Tag: marketing for a social world

Why Healthcare Content Marketers Should Leverage Vertical Video for Social Media

Why Healthcare Content Marketers Should Leverage Vertical Video for Social Media

We're betting you've seen your share of short, vertical social videos. The format is so popular it's hard to miss, and has reached extreme popularity in recent years thanks to TikTok, which now sets the standards for short, vertical videos. Here are our tips – plus examples from healthcare payers and brands – to get your content marketing team started.

What Medicare Marketers Can Learn from ABC’s Golden Bachelor

What Medicare Marketers Can Learn from ABC’s Golden Bachelor

The very first season of ABC's Golden Bachelor was a smashing success. After a few years of declining viewership for the franchise, the series featuring 72-year-old Gerry Turner and suiters in their 60s and 70s marked a turnaround. The series earned accolades for its portrayal of older adults, and that's something Medicare marketers should pay attention to. Here are a few takeaways for healthcare marketing teams from Golden Bachelor.

Accessibility Best Practices for Social Media + Downloadable Tip Sheet

Accessibility Best Practices for Social Media + Downloadable Tip Sheet

Social media accessibility is a topic that all marketers should be talking about and addressing. We came up with the acronym FAVE to help marketers remember four of the most important and basic elements for social media accessibility: Formatting, Alt Text/Images, Video and Emojis. In this blog post, we'll explain why FAVE is so crucial and how you can use it to make sure your social media posts comply. And be sure to download our tip sheet for a printable checklist of dos and don'ts you can keep right on your desk!

Watch Visa “Go” with Integrated Social Media

Watch Visa “Go” with Integrated Social Media

At first, the length of a Vine may seem limiting. What can you say in six seconds? Then along comes Visa to remind us that in a social media world, you can say a lot in six seconds. In fact, Visa has built an entire integrated campaign around it.

Uber: Taking Back Control of the Customer Review

As a marketer, there are pros and cons to the online review. Because there are so many platforms designed to host them, customer reviews are tough to monitor and even more difficult to manage, since most of those apps and sites are not client-owned. Even the most positive of reviews are difficult to legitimize with the increasingly widespread practice of false-positive reports by invested stakeholders and, even, businesses paying customers to post about shining experiences… that may not have actually happened. So, what’s a retailer, restaurant or service provider to do? Lie sitting duck or spend countless hours scouring the internet for reviews – positive or negative – that may forever sit on a third party platform? Neither. Take control.