navigating through a website can discourage your audience from remaining on the page. You want to ensure that your visitors make as few clicks as possible to find the information they want. Take them through an easy flow and format to see all information.

SEO

Don’t forget to include SEO. Many web design elements and practices influence how you publish content on your website, which in turn affects how search engine spiders crawl and index your website. As a result, a poorly designed website can have you ranking poorly on search engines.

Website Mobile Responsiveness

Nowadays, more people use their smartphones or other mobile devices to find information on the internet. Therefore, it will be essential for you to ensure that your website is fully responsive so that your audience can easily access your website and find the information they need without having a hard time zooming in and out of the pages.

Does Your Website Need a Refresh?

These are just some of the elements we employ for our clients to ensure their websites rank well and score high marks for client retention. Is your website not the lead capturing powerhouse it should be? Then, it is time for a refresh. Contact us today for a personalized strategy to get clients utilizing your website today!

tik tok on phone for business

Tik Tok is Not Just for Teens: Using It for Business

tik tok on phone for business Many people think that Tik Tok is just a place for teenagers to hang out and share videos. But there are plenty people who have found success using Tik Tok for business too! These brands have been using Tik Tok as an advertising platform, but not in the traditional sense. If you’re looking for some new ways to advertise your business, make sure you check out this blog post with different ways to use this incredibly popular and unique social media app.

Why Use Tik Tok for Your Business

You may be wondering if there’s any data to backup that Tik Tok isn’t just for teens. Well, we’re so glad you asked! In fact, there is! According to 2022 data from Backlinko, only 25% of Tik Tok users are teens while 22% are 20-29, 21% are 30-39 and surprisingly 20% are 40-49. As you can see Tik Tok has become a platform used by a range of ages and therefore is a place where you can reach audiences of all kinds.

So, why Tik Tok when there are plenty of other platforms to market on? First of all, right now you have a higher chance of going viral on Tik Tok than you do any other platform thanks to the way the algorithms work. Secondly, at the time of this article it’s the most popular website in the world. And third, it’s become more than just an app. It’s basically become a social movement where people come to express themselves, entertain themselves and get lost for hours. It’s the perfect place to meet people where they are.

How to Use Tik Tok For Business

You cannot approach Tik Tok as a business owner like you would a traditional marketing or advertising platform. The app is built on user-generated content, so your videos need to be creative and interesting enough to get people’s attention. The key is to think outside the box and come up with ideas that are unique to Tik Tok. Stock images, videos and overly salesy approaches will not work on this platform so save those for other platforms.

There are a few ways that you can use Tik Tok to market your business.

First, create a profile for your business on the app and add videos that introduce your company and what you do. You can post simple videos of you talking to the camera describing your mission, why you do what you do and what makes you so passionate about it. Or you can show your processes and behind the scenes shots. Be sure to make these videos creative and interesting so that people will want to watch them.

Second, add hashtags to your videos that are relevant to your business. This will help people who are interested in what you do find your videos. Some popular hashtags for businesses on Tik Tok include #businessowner, #smallbusiness and #startup.

Third, create challenges for your followers to complete. This is a great way to engage with your audience and get them excited about what you do. For example, if you own a restaurant, you could challenge people to make the best dish using only three ingredients or to come up with their own unique menu item.

Fourth, collaborate with other Tik Tok users in your industry. This is a great way to get exposure for your business and to learn from other people who are successful in your field.

Fifth, use creative effects and filters to make your videos stand out. This will help you attract attention and encourage people to watch them all the way through.

Sixth, make sure your videos are high quality and use captions when possible. Poor quality videos will likely not get many views, and people are more likely to watch a video that has subtitles.

Seventh, be consistent with your posting schedule. If you post once a week, post once a week. If you post three times a day, post three times a day. This will help keep people interested in what you have to share.

Can You Help Me Market My Business On Tik Tok?

Yes! We Absolutely can help you market your business on Tik Tok and we love helping business owners with this platform. We have several options too. If you are comfortable getting behind the camera and just need help with strategy such as what kind of videos to make, how to edit them and post them, we can help with consulting. We will send you weekly scripts and prompts so you can shoot the videos at your location. All you have to do is shoot the videos and send them to us and we do all the editing, publishing, engagement and work to run your account for you. If you’re not comfortable in front of the camera and want us to take care of the video content for you as well we can do the full package. For more information on how we can help get you Tik Tok trending, call us today or text us at 321-255-0900.