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Reaction for each image, calling on the public to react according to the publication. This way you guarantee participation and also get extra points when positioning yourself on the network . Also try to combine interactive images, take advantage of the gif, video and º functions that Facebook provides today. The main thing here is to keep everything under the same line of sight, of this and communication according to your business and of course, be careful not to exaggerate in the flood of content. Evaluate the frequency of publications A study by Buddy Media found that pages that made one to two posts a day had a much higher engagement rate than those pages with more than one post a day.
This relationship may be linked to the issue of quality and of course it will Special Data vary according to your type of business. Do frequent tests with your content and certify that your page has the consumer experience as a priority... in a few weeks it will be possible to observe better viewing and engagement results. Don't forget the CTAs Despite being in the ABC of digital marketing , it is very common for CTAs to be left aside when it comes to building good content for social networks. Inviting the reader to participate does wonders for the engagement rate, especially on Facebook. Surely, you've seen those “Share if you agree and like if you don't” posts, right? This type of content is a decoy and can be a good ally for interaction if used wisely.
Prioritize CTAs that invite the reader to interact, like, share and comment on your posts, and be sure to measure changes in engagement rates. Compare to find out which ones have the most results and focus on their use. Talk to your audience Remember when I said that engagement can't be a one way street? This information becomes even more important when we take into account the differential of a page that responds to its followers. Evaluate companies like Netflix, for example, which develops Social Media work by interacting with a good part of the comments, and mainly, the questions and complaints of users. Responding to comments helps in building trust with your company, in addition to collaborating with the SAC process. Consider having a professional specifically prepared for this type of interaction , and work on the voice and positioning of the company in the virtual world.
This relationship may be linked to the issue of quality and of course it will Special Data vary according to your type of business. Do frequent tests with your content and certify that your page has the consumer experience as a priority... in a few weeks it will be possible to observe better viewing and engagement results. Don't forget the CTAs Despite being in the ABC of digital marketing , it is very common for CTAs to be left aside when it comes to building good content for social networks. Inviting the reader to participate does wonders for the engagement rate, especially on Facebook. Surely, you've seen those “Share if you agree and like if you don't” posts, right? This type of content is a decoy and can be a good ally for interaction if used wisely.
Prioritize CTAs that invite the reader to interact, like, share and comment on your posts, and be sure to measure changes in engagement rates. Compare to find out which ones have the most results and focus on their use. Talk to your audience Remember when I said that engagement can't be a one way street? This information becomes even more important when we take into account the differential of a page that responds to its followers. Evaluate companies like Netflix, for example, which develops Social Media work by interacting with a good part of the comments, and mainly, the questions and complaints of users. Responding to comments helps in building trust with your company, in addition to collaborating with the SAC process. Consider having a professional specifically prepared for this type of interaction , and work on the voice and positioning of the company in the virtual world.