Top 10 DOs and DONTs of Digital Marketing
1) Have Your Social Media Profiles Completed in Full No one likes to get to a Twitter page only to find out that they haven’t taken the time to upload a photo to their account. Photos are a good start, having a name that is easily identified as being you and your business is a must, and take that extra 5 minutes to fill out all the “about you” information. First impressions are important and lasting. What do your social media profiles say about you? 2) Don’t Have Multiple Profiles Just as hard as it is to try and live two separate lives, so it is to manage multiple profiles of yourself. This doesn’t mean that everything is all or nothing and you have to live your life as an open book. But it does mean that if you’re going to be on a particular network that you familiarize yourself with the security settings so you can know what you’re posting publicly and privately. 3) You Are What You Tweet…and Share Just use good common sense. The internet is now the track record of y...