Proven Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Instagram advertising tips.

Crunch time. An App partner (iOS & Android) needed to get a massive volume of installs ASAP to support a critical holiday important for their annual revenue and new customer acquisition.

Has your Facebook ad performance dipped? Maybe your ads never achieved your desired outcome like increased ecommerce sales or lead generation.

Scaling growth is hard and it requires you to be rigorous about the channels you experiment within the early stages of your business. It might seem easy to find one right away and then dump all your money into that one tactic but that almost never happens.

Ready to start using Facebook ads to acquire more customers? As an agency with social advertising experts, we’re fortunate to run and test quite a few Facebook ads every week. This means lots of copywriting opportunities and the need for fresh inspiration.

With a global following of over one billion active monthly accounts (as of June 2018), it’s no wonder Instagram (IG) advertising is such a popular way for brands to build awareness. But where does one even begin on this beast of a platform?

Should Twitter Ads be a part of your Startup’s marketing stack? The answer: it depends. In this article we’ll get into three easy tests (two of which are free), your company can run to see if your audience is on Twitter.

These 15 LinkedIn advertising stats not only showcase the potential of this social media mainstay but also whether it represents the right choice for your investment.

In this post, we’ll take a look at some of the LinkedIn ad examples we have run so far in 2020 alongside our partners.

As typical with online advertising, LinkedIn Ads cost different amounts and exist in different forms. If you decide to advertise on this platform, you can choose between Sponsored Content, Sponsored InMail, Text Ads, and Dynamic Ads.