How to Analyze Social Media Performance Without Spending Money on Tools

Whether you are running a small business or a multinational corporation, every business needs to be on social media. Through it, you can build brand awareness, fill your funnel, generate new leads, as well as cooperate with customers. Innovative disruptors are continuing to emerge, developing day by day, even hour by hour. Being on top of your industry is not a guarantee that you will stay there forever. Therefore, it is crucial for your business to analyze social media in order to better understand existing and potential customers.

How to Promote Your Small Ecommerce Website

In the past, all that was required to sell your products was a brick–and–mortar store. Things have changed greatly over the years, including an influx of online stores. In 2022 if you do not promote your small eCommerce website online, customers will not be able to find you. If you have set up an online store but do not know where to start, this blog is for you.

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How to Choose the Best Social Media Platform For Your Small Business Needs

Social media is a powerful marketing tool, but to leverage it for your small business, you have to understand which platform best suits the needs of your company. With so many platforms and so little time, it is impossible to be active on every outlet. You can narrow down your choice and focus your efforts for the best ROI. In this article, we’ll walk you through the main considerations for choosing the best social media platform for your small business.

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Necessary

Navigate the website, navigate the store

WordPress, Woocommerce, Jetpack

Advertising

advertising

Facebook, Twitter
Facebook pixel
Twitter personalization

Analytics

To track traffic and usage data

Google
Google
Google

Communication

opt-in, emails

MailChimp