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conversation around your brand

Posted: Tue Dec 17, 2024 8:41 am
by zelhaque
Digital marketing is essential to making your business successful in this digital age, but that doesn’t mean that offline marketing can’t still have an impact. Whether you consider yourself more of a "people person" or simply want to expand your marketing, here are some of the offline marketing strategies you can leverage to boost your offline and online success.
1. Speak at Events
Don't underestimate the power of public speaking. Sharing your customers mobile phone number list expertise with your target audience is one of the best ways to build trust.

And from a digital perspective, often event attendees take photos, share social media posts, and can even post links to your website — all of which are great for online promotion and creating


2. Donate/Volunteer
More and more people are paying attention to not only a company’s products or services, but how they are helping make their communities and the world a better place. And regardless of what your product or service is, there are non-profits out there that could benefit from them.

Not only does donating or volunteering help with your brand image, and make your employees and customers feel good about working or purchasing from you, but it can also have an impact on your online marketing. Local news sites, the organization you help, or the people involved are likely to share the story and your website, improving search rankings and traffic.

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3. Print Publications
While it’s not going to give your business the same SEO benefits as an online link, print publications are still valuable in offline marketing. Acquiring relevant placements in industry magazines and journals will help increase your brand visibility and showcase your expertise.

Some publications may have an offline and online version, in which case you could still get that valuable link back. However, just like with online publications, don’t send pitches to just anyone. You need to be selective and ensure the publications you choose are relevant to your target audience and a reputable source of information.