Marketing my to list

[Dotgician]

Hey guys,

What social media would be the best to use for my niche, and what should i focus on when creating social media posts.

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[Nomad]

I think more than the niche, you should look into your target audience. If your target audience is people under the age of 30 years, I think Instagram and Tiktok are the best platforms to build an audience. If your audience is older people, try fcebook. Before you use any social media platform, make sure to check the most active demography.

 

[Deleted member 17779]

I think more than the niche, you should look into your target audience. If your target audience is people under the age of 30 years, I think Instagram and Tiktok are the best platforms to build an audience. If your audience is older people, try fcebook. Before you use any social media platform, make sure to check the most active demography.

I am on several different social media platforms for my blog. But the niche` on my blog is reading/literature based and I don't know that that can be pinned down to a specific age group. There are people out there who like reading for different reasons. Otherwise, we wouldn't have book stores and libraries and things of that nature. Anyway, I just try to utilize as much as possible for my blog. I figured anything could help.

 

[Shawn Gossman]

Hey guys,

What social media would be the best to use for my niche, and what should i focus on when creating social media posts.

MorningChimp.com it is a free morning to do list!

I see your website as a business niche more than anything. That is what I'd use it for.

So I recommend you market on Twitter and LinkedIn. Both seem to be more focused on business strategy posts than all the rest. Maybe Facebook, too. But LinkedIn and Twitter for sure.

Focus on a 90/10 social content strategy.

90% is native content while 10% is promotional.

Social media (all of them) have adjusted their algorithms to place less weight on external links. They want people to stay on their platforms so that they have a better chance of selling through ads. That's how they make money. It's business. It makes sense. So, if you focus too much on promotional content that is nothing but links, you'll fail.

Instead, focus on community development.

Post native text-based, video, and photo-generated content that relates to your audience, gives them their full attention, allows them to share their experience, and all relates to your niche. I know you can easily create content that relates to "to do lists" and make them witty, fun, entertaining, and informational.

It's not my niche but I'm a marketer so thinking as a marketer - here is an idea of what I would do:

I'd film a quick video of me reading email, taking phone calls, getting texts, and talking to people - all of these communication sources telling me to do "something". Then I'd take physical post-it notes, scribble down words and post them all over my work station. Maybe speed the video up, posting more notes and in the end of the video, notes would be posted everywhere, all over. And then I'd act as I went insane or something silly like that. Then you integrate your call-to-action by recommending your product to provide a solution.

If you like that idea - steal it 😀

Some of the best social media marketers on all social media platforms focus on native and community content long before promotional.

The mission should never be to advertise on social, the mission is to create a community that loves you enough to organically find what you offer.

I hope this information helps! 🙂

 

[You]

Well, the best social media platforms for your niche are going to be YouTube and Instagram. They're great because they allow you to post videos, which are popular and engaging on their own, but they also allow you to add annotations that make it easy to share content around a message or emotion..