We've all seen and read copious amounts of information spreading across social media platforms about COVID-19. Social media proves to be a powerful tool for many people and businesses to share, like and engage with content. With 17 states in the nation on a stay-at-home order, we're left twiddling our thumbs, inside waiting for what's going to happen next.

Now, what does that mean for your business? 

Fortunately enough, we DO have access to the internet and technology to keep us preoccupied while we're indoors. One step businesses can do to attract customers still or retain previous ones is to pivot their social media to the happenings of this pandemic. 

Look at it more of an opportunity for growth and adaptation. Nothing good ever comes from staying the same. Find out more about how our clients are shifting their social media during this COVID-19 outbreak. 

You and I both want to hit your marketing goals for your commercial construction company. There are many strategies to develop and platforms to use that can help you. One tool in your back pocket that's exceptionally helpful is social media marketing if done correctly. 

Oh, you already have a social media marketing strategy? Great. Here are some ways for you to beef up your social media presence to really hit those goals. 

Social media is amongst the top resources people use when looking for more information about a product, brand, or service. It gradually increases  sales, which is excellent news for your dental office - especially if you have a strong, well-developed social media strategy plan in place. 

A crucial part of any sales process is cultivating trustworthy, meaningful relationships with one another. Believe it or not, social media can help with this process. 

Let InnerAction Media (IAM) be your guide to social media and generating the sales growth your dental office wants. 

Why does your law firm need social media?

It’s simple - to build trust and develop healthy relationships between clients and referrals for your law firm. In this digital age, younger generations (your potential clients) are growing up with an ongoing active online presence. You, too, should stay up-to-date with the latest marketing trends - that includes social media.

Recently I conducted a live workshop titled “How to use LinkedIn for Sales” to a group of successful business people in North Central West Virginia.  

I thought share some of my key take-aways for the first step of this process here with you. That first step is creating what LinkedIn designates as an “All-Star” profile.