Social media and website design is by far one of the most successful combinations for marketing efficiency and converting online visitors into customers.

Consider This…

A brand new website needs some sort of marketing to get visitors. Without a platform to market your website, your demographic will never know your website exists. And the truth is, a website without traffic is basically useless, no matter how fancy or how cutting edge it might be.

Why Should I Consider Social Media Versus Other Platforms?

The answer to this is due to how cost effective it is to get traffic on social media platforms. Organic growth is far easier to achieve on social media through high-quality content posts versus other services such as SEO. Simply put, the volume and quality that comes from a professionally manged social media account is astounding compared to other forms of marketing.

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Once Your Social Media Account Start Accumulating Followers, Direct Them to Your Website

This is where your social media presence pay off. After giving your audience great content, it is time to promote your products or services.

This is where high converting website design comes in. With sign up forms you will be able to create and grow you email list/customer database. Displaying you contact information in easy to find places will increase how frequently website visitors reach out.

Social Media Management & Marketing > Everything Else

All in all, when a client asks me what is the most efficient recommended way to grow outreach to customers, my answer 90% of the time is social media. Every now and then I also recommend some type of search engine pay per click campaign, but as I stared before, in the long run social media provides a higher volume of traffic for a fraction of the cost.