Social Media Marketing
Social media marketing involves using social media platforms as a marketing channel to reach specific business objectives. This may include promoting products or services, increasing brand awareness, driving website traffic, or generating leads.
What is the difference between social media management and social media marketing?

Social media management involves the day-to-day tasks of maintaining a company's presence on social media platforms. This includes creating and curating content, engaging with followers, monitoring and responding to messages, and monitoring the results of social media activities. The goal of social media management is to build and maintain a strong online presence and reputation, and to create a positive user experience for followers and customers.
Social media marketing, on the other hand, involves using social media platforms as a marketing channel to reach specific business objectives. This may include promoting products or services, increasing brand awareness, driving website traffic, or generating leads. Social media marketing campaigns typically involve a more strategic approach to content creation and distribution, and may involve paid advertising. The goal of social media marketing is to generate a return on investment (ROI) through the use of social media platforms.

The things we do to get more attention.
Developing a social media marketing strategy
Creating and curating content for social media platforms (such as Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc.)
Engaging with followers and responding to messages and comments on social media platforms
Analyzing the performance of social media campaigns and adjusting strategies accordingly
Collaborating with other departments to ensure a cohesive brand message across all marketing channels
Conducting market research to identify target audiences and their preferences
Running paid social media advertising campaigns (such as Facebook ads, Instagram ads, etc.)
Measuring and reporting on the success of social media campaigns
