social media marketing

The Right Solution, At The Right Price

AllyMark makes social media marketing easy for the business owner. Whether you are seasoned using this marketing channel for your business, or if you are more like the vast majority of small business owners and you barely know the difference between being “liked” vs. “connected” vs. “followed”, our BizSocially offering will enhance your Internet presence. Our goal, simply stated, is to help you have a professional and active presence on the social platforms. We first work to ensure that your business is properly staged on the social platform best suited for you. We then work to ensure your business is presenting fresh content on a frequent (not overwhelming) basis. That content should reflect your industry vertical and your business offering specifically. We also seek to ensure that your posts help to create and reinforce personality – people connect with the familiar and with what they can identify with. “Always be selling” is a great principle to apply in business, but closing comes from connection.

One of the greatest challenges companies face in adjusting to the impact of social media, is knowing where to start.
– Simon Mainwaring

Like any other plan, effective marketing means applying the right tools to achieve the desired outcome. Said differently, if you want to successfully catch fish, go where the fish are and use the right bait. AllyMark through its BizSocially program sees social media marketing as a necessary element of any successful marketing plan. Like the necessity of having a strong website, every business needs to incorporate social media marketing into their activities. However, this is an environment where most businesses lack the capacity, experience or adequate time to effectively understand and execute. That’s where BizSocially comes in!

Percentage of Buyers Relying on Social Media to Influence Purchase

75

“Studies have shown that ‘three-quarters of customers rely on social media to influence their purchasing decisions, with eight in 10 also influenced by their friends’ posts” Bennett, 2014