3 Digital Marketing Myths Every Company Owner Should Ignore

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Any Blog Will Provide Additional Revenue

Any Blog Content Is Effective Content

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Far too many companies have fallen victim to the idea that simply having a blog is sufficient. The fact of the matter is that blog content must be valuable to the client. Additionally, it must read like it was written by a professional. If this means hiring a corporation to handle blogging, it will be well worth it.

Only Certain Industries Profit From Social Media

Some businesses have started social media profiles only to discover a complete lack of interest in the pages. This undoubtedly helped cultivate the idea that social media marketing only works for specific industries. This belief, however, could wipe out your marketing efforts.

The reality is that certain industries do better on certain social media platforms. corporations that market to consumers do well on Facebook. Businesses that sell to other businesses, though, often do better on LinkedIn. Social media is important for all companies, but they first need to find their niche platform.

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If Opponents Avoid Using Digital Marketing, I Can Too

Some local business owners, especially those in small cities, have taken note that their competitors don't use social media or other digital formats. Some do not even have a website. This, however, is no excuse not to focus on digital marketing. Having a strategy creates a significant advantage, and that is exactly how you beat out the competition.

Digital media has revolutionized the world, and this is why there are entire businesses built around marketing with this platform. While it may be tricky to keep up with all the trends in digital marketing, simply knowing the myths can be a huge help to your small business.

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Some interesting points! especially the "Avoid Social media" part at the end is somethig I´ve learned myself! Thanks for sharingyour thoughs!

Thanks... That was the most tactful way of saying... IM TIRED OF YOUR EXCUSES...

And then there are those of us whose businesses primarily ARE social -- bloggers -- and then it becomes trickier still.