How do you market your business on social media during Covid-19? It’s a hard question, and no one has all the answers. One thing that is certain, though, staying connected is more important than ever. Businesses are relying on social media to keep in touch with friends, especially during this time. Instagram and Facebook have seen a 40% increase in activity just during Covid-19. But just because people are spending more time on social media doesn’t mean your business strategies stay the same.
The influence of social media has made a huge impact on the real estate market. Social media has changed the way real estate businesses reach clients and forces them to focus on how they can customize their content just for their particular audience. Put yourself in the shoes of buyers and homeowners. What are some things you would like to see if you were buying or selling a home? Asking yourself these questions will allow your social media strategy to fall right into place.
Nonprofits often have tight budgets, small teams, and too many other priorities to create a social media strategy. Social media has become such a broad subject in our society and has provided us with some of the largest platforms to reach specific audiences effectively. With the right strategy, nonprofits can overcome those obstacles and use social media platforms to make those connections that drive people to donate.
As technology increases, smartphones can now be transformed into pocket film studios, with a range of free mobile editing apps that allow you to produce high quality, professional looking videos on the go. Whether you’re shooting on an iPhone or an Android, here’s a roundup of the top five free video editing apps available.
Livestreaming used to be a bit of a niche content category, with only specific apps allowing the capability and almost exclusively used by people with substantial followings already. However, livestream videos are now used across multiple channels for a variety of reasons. Why have livestream videos become so popular? And more interestingly, why should your business go live?
