MICRO-MOMENTS ARE SIGNIFICANT
Micro-moments are the moments throughout the day, when a consumer
instinctively reaches for their smartphone to find something.
Source: www.biznessapps.com
HAVE A MOBILE PLAN
• Consider your other advertising efforts (TV, Radio, Outdoor, Print)
• Anticipate your customer’s needs for more information
• Provide relevant and useful content on your mobile site & social media
FOR THE SEARCH ENGINES
• Search engines LOVE fresh content
• On-page optimization:
• Title tags, meta descriptions, alt text,
keywords, content, etc.
• XML Sitemap
• Recap: Mobile Ready!
FOR THE HUMANS
• Humans also LOVE fresh content
• Builds trust
• Builds domain authority
• Update regularly
• Create original content
TAILOR CONTENT TO SPECIFIC AUDIENCES
• Consider your traditional marketing techniques and the coordinated
calls to action for each, and then ask yourself what will be the most
valuable information for the audience receiving this message.
thepalmbeaches.com/astros
Imagine the possibilities of a landing page devoted to Astros fans
• Dates and stadium information
• Top hotels closest to their location
• Restaurants and bars with a sports focus
• Other nearby baseball attractions
TEXTING IDEAS
• Texting signups will be your Crème de la crème
• New concert announcements
• Tickets available
• Appeal to “insiders” – Announce to them first!
• Limit the frequency
MARKETING EXPERTS SPECULATIONS
• Continue posting engaging, quality content that prompts comments
• According to Zuckerberg, “meaningful interaction” means comments, comments, and
more comments.
• Create quality content focused on sparking conversation
• Don’t fall into the “engagement-bait” trap
• Asking people to comment is not as meaningful
Source: http://blog.hootsuite.com
MARKETING EXPERTS SPECULATIONS
• Encourage customers to follow your Facebook Page
• Don’t be shy about asking customers to follow your page on Facebook
• Remind loyal followers about the “See First” option
Source: http://blog.hootsuite.com
MARKETING EXPERTS SPECULATIONS
• Increase your ad budget
• Don’t just “Boost” your posts, target the right audiences to ensure their
advertising dollars go further.
• More on that in a minute…
Source: http://blog.hootsuite.com
MARKETING EXPERTS SPECULATIONS
• Make more Facebook Live videos!
• Zuckerberg wrote that “live videos often lead to discussion among viewers
on Facebook—in fact, live videos on average get six times as many
interactions as regular videos.”
Source: http://blog.hootsuite.com
MARKETING EXPERTS SPECULATIONS
• Invest time in Facebook Groups
• Already operating on the basis of audience engagement
Source: http://blog.hootsuite.com
OPTIMIZE FOR DISTRIBUTION
• Choose an event photo - 1920 x 1080 pixels (16:9 ratio) or larger with little or no text
• Use a clear and short event name
• Add a location - Use a location that corresponds to a Facebook Page or a Facebook-suggested location so
people nearby can discover and learn about your event through suggestions.
• Set a specific date & time
https://events.fb.com/#create-a-great-event
REACH THE RIGHT AUDIENCE
• Include a ticket link!
• Add a co-host to help spread the word
• Add keywords
• Provide a helpful description - Include important information like
the line-up, schedule or age requirements. Use hashtags and @mentions so
people can learn more about the artists or performers on Facebook.
https://events.fb.com/#create-a-great-event
Instagram Quick Adoption
• $1.85 billion in Ad Revenue from Instagram in 2016
• Between $8 and $9 billion in 2018
• Projected to have doubled in 2019
• Should account for 20-25% of Facebook’s total ad
revenue in 2019
• Uses Facebook ad targeting- all benefits repeat
PLATFORM UPDATES
• Navigation should be screen reader friendly but can be skipped if the user doesn’t want it to be read
out loud
• Websites should be able to be navigated using the keyboard
• Widgets such as Partner bars that utilize animations should have the ability to pause
• Site should use semantic HTML 5 so screen readers can understand the context of the content
• Site should use aria labels to describe the purpose of elements on the screen
• Site should allow the user to resize text via browser controls
• There should be multiple ways to find all pages on the site
CONTENT REVISIONS
• Alt tags & captions should be added to photos & video
• Many programs have automatic captioning services for videos
• Can transcribe with Google Docs
• YouTube has some tools for this as well
• Do an audit of your site for:
• Photos with unapproved color contrast
• Photos with a bunch of text on them
• Symbols without Alt Text (arrows, buttons that are non-descriptive like “buy”)
DESIGN CHANGES
• A big offender of non-compliance may be your design scheme
• If your current color scheme of your site is non-compliant, or it uses fonts/graphics that are not
compliant, you may need to undergo a redesign for your site to be ADA-friendly
• As with any redesign, this typically has a budget, but it can vary based on the need