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5 Content Lessons & SEO Opportunities From Bloomingdale's

5 Content Lessons & SEO Opportunities From Bloomingdale's | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Bloomingdale's is a leader in fashion in the brick and mortar world. But how does a store with history back to the 1800s adapt to the new online world? Let's look at a few tactics Bloomingdale's uses in content marketing and a few SEO opportunities....

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I thought there were some useful content marketing here. Check it out.

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These Were The 10 Most-Liked Facebook Brand Posts In September

These Were The 10 Most-Liked Facebook Brand Posts In September | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
Yes, Bud Light did post a picture of deli meat.

 

When it comes to effective branded Facebook posts: The simpler the better.


Track Social is an analytics firm that monitors 10,000 brands' social media activity in real time, and it found that the Facebook posts that got the most likes in September weren't based on intricate social campaigns. Rather, they were heartfelt.


Target and Walmart's sincere tributes to the victims of the Sept, 11th attacks, and other companies' get-well-soon messages to various ailing celebrities, generated the most engagement.


The counter-intuitive lesson seems to be: Going off-brand, if only briefly, proves your brand has a human side, and thus pays dividends in new brand engagement....

 

[The social marketing lesson seems to be: KISS - keep it simple ~ Jeff]

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Radically Connected Kids | MediaPost

Leah Bell, president of UQ Marketing, is more optimistic about the power of word-of- mouth offline. “There’s no denying the popularity of texting and social media among college students,” she says. “However, students begin to develop their long-term purchasing habits based on recommendations from their peers.”

 

She and Sepso agree, though, about brands’ needs to infiltrate young consumers’ daily lives. “Brands need to interject themselves into these real-world conversations,” says Bell.

 

That’s surprisingly difficult, consider how very connected these young adults are: 80 percent use two or more devices while watching TV, 76 percent spend at least an hour on Facebook everyday, and 59 percent even go on Facebook during class.

 

The huge obstacle for marketers trying to reach consumers through disruptive channels like Facebook and Reddit is creating authentic content and experiences. The only way to accomplish this is through transparency and respect....

 

[Fascinating marketing insight: Totally awesome and hard to reach; Dude, text me ~ Jeff]

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