Do you post content there consistently?

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When this social network is a key part of your internet marketing strategy. Before adding a Facebook or Twitter icon to a new website, ask yourself two questions.
(active publishing channel) The social network has at least as much relevant content as your website.
Are you interacting with people on this social network? (active network channel) You are not just present, but you are interacting with people, communicating and building relationships. If someone asks a question, you answer it.
The answer should be yes to both. If it’s not, hold namibia whatsapp number data off on integrating social media until you have a social media strategy in place. It’s much better to have no icons than buttons that lead nowhere.
The next question is: where to put these social icons?
3. Don't add share buttons to service pages .
Have you ever shared a service page? Have you ever seen someone share a service page? It almost never happens.
The goal of a service page is to convert visitors into leads. Social media buttons are simply distracting, especially if they are big and flashy. They add visual noise but no value, so they should be removed. Cut them out and delete the WordPress plugin that added them.
UX Tip: Don't Add Share Buttons to Service Pages What about buttons on e-commerce product pages?
Do people ever share products? Yes, but almost never. When we looked at an e-commerce website and compared page views (Google Analytics) with social shares (Buzzsumo), we found that such shares were rare.
Only when the audience is passionate about the product are there any promotions at all.