Harnessing the Power of Social Media
Social media is more than just a platform for promotion—it’s a space to build meaningful connections and foster trust with your audience. The best engagement isn’t about selling a product or service; it’s about creating value for those you aim to serve. By sharing relevant articles and statistics, highlighting your social responsibility efforts, and telling authentic stories about those already benefiting from your offerings, you can inspire and engage your audience in ways that go beyond the transactional. Let your social media presence reflect your commitment to supporting and uplifting your community.
Brand Building

Storytelling
Since users don’t typically fully read a post, linking it to a blog page or your website is a good way to drive traffic to your webpage.
* The photo for this post was taken by the family. The post, blog article, and post were crafted by Jenn.

Introducing You Audience to Trusted Content

Community Envolvement

Cross Promotion

Using Media Across All Platforms
Reusing content across multiple platforms is important because it maximizes the reach and impact of your efforts while saving time and resources. Each platform has its own audience and preferred content formats, so adapting a single piece of content allows you to connect with diverse groups without creating everything from scratch. For example, a blog post can be repurposed into an infographic for Instagram, a short video for TikTok, and a professional update for LinkedIn. This approach ensures consistency in messaging, increases audience touchpoints, and makes your marketing efforts more efficient and effective.
* Clips from this day-time television program were provided by the station after filming. Jenn scheduled and corrdinated the interview slot with show producers, and prepared the organization’s representatives for the spot.

Call To Action & Product Sales
Calls to action (CTAs) are essential for guiding your audience toward taking a desired action, whether it’s making a purchase or signing up for a newsletter. However, when it comes to content strategy, it’s important to strike the right balance. Only about 20% of your content should directly ask for information or encourage purchases. The remaining 80% should focus on providing value, building relationships, and offering useful, engaging content that resonates with your audience.
By keeping the sales-focused portion of your content to a minimum, you avoid overwhelming your audience with constant promotional messages.
Social Media Advertising
Paying for advertising on social media is a strategic way to boost visibility, reach targeted audiences, and achieve specific goals efficiently. Unlike organic posts, paid ads allow you to define who sees your content based on demographics, interests, location, and behavior, ensuring you connect with the right people. Social media platforms also prioritize paid content in users’ feeds, giving it greater visibility than organic posts alone. Additionally, ads can help drive traffic, increase engagement, generate leads, and promote events or products. With detailed analytics, you can measure results in real time, making social media advertising a cost-effective way to grow your online presence and achieve your objectives.

AB Testing
Optimize Performance: A/B testing allows you to test variables like headlines, images, calls to action, or layouts to determine what drives higher engagement, clicks, or conversions.
Reduce Guesswork: Instead of relying on assumptions, A/B testing provides concrete data to guide decisions, ensuring you focus on strategies that work.
Improve ROI: By identifying the most effective option, you can allocate resources more efficiently, maximizing returns from your marketing or design efforts.
Understand Your Audience: A/B testing reveals insights about your audience’s preferences and behaviors, helping you tailor future campaigns or content to their needs.
Mitigate Risks: Testing on a smaller scale minimizes the risk of launching an ineffective campaign or design, saving time and money in the long run.