Social Media Channel Plan

3-keys web solutionhttp://www.3-keys.com Visual content can act as a “gateway” to more valuable content. When planning visual content to post on social platforms, think in terms of how it can drive traffic back to your website. So many organizations feel overwhelmed by the need to create content for every social media channel on the planet. Or worse yet, many brands create one type of content and then blast that content onto every social platform. If that’s you, you need a social media channel plan. Most likely, your goals are different on each social platform. Since that’s the case, the content you develop for that platform needs to be different as well. Here are the components for your channel plan. The Channel (social media platform) The Persona (target audience) The Goal (Sales goal, cost-savings goal, Branding) Primary Content Type (Textual, visual, infographics?) Structure (Visual and emotive feel) Channel Integration (How will this channel work with your other channels for maximum impact) Desired Action (What user behavior do you want to achieve?) Editorial Plan (Every channel needs its own editorial calendar.) And this is exactly why content marketing isn’t easy. But if you leverage a social media channel plan correctly, you’ll [...]

Metrics: Is Your Website Working For You as your Marketing Tool

Contrary to popular belief, a website is not a black hole that sucks away money and gives nothing back. Many business owners feel that they keep pumping money into their websites without knowing exactly what they are paying for. Exactly what does monthly linkbuilding or blogging get them anyways? Is any of this actually generating new business? All of these questions can be answered with one simple word: metrics. Website metrics is a way to measure and analyzing your site’s performance. Metrics will tell you how many visits your website gets, where those visits are coming from, what content is the most popular, and so forth. There are several ways to measure traffic on your site but the easiest way is Google Analytics. Google Analytics is a simple snippet of code that you put on every page of your website that you wish to track. The code is not visible on the page, but it does record the volume of traffic to your site, the pages visited, and more. You can then review the information on the Google Analytics Dashboard. Best practice for tracking website traffic Install Google Analytics immediately — ideally when you first set up or update the [...]

Exhibition design considerations

The right exhibit design supports your business goals and will best serve your marketing and sales efforts. While your display should look good from every angle on the show floor, it should also be oriented to face the heaviest flows of traffic. Graphics are the most important factor of your display. Graphics attract attention, convey your business message and build identity of your brand, complementing your marketing strategy, and presenting a unified and cohesive message. Draw visitors to you with commanding graphics at high points where they may be viewed from a distance and ensure that you’re visible from every direction. An open design is easily accessible from multiple entry points, welcoming to potential clients and offers easy visitor flow within your space. Use something or someone to attract passersby and encourage them to stop. The attraction you choose may involve one or more of the five senses: sight, sound, smell, taste, and touch. Studies indicate that a display featuring an activity creates more memorability than a static one. Highlighting new and popular products is essential. Which products you need in your exhibit, their sizes and quantities will guide where and how to show them to their best sales advantage. [...]

Website,Your Virtual Office

You want to be original, you want to be yourself, and whether that’s accepted or not accepted, that’s not as important as being you." Tyler Hubbard For small business, a website is a crucial tool for marketing and branding efforts. Visitors visit the website for a specific reason, and It is important to ensure that they get what they are looking for in terms of products and services. A website can be virtual office projecting and showing your goals, vision, mission and values of your business or it can be a virtual market to sell your product or service. If business gets their website designed wrong, they can easily lose thousands of dollars initially, and ultimately lose even more money in potential revenue that you could be making from a well-designed, properly functioning website. Following points should be considered while designing website for the small businesses. Understanding your target market and not rushing foe urgency. Design should be clear and should resonate your business persona and brand image. Clear call to action is required for appropriate interaction. The budget for website should reflect your marketing budget, as it is vital marketing tool. Customers expect your website to contain the latest [...]

By | March 17th, 2017|Categories: Client Projects, Creative, Marketing, SEO, Web solutions|0 Comments

Website For Small Business

  You want to be original, you want to be yourself, and whether that’s accepted or not accepted, that’s not as important as being you." Tyler Hubbard For small business, a website is a crucial tool for marketing and branding efforts. Visitors visit the website for a specific reason, and It is important to ensure that they get what they are looking for in terms of products and services. A website can be virtual office projecting and showing your goals, vision, mission and values of your business or it can be a virtual market to sell your product or service. If business gets their website designed wrong, they can easily lose thousands of dollars initially, and ultimately lose even more money in potential revenue that you could be making from a well-designed, properly functioning website. Following points should be considered while designing website for the small businesses. Understanding your target market and not rushing foe urgency. Design should be clear and should resonate your business persona and brand image. Clear call to action is required for appropriate interaction. The budget for website should reflect your marketing budget, as it is vital marketing tool. Customers expect your website to contain the [...]

By | August 31st, 2016|Categories: Client Projects, Creative, Marketing, SEO, Web solutions|0 Comments

NEED FOR CUSTOM WEB DESIGN AS A STRONG MARKETING TOOL

Designing a custom website offers customization, control and performance.  As a business owner we are always looking how to save money and make our business profitable. When it comes to creating an online presence for our business, just like our marketing materials and office’s appearance, our website needs to project a professional image. The more professional looking our business appears, the more creditable it looks. Many business owners don’t really understand the difference between having a custom web design done and using website templates. BENEFITS OF CUSTOM WEB DESIGN: Brand Image Presentation -A custom web design it is created just for an individual’s business. It will incorporate company’s branding. If branding is already established, then that branding will be incorporated into the website. Search engine friendly- By hiring the right web designer, website will be constructed so it is search engine friendly. How the background coding of a website is done will influence SEO. Flexibility- custom web designing is adaptable to the company’s needs. Various custom features can be added to the website based on the requirement of the business. You don’t want to deal with templates or the restrictions they impose Scalability- if you have planned what you want in the future for your website, [...]

Planning for Marketing of Your Enterprise

We at 3-Keys Graphics are looking forward to an exciting new year filled with clients old and new. We can’t wait to get started on this year’s branding and design projects. We’ll innovate, ideate, educate and create. We’ll be the “next big thing”. We’ll go viral! We plan to take the market by storm! First, in order to gain a useful perspective, it’s essential to look back. How has this last year gone for your company? What were your more successful moments? Least successful? Did you land some ideal clients, or at least get a step closer to figuring out who, exactly, your ideal client is? What trends did you notice over the past year? What else needs reviewing for your business? Next, set milestones and goals for this new year, be it calendar or fiscal. You’ve got an idea of what’s working, as well as what needs work. Start with the little things, the goals that are clear-cut and obvious. Set monthly sales and revenue goals for your company. Break these goals down into actual sales targets. Then, let your dreams get a little bigger. Review and refine your overall message and goals. Let these inform your big-picture goals for [...]