Local Internet Marketing Company Increases Traffic, Customers, and Revenue for …

(1888PressRelease) August 01, 2011 – Matthew Loop, who is an in-demand marketing consultant specializing in the profitable utilization of the most powerful social media platforms on the web, has announced that the local business marketing service that he’s developed with Dr. Len Schwartz, Automated Social Networking, has recently been upgraded and is driving traffic, leads, and customers to client websites by the droves.

Automated Social Networking was created to give busy professionals, business owners and others an unfair competitive advantage by using the most potent social networking, marketing, and customer acquisition strategies on the Internet.

Loop observed. “There’s no other service in the world like Automated Social Networking, that offers such a strategic and multi-layered approach. We’ve found that this turn key, fully automated service offers amazingly powerful business growth benefits. And unlike a social networking expert you could employ in your office, it works 24/7 and much faster.” Loop added. “When someone uses our service they can then focus on what they should be doing – running their business. Yet, now they’re able to use every part of the Internet to effectively generate a steady flow of leads, traffic, and sales.”

Just a few years ago the primary goal for everyone using the Internet to generate business was to simply push people towards their website, hoping someone would be converted. But now Google and other search engines are more interested in substance and if a business is able to engage various social interactions, create quality content, backlinks and connect with the potential customers numerous times a day.

The Automated Social Networking service connects businesses to all of the important social networking sites and brings into play every marketing tool by using various types of media, including video, audio, images, press releases, articles, Google Places, and ppc advertising. With more than 1.5 billion people on the Web and close to 200 million websites, a local business needs all of the help it can get.

“Every business can benefit by using Automated Social Networking,” notes Loop. “And we’ve made it very affordable with a three-tiered plan. Whatever level of service someone chooses, they will see great benefits.” Loop advises, “Although the Better and Best tiers of our service provide more features such as Facebook Ads PPC, Google Adwords, and submission to over 100 top search engines, our Good plan offers a major amount of exposure that includes videos, Facebook marketing, press releases, Podcasts and professional article submissions. All tiers are competitively priced.”

There’s just a phenomenal amount of marketing power on the Internet and accessing it all is daunting. With the Automated Social Networking service, any business can utilize YouTube, the most visited site on the web; Facebook, whose members grow everyday; and Twitter, keeping people informed 24/7. Plus, there is always some new option, service or tool to be mastered and then used.

This service efficiently employs each and every aspect of cyberspace that defines it as a massive marketing tool and virtual meeting room. If a business has Automated Social Networking doing it’s work, they possess the most advanced and deepest advancement available in advertising.

To find out more about Automated Social Networking, you can go to http://AutomatedSocialNetworking.com …. There you’ll find a complete explanation of the service, including how it works, the premium benefits, in-depth comparison chart, and how you can lock-in your zip-code.

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Advertisers Begin to Look Beyond Facebook and Twitter

Social network marketing is now de rigueur for most brands. eMarketer estimates that 80% of companies with at least 100 employees conduct marketing activities on social networks this year. Fewer are advertising on social networks, but the number is growing.

May 2011 research from The Pivot Conference and Brian Solis found that two-thirds of marketers surveyed were already conducting social media advertising activities, and 18% more planned to do so in the next year. Most agreed that these efforts would prove very valuable, and 54% of those currently running ads were satisfied.

The success of these efforts so far—along with the continuing growth in consumer usage of social sites—may be leading advertisers to expand their plans to more social venues. Currently, Facebook and, to a lesser extent, Twitter dominate. More than nine in 10 respondents have deployed campaigns on Facebook and 78% have done so on Twitter; eMarketer estimates these sites will make $2.19 billion and $140 million, respectively, in US revenues this year. But advertising on sites like YouTube, LinkedIn and foursquare will grow: at least 20% of survey respondents indicate they would begin campaigns on these sites in the next year.

Lagging social networks may have to do more for advertisers, however, if they want to gain share as the social ad market gains momentum. A majority of respondents rated Facebook’s ad offerings excellent or good, but no other social site received such praise. Despite Twitter’s No. 2 ranking in advertiser usage, just 11% thought its ad offerings were excellent. This, in particular, could change as Twitter is expected to roll out more products, including a self-service option, this year.

More education for marketers may also be needed. While many have adopted social media usage enthusiastically, their knowledge of social advertising may be lagging. Among respondents that don’t currently advertise on social sites but plan to in the next year, 83% believed that simply blogging or tweeting for a company was a form of social advertising. Just 69% cited paid placements or other paid visibility programs on the sites. Social networks that want to encourage uptake of those paid products may have to do more to make them visible and understandable for marketers.

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