Marketing Diagram For Photographers – From Exposure To Advocate
Step 1: Create Never Ending, Non-Stop Content:
Website, Portfolio, Blog, Social Media and More!
Step 2: Follow The Flow Of The Diagram:
Exposure – Marketing, Advertising, Social Media, Blogging & More
Engagement – Respond to website comments and inquiries, online reviews, social media comments, likes and shares
Influence – If people get to know you, begin to like & start to trust you, you will have influence. Once you are able to influence people, you may change their opinions or behaviors.
Impact – A positive brand image will take some time to create; however, thanks to the Internet, it is easier to create a brand image now online than it was 30 years ago using offline efforts. Reviews, Social Media activity and blogging are three simple areas that a small business owner, like a photographer, can have an impact by creating a positive brand image.
Advocate – This is the ultimate stage of achievement for any business. Once customers become a brand ambassador by not only using your services but recommending and talking about your services, you’ll likely see a continued increase in revenue.
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