Advertising on Twitter? How can we
possibly do that? People often ask how do we promote our brand and how do we
build a better brand. Well the days of paper advertising and the display board’s
major advertisers used to “sell” a product to their client are over. Marketers
are taking another approach to brand awareness. They are taking it to Social
Media and Twitter is jumping on the wagon to help promote your brands
awareness.
Mobile
growth and mobile usages grows daily, according to twitter over sixty percent
of twitter users login via their mobile device. Because of this large number
mobile advertising is growing at a rapid pace and ad revenues are growing as
well. Advertisers are being forced to figure out clever ways to promote their
brand in 140 characters or less yet still grow their business.
Twitter
offers the user a variety of different ways to engage with the ads they see.
From @reply to the advertiser directly, re-tweeting the message to your
followers to even making the ad your favorite in your public list. Twitter
allows the advertiser different levels of freedom. To the advertiser and the
searcher this is an added bonus in the relationship between the brand and their
potential clients.
Promoted
accounts is twitters way of making your clients trust that your twitter account
is valid and is who you say you are. Promoted accounts goals are to increase
the amount of followers to your specific account. The ads your company displays
are then added to the search results and labeled Promoted to verify that
Twitter has approved your ad.
Recently twitter to add more depth to
your feed they have started to add promoted tweets to your timeline. This is
similar to SEO and Google Paid Ads. The more relevant an ad is to you and your
search history the more likely an ad relevant to you will be displayed.
Ad Targeting has made leaps and
bounds over the past few years. As mentioned above Twitter has added the
feature that targets ads to your own personal interests. Depending on the
content of those you follow, will change what ads are displayed on your
timeline. Like Google Twitter has added the same functionality to their feeds
allowing advertisers to ad keywords and search information to their ads to
target a certain audience. Giving
advertisers another weapon in their toolbox to find potential clients.
Like everything in the world what may
seem to be free usually is not. As a business owner and as a business wanting
to build their brand using social media investing time and money is needed.
Twitter allows the advertiser to set limits and budgets on their campaigns.
Similar to that of Google and a PPC campaign. You have a daily budget that once
is exceeded your ads are removed for the remainder of that day. Also similar to that of keywords campaigns,
twitter also has a bidding process where you can bid against other companies
for the higher spot, meaning the higher the bid the higher your ad will be
shown.
Like anything SEO and social media
advertising takes time and it take a little investment. Twitter recommends for
promoted advertising and other features start small to determine how your
campaign will work. If you see results then possibly make your campaign more
aggressive. Once the investment is made the results will follow, just stick to
the plan and your goals.
"Twitter Adds Promoted Accounts to Search Results." Search Engine Watch. N.p., n.d. Web. 14 Apr. 2014. <http://searchenginewatch.com/article/2331181/Twitter-Adds-Promoted-Accounts-to-Search-Results>.
"Twitter Adds Promoted Accounts to Search Results." Search Engine Watch. N.p., n.d. Web. 14 Apr. 2014. <http://searchenginewatch.com/article/2331181/Twitter-Adds-Promoted-Accounts-to-Search-Results>.
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