Ryan Deiss – Build a Social Media Plan That Actually Makes Money
Transform Your Digital Marketing Strategy from Time-Waster to Money-Maker
We’re constantly being told how social media marketing is essential to reaching customers and driving sales. And there’s no shortage of advice on how to create a presence on social. What’s sorely missing is a clear guide about how to ensure your social media marketing efforts aren’t just wasting time but advancing your business objectives.
Ryan Deiss is the cofounder and CEO of DigitalMarketer.com, which trains small and mid-sized businesses on how to create social media campaigns that work. He will break down the step-by-step process of how to build, execute and scale a social strategy that capitalizes on the vast potential of social media marketing and yields impressive results.
- Identify the real goals of social media marketing.
- Cut through the clutter and engage with your ideal customer.
- Figure out which channels are worth your time and which ones you can ignore.
- Audit your profiles and those of your competition.
- Create content that’s unique and catchy.
- Craft a perfect post that gets noticed, read and clicked.
- Establish a posting schedule.
- Decide whether to pay to amplify your message and reach.
- Understand which metrics matter.
- Set up a simple, automated dashboard.
What You’ll Learn In Build a Social Media Plan That Actually Makes Money
- Class Introduction
- Why You Need a Social Plan
- Choosing the Channels That Matter
- The Five Step Social Profits Plan Overview
- Step One: Identify Your Purpose
- Step Two: Develop Your Content
- Step Three: Engage with Your Audience
- Step Four: Measure Your Results
- Step Five: Amplifying Through Advertising
- Chat Bots, Messenger & Conversational Marketing
- What Is Conversational Marketing?
- The Tools You’ll Need
- Strategy One: Page To Chat
- Strategy Two: Email To Chat
- Strategy Three: Ad To Chat
- The Five Critical Questions
- Final Thoughts and Next Steps
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