Monday, 13 April 2015

4 Mistakes Bidding Websites Do In Their Social Campaign


We receive a large number of traffic from social media, but it isn't that easy. Often a social media campaign to get traffic to online bidding website crashes on its face as we are prone to make these mistakes:

bidding websites mistakes

Everywhere At Once

None, except holy God above, can be present and equally attentive everywhere. When we commit this mistake, we start to neglect some of the channels which is a bad advertisement for us.
Every social media platform attracts different users, which means you should do a little bit of research to know which portals are the best ones for you. We would say, a maximum of 3 social sites should be picked and concentrated on. 
A few well-managed social account will do more good than a large number of disorganized accounts.

Incomplete Profile

Social media pages generally want to know all the details about yourself or your company. This is the first thing which your potential customers will notice when they arrive at your page. This is why it is necessary to fill every applicable details, add amazing photos and double-check the links. With all this information, the page will become more credible and trustworthy. Moreover, most of the social sites ask identical questions so filling up one, looking at another, isn't time consuming either. 

Don’t Be Overtly Promotional

The easiest way to lose the interest of the fans is to promote yourself all the time. Don’t expect everything to work for you by sharing promotional materials. You should think of posts you want to see if you were a prospective client. Appealing, relevant, helpful and engaging posts are far more important than to continuously tell them what new offers you have. You should also share materials from other sources which are good and relevant.

For example, you should share new tricks of bidding and winning, if you are a bidding website. You should also beware visitors of fraudulent activities on such sites, so your campaign doesn't become dull and boring.

Regular Updates

It is better to publish one a day than to publish 5 on a day and then return in the next week. Daily posts are the best way to keep yourself in the active memory of the users. Check your page insights and see what and when your users are most active and try to share around that time. A good mix, for example, a funny GIF, followed by a promotional matter might help you engage people more.

Take a look at an ideal social media profile for bidding websites:
http://goo.gl/f8WQey
nutbid

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Calgary, AB
Canada  T2V-4T8


403-281-1614

support@nutbid.com

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