Hiscox (a leader in small business insurance) recently published a survey of 304 small business leaders to find out more about their social media use. The survey indicated that 47% of respondents do not use social media at all and 38% either didn’t have time to participate or know enough about it to get started. This is in stark contrast to larger businesses like Procter & Gamble who recently ended their 77 year sponsorship and production of daytime soaps to focus on social media advertising. Social media has become one of the most powerful advertising platforms for all businesses (large and small), and promises to be the vehicle to communicate with your customers now and in the future.
SMALL BUSINESSES
Just because you are not a large company with the budget to match doesn't mean you can't take advantage of digital marketing and social media strategies. Businesses of all shapes and sizes are engaging customers thorough the web daily, and you can too.
HEALTHCARE
Hospitals, private practices and medical groups of all shapes and sizes are communicating with and engaging their patients through digital marketing and social media. Additionally more and more patients are taking to the web and social media when selecting a healthcare provider. Make sure your patients can find you!
EDUCATION
Elementary, Middle, High Schools and even Universities are all engaging students, parents, and their communities using digital marketing and social media platforms. Sharing information, showcasing work, dispensing emergency info and more, there is a world of possibility for your school.
CHURCHES
Churches from coast to coast are finding creative ways to use the web and social media to spread their ministry. Events, videos, and podcasts are just a few ways to embrace and grow your congregation through the power of digital marketing and social media.