How Brands Use Vine

vine-photoThe video app Vine is moving into a golden age. The six seconds format perfectly suits today’s news stream and will probably be an advantage like we have seen it for Twitter’s 140 character format. It makes it shareable and accessible. Some huge brands are already using the new service, but what can you actually do with it?

The biggest strength of Vine is its simplicity. With the phone in your hand, you can suddenly be a director. The app allows you to as many frames as you want within the six seconds of video shot. This makes it a perfect tool to create visual storytelling and express creativity.

relationMost people have heard of Facebook EdgeRank by now. But many probably also gets a bit lost on the way of actually accommodating to the algorithm. The logic behind Facebook is often difficult to decipher and page owners can easily feel that the equation is out of their hands. We have found this infographic from the Postrocket blog that summarizes how EdgeRank works.

using facebookIn today’s media landscape, brands constantly strive to engage its users, customers and stakeholders. However, it is easy to get lost by making it a quest for Likes or by focusing too much on your own products in the communication and thereby loose engagement. One of the most crucial things when creating content is to make it relevant to your users. Your audience needs to be able to connect your products and services to their own context, so why not help them out? Relevant content adds value to the individual and makes him or her more prone to engage with it. Here are a few tips to help you make more relevant content.

crisisEverything is closer and goes faster in the world of social media. People on Greenland can respond to a thread written in Madagascar within seconds. People are able to find likeminded people, build communities around specific interests, and find inspiration and support within those communities. If one yells, the reach is not only limited to local and random surroundings. An army can be assembled from the whole world, within seconds, ready to fight and destroy your brand. So how do you respond, stop the army from increasing, and maybe turn the situation around to your benefit?

newsA lot of brands know that they need to create conversations with their audience, but don’t know which conversations.

The consumer journey is more fragmented than ever, and multiple topics are influencing the consumer. Relevance is thus key to break through the increasing consumption of content. Brands need to “think as a media company” and improve their editorial skills in order to create shareworthy stories that are valuable for the community members.

contentpicCreating content is not something new, we have been doing this for ages. But the way marketers understand content has been changing. Because of the development of social technology has the emphasis on human social behavior on digital platforms increased.

fb-competition_1Engagement is key when you want to run a successful Facebook page. Updates with questions, eye-catching photos, and share worthy stories that go viral are all important elements to make your fans more devoted to your Facebook page and brand.

Contests can increase engagement and improve your image but it’s important to have an understanding of what you’re up against before entering the big competition.

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Context influences the way people understand expressions. The challenge for global brands is to create stories across countries without being lost in translation, wasting impressions or inhibiting local engagement.

How is it possible to put content in the right context if you’re communicating with hundreds of thousands, or even millions of people located in different countries with several different cultures and local trends influencing how they perceive a piece of content?

3 Ways To Great Social Content

facebookAttention is the new oil. The average reach of pages’ content in users News Feed is 8 %. People’s News Feeds are more cluttered with noise than ever before – leaving brands in a competition for attention. The hunt for impressions have led to a wave of branded content without any actual value – neither for the brand nor the users. I’ve seen photos of cute animals doing funny things and posts encouraging me to “Like” if I’m looking forward to the upcoming weekend, from brands in both the food industry as well as the tech industry. Content without context are just messages without any homes. Without any connection to your brand. In this post, I present 3 key points to include when creating content for social media to ensure that your content will make sense for your community and your brand strategy.

facebookstitchAlmost every modern company in the world has made the big decision; should we be on Facebook or not? Most of them said yes, and some of them without thinking of the consequences. This blog post provides you with some quick guidelines on what to remember when having a Facebook page.

Are you ever unsure about what to post on your Facebook page?

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