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Social Media Best Practices: How to Write a Successful Post

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Social media has become a large part of our society, and the sheer volume of shared posts is enough to overwhelm anyone. For some people, these platforms offer a way to snapshot their day and share their lives with their family and friends. But you can use social media platforms for business too.

With its popularity, social media has become crucial to communication and marketing strategies to reach your target audience. Businesses and social media marketers must make their posts stand out from the crowd, and with the fleeting attention spans of users, quickly capturing their interest is essential.

So, how do we do that? Through social media strategies, of course.

Creating successful social media posts isn’t a matter of luck. It requires strategy. Instead of releasing random posts into the internet void, create content tailored towards the requirements of each social media platform.

Read on to find out how to create a successful social media post for different platforms and increase brand awareness with your target audience online.

 

The Diversity of Social Media Platforms

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The first part of creating social media content is understanding the different platforms and how to alter your posts accordingly. Find out which demographics use each platform and their user behaviour so you can tailor your posts to suit their preferences and needs.

You also need to recognise the purpose and tone of each platform. Not fitting with these traits can reduce user engagement and make your post less successful.

Here’s how to write a good social media post for different platforms.

 

Crafting for X

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X, formerly known as Twitter, is renowned for its short posts and concise messaging. To create a successful X (previously a Tweet), you must capture the key takeaway from your post and contain it in the character restriction within the platform.

Take advantage of hashtags to widen your reach, but use them strategically. Hashtags enable others to find your X, but they are also part of the character limit, so the more you use, the shorter your actual post can be.

Also, use relevant images to catch your audience’s eye. Make your post visually appealing so people are more likely to engage with your posts, which can bring more attention to your brand.

 

Mastering Facebook’s Landscape

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On the other hand, Facebook has a significantly larger character limit, enabling your posts to be longer and more detailed. Use this platform to spark conversation with your target audience, such as by providing snippets of blog posts on your website (providing a link to the relevant post can also increase website traffic if people want to read more).

Like all social media, images and videos are a great way to enhance your storytelling. They must be relevant to your post and fit with your business’ personal brand.

Additionally, keep up to date with the algorithm so your content doesn’t suffer when it changes. Identify the best times to post your content to get the maximum interaction and engage with your audience to foster a sense of community and loyalty.

 

Navigating LinkedIn’s Professional Space

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For those appealing to a B2B audience, LinkedIn is the perfect social media platform to use.

Tailor your content to professionals through thought-provoking articles demonstrating your expertise in your industry. You can also use this to connect with others in your field and discuss current trends.

These posts, again, can be longer, showing your knowledge of a subject and attracting the interest of companies wanting expert solutions to their problems.

LinkedIn’s Publishing Platform is a great way to expand your reach amongst your online audience. It allows you to write, publish and share articles on LinkedIn, helping you reach a new audience and increase your online visibility.

 

Captivating on Instagram’s Visual Playground

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Instagram offers several posting methods, including Reels, Stories and posts; make the most of the available visual options.

Your posts must align with your brand to increase recognition and establish your online presence. For example, Fly High Media primarily uses a colour scheme of red, white and grey within their posts and maintains the same font throughout.

Make your content visually appealing through carousels and images to attract the audience’s attention. However, this isn’t the only post type on Instagram.

Reels are short videos visible to the public and can be great ways to summarise a longer content piece. Stories can be a mixture of images and videos only available to your followers or those visiting your public profile. Use a combination of all three post types to appeal to different audience members.

This social media platform is a great way to work with influencers for a broader reach online. Micro-influencers, for example, are becoming more popular within digital marketing strategies to help promote products and services.

You can also use location tags to collaborate with other businesses and increase your discoverability, especially for people in your local area.

 

Cracking the TikTok Code

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People use TikTok for short videos, but this doesn’t mean you must ignore it in your marketing strategy. For example, TikTok is one way to shop on social media platforms, done through TikTok Shop. This is ideal for businesses wanting to showcase and sell their products, as it can be done through the app.

TikTok videos can be high-energy and incorporate trends, challenges and music to make your business appear more human. This is your time to get your staff involved in the social media posts and not just as another expert to inform your audiences. For example, some TikTok trends, such as the Pass the Phone Challenge, can be done amongst friends and co-workers.

This is the platform to show your authentic personal brand. Connections come from relatability and authenticity, so ensure you include both throughout your posts to appeal to and engage with a broader target audience.

 

The Art of the Successful Post

Now you know how the different platforms have their own requirements for success, but what else do you need to include? Some things, such as images and hashtags, are available on various platforms. Find out how to make the most of them within your social media.

 

The Power of Hashtags

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Hashtags, as previously mentioned, enable people to find your content. When you write your post, your hashtags must be relevant and trending to achieve the best results. There’s no point in including #easyrecipes in your DIY furniture post.

Furthermore, don’t include too many hashtags, as this can reduce the length of your post on X (formerly Twitter). Even for platforms without this limit, many hashtags can appear cluttered. For example, it is recommended you only use 3-5 hashtags on Instagram and 1-2 on X.

Branded hashtags can be a great way to promote community engagement. These are hashtags unique to your business or brand, such as the company slogan or name, and can increase your online visibility and loyalty amongst your target audience.

 

Images that Speak Volumes

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They say pictures speak louder than words, and social media is no different. Images should be relevant to your message when incorporated into your posts. You can also make them reflect your brand, such as through colour schemes.

To promote authenticity, you can include user-generated content. Individuals, not brands, produce this content, and it can be a great marketing tool. For example, GoPro uses this content style for their YouTube channel, with some of their videos filmed by users.

Be aware that if you use user-generated content, you must obtain the original creator’s permission to use it first and credit them when you post it.

Remember that each platform has its own image dimensions that best suit its posts, so alter your images accordingly. Optimise your images to ensure they are in the suitable format, resolution and size for the best quality.

 

The Allure of Engaging Headings

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Your text must also grab your audience’s attention, so use headings to catch their interest and encourage them to continue reading your post. Pique their curiosity and, if you have longer content, include subheadings to guide them through the article. These subheadings enable users to find the section they are looking for if they don’t want to read the whole article, so they can still engage with your post.

Not all headings should be the same. Experiment with the different styles to find which ones gain the most traction with your audience, and keep them varied to avoid repetition.

 

Social media is a large part of digital marketing, so understanding the nuances of each platform is vital to successful campaigns. For your social media posts to be the most effective, they must adapt to suit their specific platform and the ever-changing algorithms that affect post performances online.

There is no one feature of a good post. Social media posting needs creativity, strategy, and an audience-centric approach to expand your reach online and increase traffic to your platforms and website. It also requires you to know about changes and trends to remain successful in this ever-evolving online environment.

If you need help with your content marketing for social media, Fly High Media are here to help. Our bespoke solutions offer excellent customer service as we strive to obtain the best results for our clients. From B2B, B2C and a range of industries, we provide a client-focused approach with integrity.

Contact us today and see how our social media marketing can help your business.

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How to Get Started With Personal Branding https://www.flyhighmedia.co.uk/how-to-get-started-with-personal-branding/ Fri, 21 Jul 2023 13:16:01 +0000 https://www.flyhighmedia.co.uk/?p=28954

How to Get Started With Personal Branding

The term ‘personal branding’ is used daily in the digital world and is an increasingly popular marketing strategy that can be used by anyone in any industry, thanks to social media.

The term has been evolutionised since it was coined in 1997 by management expert Tom Peters, in his essay, ‘The Brand Called You’. 

It is a powerful tool to help you stand out in today’s digital landscape. A personal brand helps enhance your visibility and credibility online, attracting relevant connections and opportunities.

Understanding Personal Branding

What is personal branding? In simple terms, it’s showcasing your expertise, values and identity online to become more visible and promote yourself within your chosen field. 

It can benefit anyone, not just those in the marketing industry. For example, a personal brand can help promote your e-commerce business. You can share your story and process, putting a face and personality to your business. 

Having a personal brand that aligns with your e-commerce brand will strengthen your business’s authenticity and add that human touch that many brands lack. 

Finding Your Personal Brand

When starting with personal branding, the first step is to understand and discover who you really are. Take some time to think about your strengths, passions, and interests. What makes you feel most excited and engaged? What do you want social media to see or think of you? 

Understanding your core values will help you build an authentic personal brand that truly represents you.

Think about the people you want to connect with or influence through your brand. Identifying your target audience will make sure you are resonating with the people who are most likely to support you. 

It’s also helpful to do a SWOT analysis (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats).

Personal branding is about showcasing the best version of yourself whilst staying true to who you are. Find ways to position yourself as an authority in your chosen field or interest. 

By understanding yourself and your target audience, you’ll have a strong foundation for a successful personal brand.

Crafting Your Personal Brand Identity

When creating any brand, it’s essential to have these five things: 

Consistency – personality – a brand statement – proof of expertise – and aligning visuals. 

When it comes to building your personal brand, creating a strong and memorable identity is crucial. You need to decide how you want to present yourself to your audience. How do you want them to see you?

Consistency is one of, if not, the most important aspect of establishing your personal brand. Make sure to use the same name or handle across all platforms so it’s easy for people to find you.

You need a powerful brand statement that represents you. Your brand statement is like a personal elevator pitch – it should convey who you are, what you do, and what makes you unique.

Demonstrating your knowledge and expertise will build trust with your audience.

Your personal brand isn’t just about showcasing your professional skills; it’s also about showcasing your personality – people connect better with genuine personalities.

Additionally, using professional images can impact how your personal brand is perceived. Choose a profile picture that aligns with your personal brand and resonates with your audience. 

If you’re branding yourself within the marketing field, a friendly but appropriate photo is probably best. Also, if you’re using a casual and informal tone of voice in what you post, use a casual profile picture. 

For example, Olivia Mae Hanlon, founder of ‘Girls in Marketing’, uses a friendly and casual profile picture on LinkedIn which is appropriate and fitting for her brand and target audience:

She uses informal language on LinkedIn (‘It’s backkkkkk’) whilst being an authoritative figure in marketing, especially for her target audience. Her personality and brand are consistent through her language choice and imagery on her LinkedIn profile. 

Consistency in visuals across your online platforms will also reinforce your brand identity and make you more recognisable.

Building an Online Presence 

A strong online presence is crucial for your brand. It’s like your own space on the internet to show off your skills and achievements. 

Social media is the most effective way to facilitate a personal brand. Select the platforms that align with your objectives and that your target audience frequently uses. 

Jess Hunt used her personal brand to build her beauty brand, REFY.

Because of her influencer and model status, she already had a successful personal brand and over a million followers on Instagram. 

These followers were already potential REFY customers because her e-commerce brand targets the same audience as her personal brand. Her Instagram aesthetic has always been minimalist, just like REFY:

Both Jess’ and REFY’s Instagram profiles have a very similar colour scheme.

The branding and packaging of REFY match Jess’ Instagram and general aesthetic. 

Many influencers have e-commerce brands whose success came from their already established and authoritative name in the industry (as well as being high-quality products). It just shows the opportunities that having a personal brand can bring.

If you’re looking to build professional connections, LinkedIn is a great option. It functions like a digital resume, allowing you to showcase your work experience, skills, and interests to others in your field.

Focus on making meaningful and relevant connections rather than how many you have. It’s easy to get caught up in seeking validation through follows and likes. Engage with other content, join relevant groups, and participate in discussions.

Building an online presence can be a gradual process, so it’s important to stay positive and not get discouraged if you don’t see immediate results. Remember to stay authentic and consistent with your brand.

Establishing Credibility

Establishing credibility and expertise is crucial for your personal brand. You can’t be successful in marketing without proving you know what you’re talking about.

Share valuable content that resonates with your target audience. This can be through writing blog posts, creating videos, or starting a podcast to showcase your knowledge. 

LinkedIn is a powerful platform for personal branding. You can use LinkedIn’s publishing feature to share articles and industry insights. Content builds your reputation, so think carefully about what it is you’re posting. What does your post actually offer your audience? Is it useful? 

Connect with professionals in your field, join relevant groups, and engage in discussions. As you participate in more conversations, you will become more visible and known on LinkedIn.

Share your achievements on your LinkedIn profile to build confidence in your abilities. If you’re consistently producing valuable content, your audience will soon see you as a credible and reliable connection. 

Protecting and Managing Your Personal Brand

Once you’ve established your personal brand, manage and protect it like a valuable asset. Your online presence shapes how other users perceive you, so it’s crucial to maintain a positive image.

Handling criticism is a necessary skill when working with social media. Not everyone will agree with your ideas or choices, so address concerns constructively and use feedback as an opportunity for growth.

A single negative incident can damage your reputation swiftly. There have been several instances where influencers were “cancelled” for making a single inappropriate comment. Always be mindful of the content you share and the company you keep. 

As your interests and expertise evolve, update your personal brand accordingly. Regularly assess your goals and values, ensuring they still reflect your brand’s identity. Don’t be afraid to change your strategy or refine your message as you grow personally and professionally.

Personal branding can help unlock new opportunities in your personal and professional life. By understanding your strengths and values, you can create a compelling brand identity that resonates with your audience. 

Know what and why you’re posting, put a face to the content and, to quote Ash Jones, owner of personal branding agency Great Influence: 

“Find a way to stand out. Be different in a sea of mediocracy.”

At Fly High Media, we focus on delivering the best results for your business. Our dedicated team of experts offers a range of services to enhance your company’s online presence. 

Contact us to find out how our digital marketing expertise can benefit your business!

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How to Grow Your Business: Simple Tips to Get the Best from LinkedIn https://www.flyhighmedia.co.uk/how-to-grow-your-business-simple-tips-to-get-the-best-from-linkedin/ https://www.flyhighmedia.co.uk/how-to-grow-your-business-simple-tips-to-get-the-best-from-linkedin/#respond Mon, 24 Apr 2023 10:18:00 +0000 https://www.flyhighmedia.co.uk/?p=25454

How to Grow Your Business: Simple Tips to Get the Best from LinkedIn

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LinkedIn is an immensely powerful tool for marketing, and understanding how to use it effectively can be a game-changer for businesses of any size. With over 610 million users and increasing, the platform offers tremendous potential for connecting with customers and establishing yourself as an authority in your field.

However, while many are familiar with the basics of LinkedIn, it can often be difficult to get the most out of its features and use them to their fullest potential. That’s why I’ve written this guide – to provide you with advice and guidance that will help you make the most of your LinkedIn presence and start harnessing the power of this valuable platform.

In this article, I’ll look at the key elements of building an effective LinkedIn profile, making meaningful connections, creating content and optimising performance. I’ll also explore how to build groups and use influencers to amplify your reach. These tips will allow you to utilise the full potential of LinkedIn for successful marketing.

Get to Know LinkedIn

When it comes to professional networking, few platforms come close to the range of features offered by LinkedIn. At its core, LinkedIn is a social media platform designed to connect professionals across industries. It is an invaluable tool for both employers and employees alike. Through LinkedIn, members can build relationships, find jobs, showcase their skills, and more – enabling them to unlock career-boosting opportunities.

Thanks to its intuitive interface, LinkedIn is easy to set up. Signing up is simple: all you need is your name, email address, and password, and you can start connecting with others. Once you join, you can create a profile highlighting your experiences and educational background, allowing you to stand out from your peers.

The network also provides access to millions of other professionals and offers several ways to engage with them.  From messages and posts to likes and comments, LinkedIn members can stay connected with one another through a variety of channels. The platform also enables users to join groups, follow influencers, and access various professional development resources.

In terms of marketing, LinkedIn offers a range of powerful tools to help businesses reach their target audience. For example, marketers can create ads based on their buyer personas, set up campaigns, track performance, and more with a few clicks. What’s more, LinkedIn allows you to refine your strategy as you go and optimise your campaigns accordingly.

Creating the perfect profile page on LinkedIn is vital if you want to make the most of your networking and marketing efforts. A visitor-friendly profile page will help introduce others to who you are, showcase your skills and experience, and demonstrate why you are worth connecting with.

Here are a few tips for crafting the perfect profile page:

1. Include your professional title, qualifications and credentials. Establish yourself as an expert straight away.

2. Show off your accomplishments by adding past experiences, project highlights or career achievements. Demonstrate what kind of value you can bring.

3. Create an inviting, professional profile photo that accurately reflects your personal brand.

4.  Write a compelling headline summarising your career mission and purpose.

5. Tailor your summary and add a human touch. Share stories and experiences that help guide the narrative in an engaging way.

6. Organise your page and highlight key sections using tags and tags. Promote your best work upfront.

These tips will help you create a profile page on LinkedIn that stands out from the crowd and helps to draw attention to your online presence positively and effectively. Your profile should represent who you are and what you offer, and should continuously be updated to reflect your current goals and objectives.

Making Connections

When it comes to marketing, having the right connections is essential. On LinkedIn, building meaningful relationships with other users helps to tap into new potential customers or collaborators. It also gives you access to new insights, trends and industry news on the platform.

Networking on LinkedIn can effectively spread the word about your products or services and build your reputation as an authority figure in the field. Additionally, connecting with other users opens the door for feedback, ideas and advice from colleagues, partners, and customers.

There are a few key steps to get the most out of networking on LinkedIn.  First, create a profile that tells your story, clearly outlines your skills and expertise, and looks professional. Adding contact information will also make it easier for people to reach out.

Next, connect with other users whose backgrounds, interests and values align with yours. You can do this by simply clicking the “Connect” button and sending them a personalised message. Once accepted, start engaging with their content and commenting on posts.

You can also join relevant groups and take part in conversations. This is an excellent way to meet like-minded people, learn from each other and promote your business. You should also use hashtags to discover relevant discussions and posts to engage with.

Finally, remain active and engaged across the platform – share content often, thank those who comment and reply to messages promptly. Doing so will build trust and foster more meaningful relationships over time.

Crafting Content

Developing quality content for your LinkedIn profile is a vital part of marketing on the platform. There are many different types of content that you can share, and it is essential to have an understanding of each one to engage your audience effectively. The most common types of content include:

– Blog posts

– Videos

– Images

– Podcasts

– Infographics

When crafting content, it is essential to remember to keep it brief and engaging. People tend to have shorter attention spans when they are scrolling through social media, so you should aim to get your message across in as few words as possible. Use emojis, visuals and GIFs to make your content more eye-catching and memorable. Finally, make your content mobile-friendly – ensure it looks great on mobile devices and is optimised for quick loading.

Amplifying Reach

Getting your content seen by a wider audience is an integral part of leveraging LinkedIn as a marketing platform. To do this, you should build relationships with influencers, brands and publications that align with your message. Here are some tips to ensure success:

Identify potential influencers in your industry and ensure they know your presence.

Grow relationships with brands and publications, sharing their content and promoting their work.

Engage with influencers, brands and publications in meaningful ways, for example, by commenting or replying to their posts.

Ensure your content is well targeted – it’s not just about getting seen, but making sure the right people see it!

By developing relationships with influencers, brands and publications, you can amplify your reach and create a larger audience for your content. Invest time into nurturing these relationships and always try to provide value.

Analyse and Optimise Your LinkedIn Performance

Analysing and optimising the performance of your LinkedIn page is a key factor in ensuring that you are getting the most from the platform. You should establish objectives, track performance, and adjust your approach to do so. The following outlines a few strategies to help you do this.

Track Your Metrics

By tracking your engagement metrics, you can understand the most successful content and interactions. This is a great starting point for future campaigns and identifying what resonates with your audience. Some of the key metrics to consider measuring include:

– Followers

– Clicks

– Shares and likes

– Comments

– Post reach

– Overall engagement rate

Test and Adapt

 It is essential to test different content types and approaches to see which ones are more effective than others. For example, try different content formats, such as images, videos, press releases and product pages, to see which gets the best responses. Also, look at what topics work best and when they should be posted. Analysing and adapting to the collected data will help you create a successful marketing strategy.

Groups

Building groups is an essential part of using LinkedIn as a marketing tool. Access to a group will help you to reach a larger target audience, network with like-minded people, and foster long-term relationships. To get the best from LinkedIn, here’s some helpful advice on how to create and manage groups:

Setting Up

When creating a group, it is essential to use a name that is descriptive and relevant to your topic. Make sure to select the correct privacy settings depending on whom you would like to have access to your group. Finally, add a cover photo and profile images so that your group looks professional and inviting to potential members.

Promotion and Engagement

Promote your group on social media pages. Try and connect with other groups within LinkedIn so that more people can find and join your group. Once you have people in your group, engage them regularly.

Moderation and Management

When running a group, it is crucial to ensure that all interactions are civil, respectful and on-topic. Monitor activity regularly and be prepared to delete or ban any comments or members that go against the group’s rules. Responding to messages or queries quickly is also essential to maintain good relationships with members.

Growing Your Group

If you want to grow your group, connecting with influencers and building solid relationships is essential. You can also create multiple topics to start conversations and encourage members to post content in their areas of expertise. Additionally, try to cross-promote with other relevant groups so that you both benefit from the collaboration.

LinkedIn is a powerful marketing tool that can be used to reach both new and potential customers. Anyone can get the best out of the platform with proper guidance and advice. In this article, I explained how to harness the full potential of LinkedIn by creating a quality profile, making connections, crafting content, amplifying reach, analysing and optimising, and building groups. By following the tips in this guide, you can get the best out of your LinkedIn experience and use it to grow your business and increase your reach.

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How to See Who Has Visited Your Website for FREE using LinkedIn https://www.flyhighmedia.co.uk/how-to-see-who-has-visited-your-website/ https://www.flyhighmedia.co.uk/how-to-see-who-has-visited-your-website/#respond Tue, 12 May 2020 15:54:00 +0000 https://www.flyhighmedia.co.uk/?p=25215 If you could, would you like to know exactly who is visiting your website? The answer is probably yes.

Tools such as Google Analytics and HotJar do give you some insights and can bring data to life. However, when it comes to writing content, you want to be able to see who ACTUALLY views what you produce so it can inform future content creation.


Using the LinkedIn Demographics feature, you are able to go in-depth and see visitors data such as:

  • Job Function
  • Job Title
  • Company
  • Company Industry
  • Job Seniority
  • Company Size
  • Location
  • Country/Region
  • County

Similar to the Facebook Pixel, it involves installing a piece of code into your website.

Here is how to start tracking your visitor’s website data:

  1. Go to Campaign Manager on LinkedIn:
LinkedIn Campaign Manager

  1. Select your ad account and then Website Demographics

  1. Click Set up Insight Tag

  1. Select the way you wish to setup your website tracking

My favourite way is manually through editing code in WordPress.

So I select “I will install the tag myself” and copy the code.


  1. Install code on your website

If you are using WordPress, I would suggest using the Headers and Footers plugin.

Alternatively, if you are using another CMS then just paste the code into the header of your website.

So, there you go to set it up it is that simple!

You will not get website data straight away, you may need to wait a few days or even weeks depending on the volume of traffic to your website but eventually, it will populate with people who are visiting your website.

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