Growth Through Marketing Blog
How to target the sandwich generation
In this video, Kevin Banet, of Savvy Senior Marketing, explains how Facebook pay-per-click ads can be used to find adult children of seniors who need various kinds of senior services.This video's essentials: Do you have enough marketing collateral to make ads...
How to make your timid leads blossom into clients
The missing element in many prospecting programs Harry the salesman slumps back in his chair for the third time in twenty minutes. His half-cup of coffee is cold, and he looks out over the top of his worn-cloth cubicle wanting to twist someone's head off. "These leads...
Five ways to boost your promotion in 2021
Stuck in a publicity rut? Here are five quick resolutions to boost your marketing program for 2021. 1. Get more Facebook likes Simply ask for comments. Put up a compelling photo. Ask your fans to share it on their timelines with a request to like your page. Or boost...
The landing page – leave it out and waste your ad dollars
Are you wasting your ad budget? Google receives some $12 billion in ad revenue each year. Facebook, some $4 billion. But how much of that is wasted? By wasted I mean that many marketers fail to include one essential step in their ad plan: a good landing page. A...
Grow your business with newsletter signups
It’s been said that the only purpose of Facebook is to grow your email list. And I bet you thought email was dead. After all, everyone gets bombarded with spam. We all hate the tons of emails we get, but let’s admit it — everyone reads the letters of their favorite...
Make a meme and boost your Facebook image
The court jester in the king’s castle of years ago served a helpful purpose – he made people laugh, often making light of current events. Today’s court jester lives on Facebook in the form of memes – those eye-catching photos with pithy sayings that can go viral in...
Should I boost my post on Facebook?
One of my clients recently asked me, "Should I boost my post on Facebook?" If you want to be committed to social media marketing, the answer is yes. Boosting your post on Facebook involves paying for clicks on a post that you already made. Facebook prompts you to...
