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12 TWITTER MARKETING TIPS TO HELP GROW YOUR BUSINESS NOW.
Twitter is a great place to grow your business, but things move very quickly on the platform.
The average lifespan of one tweet is only about 18 minutes. Over 7,000 new tweets are sent every single second
.
The shelf life of one tweet is four times shorter than anything you post on Facebook.
This makes it hard to get your messages to stick and make an impact. It’s easy to get lost in the crowd.
That’s why your tweets and Twitter marketing techniques have to pack a punch to get people to take action and pay attention to you.
1.Pick the right handle, profile photo, and header image.
Your Twitter handle has to be recognizable, easy-to-remember, and short enough for people to easily tag you.
When someone tries to search your name, they will use your handle to find your page.
Keep your names consistent across all social media profiles. If you use a name that’s different from your brand or company name, you might confuse followers or make your page hard to find.
Take H&M for example. There’s no way to include the “&” character in a handle, so they simply shortened their handle to “@hm
The business name “H&M” is already catchy, short, and easy-to-remember, but the handle is even simpler.
They use this handle consistently across all of their social media accounts. No unnecessary characters are added, making their pages easy to find.
If you’re just getting started, choose a Twitter handle that is as close to your brand’s name as you can get.
Steer away from irrelevant numbers or any kind of punctuation marks.
2. Optimize your bio to showcase your brand’s personality
Your Twitter bio is a 160-character location to showcase your company right under your profile photo. You need to create a killer one.
And it doesn’t have to be difficult.
Just explain who you are to the world in a few short, sweet sentences. Here’s what my Twitter bio looks like:
Keep it accurate. Tell people exactly who your brand is.
Incorporate some personality or humor. Don’t be afraid to tell a few jokes or say something original.
Brag a bit. If your brand has some great accomplishments under their belt, tell people. Have thousands of existing customers? Let people know.
Keep it targeted. Write a bio that will attract people that fit in with your target audience.
Add relevant hashtags so that people can find your account when they search for those terms.
Be sure to tag other brands that you may be associated with in this space
3. Tweet during peak hours
There are certain days of the week or times of day when users are more active on Twitter, meaning they’ll actually be more likely to engage with your posts.
By identifying those hours and days and posting during them, you’ll gain more impressions, boost engagement, and get tons of clicks.
According to Buffer, tweets posted on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday have higher CTRs than those posted during other days of the week
Some studies have shown that posting between 12 PM and 6 PM is the best time to post. Others suggest that the hours between 12 PM and 3 PM on Monday through Friday work best
4. Keep hashtag use to a minimum (and use the right ones)
Tweets that contain hashtags receive 2x more engagement than those that don’t.
But tweets with more than two hashtags receive a drop in engagement by 17%
It’s important to use the right kind of hashtags without overusing them.
Only include hashtags that add some context to your tweets
RiteTag is another alternative that works similarly to Hashtagify.
Next, focus on running some advanced searches
5. Run some advanced searches
Wouldn’t it be nice to find people who are interested in your services or products at this very second?
Or figure out exactly what people are saying about your brand?
Luckily, there is when you use Twitter advanced search.
Instead of sending out promotional tweets or writing to your existing customers, find potential ones by searching through industry-specific terms.
For example, if you’re a bakery, search for terms like “baker,” “bakery,” or “cake” in your area
7. Add images to tweets to increase retweets
Make sure only to add compelling images that are relevant and high-quality.
Never use an image that doesn’t relate to your tweet just for the sake of adding an image.
If you’re tweeting about a recent blog post, add an image from the article with a link where users can find more information.
Or, if you want to tweet about a new product or service, include an image that showcases it.
You may even be running a promotional deal where followers can get discounts. Use a tool like Canva to create a simple graphic like this one and add it to your tweet
7. Utilize Twitter video for even more engagement
Images get more attention than plain old text, but videos outperform images.
Twitter video allows Twitter users to record a new video from a device or upload an existing video.
8. Conduct polls to interact with followers
One of the easiest ways to create more activity on your Twitter page is to create a Twitter poll.
All you need to do is click the same button you always click to add a new tweet, then click on the poll icon at the bottom of the screen
9. Use creative CTAs (beyond asking users to share posts)
The entire idea behind Twitter marketing is to drive sales, generate leads, boost clicks, and increase downloads.
Creating posts to drive these actions, when used sparingly, can boost your engagement in huge ways. Adding a CTA to a few tweets is the quickest way to do this
Follow us
Visit our site
Shop our sales
Download here
Learn more
10. Use Twitter to double A/B test headlines
Twitter is the best network to test headlines.
Testing headlines on Twitter is a great idea because the visual elements aren’t as prominent on as they are with a platform like Facebook.
Buffer introduced this idea with a guide on how to write great headlines on blogs and social media.
After you publish an article, use a tool like Tweriod to find out when your followers are online.
Then, tweet three to five headlines with trackable links during those peak times. Make sure that the headlines are different.
Track the performance of each link. Next, put the same headlines into an A/B-testing service like Optimizely
11. Reach out to influencers for more exposure
It’s now easier than ever to pitch your ideas to someone with a large following. If they like what you bring to the table, they can change your brand’s world with one simple post.
The first step to influencer outreach is identifying which influencers are out there for your specific industry.
First, look at influencers that you’ve already been interacting with. Maybe they’ve liked a few of your tweets, or maybe you’ve responded to some of theirs.
Look at their profiles.
12. Harness the power of Twitter Ads
When you need to boost engagement as fast as possible, Twitter Ads are the way to go. Especially if you don’t have a ton of followers just yet.
Twitter Ads can be a bit more expensive than Facebook Ads, but they will boost engagement when you need it most. Promoted tweets are the best option for this purpose
Conclusion
Twitter is one of the best places to increase brand awareness and generate new leads, but things move quicker on the platform than any other social media network.
The average lifespan of one tweet is just a few minutes, and thousands of new tweets are generated every second.
Your Twitter marketing efforts have to be unique so that you stand out from the crowd. Start with the basics of your Twitter profile. Make sure that your brand’s handle is short and easy to remember. It should be as close to your comp
12 TWITTER MARKETING TIPS TO HELP GROW YOUR BUSINESS NOW.
Twitter is a great place to grow your business, but things move very quickly on the platform.
The average lifespan of one tweet is only about 18 minutes. Over 7,000 new tweets are sent every single second
.
The shelf life of one tweet is four times shorter than anything you post on Facebook.
This makes it hard to get your messages to stick and make an impact. It’s easy to get lost in the crowd.
That’s why your tweets and Twitter marketing techniques have to pack a punch to get people to take action and pay attention to you.
1.Pick the right handle, profile photo, and header image.
Your Twitter handle has to be recognizable, easy-to-remember, and short enough for people to easily tag you.
When someone tries to search your name, they will use your handle to find your page.
Keep your names consistent across all social media profiles. If you use a name that’s different from your brand or company name, you might confuse followers or make your page hard to find.
Take H&M for example. There’s no way to include the “&” character in a handle, so they simply shortened their handle to “@hm
The business name “H&M” is already catchy, short, and easy-to-remember, but the handle is even simpler.
They use this handle consistently across all of their social media accounts. No unnecessary characters are added, making their pages easy to find.
If you’re just getting started, choose a Twitter handle that is as close to your brand’s name as you can get.
Steer away from irrelevant numbers or any kind of punctuation marks.
2. Optimize your bio to showcase your brand’s personality
Your Twitter bio is a 160-character location to showcase your company right under your profile photo. You need to create a killer one.
And it doesn’t have to be difficult.
Just explain who you are to the world in a few short, sweet sentences. Here’s what my Twitter bio looks like:
Keep it accurate. Tell people exactly who your brand is.
Incorporate some personality or humor. Don’t be afraid to tell a few jokes or say something original.
Brag a bit. If your brand has some great accomplishments under their belt, tell people. Have thousands of existing customers? Let people know.
Keep it targeted. Write a bio that will attract people that fit in with your target audience.
Add relevant hashtags so that people can find your account when they search for those terms.
Be sure to tag other brands that you may be associated with in this space
3. Tweet during peak hours
There are certain days of the week or times of day when users are more active on Twitter, meaning they’ll actually be more likely to engage with your posts.
By identifying those hours and days and posting during them, you’ll gain more impressions, boost engagement, and get tons of clicks.
According to Buffer, tweets posted on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday have higher CTRs than those posted during other days of the week
Some studies have shown that posting between 12 PM and 6 PM is the best time to post. Others suggest that the hours between 12 PM and 3 PM on Monday through Friday work best
4. Keep hashtag use to a minimum (and use the right ones)
Tweets that contain hashtags receive 2x more engagement than those that don’t.
But tweets with more than two hashtags receive a drop in engagement by 17%
It’s important to use the right kind of hashtags without overusing them.
Only include hashtags that add some context to your tweets
RiteTag is another alternative that works similarly to Hashtagify.
Next, focus on running some advanced searches
5. Run some advanced searches
Wouldn’t it be nice to find people who are interested in your services or products at this very second?
Or figure out exactly what people are saying about your brand?
Luckily, there is when you use Twitter advanced search.
Instead of sending out promotional tweets or writing to your existing customers, find potential ones by searching through industry-specific terms.
For example, if you’re a bakery, search for terms like “baker,” “bakery,” or “cake” in your area
7. Add images to tweets to increase retweets
Make sure only to add compelling images that are relevant and high-quality.
Never use an image that doesn’t relate to your tweet just for the sake of adding an image.
If you’re tweeting about a recent blog post, add an image from the article with a link where users can find more information.
Or, if you want to tweet about a new product or service, include an image that showcases it.
You may even be running a promotional deal where followers can get discounts. Use a tool like Canva to create a simple graphic like this one and add it to your tweet
7. Utilize Twitter video for even more engagement
Images get more attention than plain old text, but videos outperform images.
Twitter video allows Twitter users to record a new video from a device or upload an existing video.
8. Conduct polls to interact with followers
One of the easiest ways to create more activity on your Twitter page is to create a Twitter poll.
All you need to do is click the same button you always click to add a new tweet, then click on the poll icon at the bottom of the screen
9. Use creative CTAs (beyond asking users to share posts)
The entire idea behind Twitter marketing is to drive sales, generate leads, boost clicks, and increase downloads.
Creating posts to drive these actions, when used sparingly, can boost your engagement in huge ways. Adding a CTA to a few tweets is the quickest way to do this
Follow us
Visit our site
Shop our sales
Download here
Learn more
10. Use Twitter to double A/B test headlines
Twitter is the best network to test headlines.
Testing headlines on Twitter is a great idea because the visual elements aren’t as prominent on as they are with a platform like Facebook.
Buffer introduced this idea with a guide on how to write great headlines on blogs and social media.
After you publish an article, use a tool like Tweriod to find out when your followers are online.
Then, tweet three to five headlines with trackable links during those peak times. Make sure that the headlines are different.
Track the performance of each link. Next, put the same headlines into an A/B-testing service like Optimizely
11. Reach out to influencers for more exposure
It’s now easier than ever to pitch your ideas to someone with a large following. If they like what you bring to the table, they can change your brand’s world with one simple post.
The first step to influencer outreach is identifying which influencers are out there for your specific industry.
First, look at influencers that you’ve already been interacting with. Maybe they’ve liked a few of your tweets, or maybe you’ve responded to some of theirs.
Look at their profiles.
12. Harness the power of Twitter Ads
When you need to boost engagement as fast as possible, Twitter Ads are the way to go. Especially if you don’t have a ton of followers just yet.
Twitter Ads can be a bit more expensive than Facebook Ads, but they will boost engagement when you need it most. Promoted tweets are the best option for this purpose
Conclusion
Twitter is one of the best places to increase brand awareness and generate new leads, but things move quicker on the platform than any other social media network.
The average lifespan of one tweet is just a few minutes, and thousands of new tweets are generated every second.
Your Twitter marketing efforts have to be unique so that you stand out from the crowd. Start with the basics of your Twitter profile. Make sure that your brand’s handle is short and easy to remember. It should be as close to your company's name as possible.
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WHAT’S WORKING IN B2B SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING.?
Those crafting B2B social media marketing programs should consider employee branding, showcasing C-Suite executives and connecting social media and Account-Based Marketing (ABM) efforts. Those are some of the hot-ticket trends in the business of business-to-business social media marketing, according to Carter Hostelley, founder and CEO of Leadtail, a B2B social media consultancy.
“When I think about B2B social today, companies are very active on social,” Hostelley said. “And the thing I always used to say, and I think it still holds true, is the B2B social side tends to follow by a couple years the B2C side. … Social is discovery driven. It’s really about moving folks from discovering a brand to having interest in brand and then finally having intent around the brand.”
Crunching B2B Social Media Numbers
It’s not like we need convincing today B2B buyers are on social media. But here are numbers reported by HubSpot last year. 76% of buyers are ready to have sales conversations on social media, and 81% of buyers are more likely to engage with brands that have a “strong, cohesive, professional social media presence."
Twitter saw 2.01% follower growth
LinkedIn saw 7.79% follower growth
Twitter saw a 1.06% engagement rate
LinkedIn saw a 3.53% engagement rate
*Total engagements/impressions = engagement rate
.
Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter: Where to Land?
Charles Cunningham, group account supervisor at digital agency Sparkloft Media, said B2B companies should focus on a two-pronged approach: Facebook/Instagram and Linkedin. The Facebook/Instagram advertising ecosystem provides a flexible and cost-effective platform to target consumers based on industry, job title and seniority, along with traditional demographics. Linkedin provides the most in-depth targeting for B2B with seniority, specific company, job title and organization size.
Dave Nilsson, founder and director of SEO consultancy ConvertedClick, said Twitter has been a source of leads, and one major reason is relevancy to clients. “We share content that is exclusively wired to digital marketing and it immediately catches the attention of our clients,” he said. “... Contrary to popular belief that social media marketing is better suited for B2C companies, I think it works great for B2B businesses, too.”
LinkedIn: the Clear Winner for B2B
Getting down to brass tracks in B2B social media marketing, LinkedIn is a clear winner, according to Nora Leary, growth director at Ironpaper, a B2B marketing agency. Where many B2B companies go wrong is posting content that is irrelevant to their target audience, she added.
“For example, you may see overly technical posts or posts that promote the company's ‘20 years of experience,’” Leary said. “We see this in LinkedIn ads as well. B2B companies have the most success when they target buyers at the correct stage in the sales funnel.”
B2B brands in the awareness phase shouldn't promote an FAQ about the company. The ad should go to an ebook that addresses the buyer's pain points. “Social media can be an excellent lead generation tool if companies take a deep dive into their buyer and understand what content will resonate with them,” Leary said.
B2B company CallRail is also seeing continued success on LinkedIn, while reach on Facebook dropped significantly in 2020, according to Suchi Sajja, social media manager for CallRail. To remedy this, the social team began automatically boosting top-performing Facebook posts, which led to improved results in December and January. Prior to boosting, reach consistently came in at under 100 people per post. After boosting, teams experienced an increase in reach to 5,000 to 7,0000 people per post.
Defining Personas Can Help Determine Right Platform
The bigger question regarding platforms for B2B social media marketers is what do your customers tell you. Abhi Jadhav, co-founder and managing partner at Bay Leaf Digital, a B2B marketing agency, said the social media platform they use for B2B paid marketing is decided by doing a persona definition exercise. This exercise reveals the preferences of the audience and allows them to focus efforts on the platform where the target persona is most likely to frequent.
“For example, if we are marketing an enterprise SaaS solution, and the decision maker is a C-level executive, then our go-to platform is LinkedIn,” he said. “For a SaaS that has a lower cost of ownership, and the decision maker is a small business owner, we might prefer to market on Quora or Facebook.”
Impact of C-Suite, Societal Issues
Of course, if B2B were as easy as picking a platform. According to Hostelley, this also comes down to creating the right content and being more human as a brand by bringing faces and personality to C-Suite executives, for starters.
“One of the things I would say that's really emerged in the last 18 months on the B2B social side is executive social,” Hostelley said. “Companies now are really starting to understand that going out there and talking about how disruptive their technologies are but then having that company’s C-Suite literally be nowhere to be found on social, not even having their photo on LinkedIn. It just really sends a different signal to the sophisticated tech buyers now.
Why Showcasing Employees Matters
Certainly a less risky endeavor is showcasing employees on social, according to Hostelley. Employee branding helps B2B companies see the people behind the brand.
“It’s not just the employee of the month crap,” Hostelley said. “But let's highlight what employees are doing in the community, let's highlight an employee's first shot of them on their first Zoom call with their brand new company. Let's highlight the fifth-year anniversary. Let's highlight every Friday an employee with their pets.”
B2B companies really struggle with this tactic sometimes because they hide behind the corporate style guide. But Hostelley encourages B2B brands to be more human and authentic
Invest Energies into Video
Cisco predicts that by next year 82% of all internet consumer traffic will be through video. Videos are the perfect combination of visual and auditory stimulation that will grab people's attention and keep it, according to Phil Strazzulla, founder and CEO of SelectSoftware Reviews. “It puts a face to the company so that people know you are a person, not just a company,” Strazzulla said. “The best marketing strategy on social media is to try to make business-to-business more like person-to-person
Seeing Success Through ABM
Costa said an integrated multichannel strategy is crucial for a successful B2B buyer journey that drives both brand awareness and meets demand KPIs. Her teams have seen success leveraging social media networks both for earned and paid placements. PROS’ ABM (Account-Based Marketing) program generated 46% of lifted target accounts (target accounts with higher website engagement) in 2020 through this multichannel approach.
“Using a good mix of content that serves different communication objectives and KPIs is key to success in using social media,” she said. “For example, we work to make sure that our editorial content has a balance of thought leadership, educational, and culture-related content, that is offered in a variety of formats (videos, images, polls, etc.). Videos playing within the social networks tend to drive high post engagement, but it’s very likely that if your organization also has social media KPIs related to driving website traffic, and also needs prioritizing social content that directly takes visitors to the website.”
WHAT’S WORKING IN B2B SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING.?
Those crafting B2B social media marketing programs should consider employee branding, showcasing C-Suite executives and connecting social media and Account-Based Marketing (ABM) efforts. Those are some of the hot-ticket trends in the business of business-to-business social media marketing, according to Carter Hostelley, founder and CEO of Leadtail, a B2B social media consultancy.
“When I think about B2B social today, companies are very active on social,” Hostelley said. “And the thing I always used to say, and I think it still holds true, is the B2B social side tends to follow by a couple years the B2C side. … Social is discovery driven. It’s really about moving folks from discovering a brand to having interest in brand and then finally having intent around the brand.”
Crunching B2B Social Media Numbers
It’s not like we need convincing today B2B buyers are on social media. But here are numbers reported by HubSpot last year. 76% of buyers are ready to have sales conversations on social media, and 81% of buyers are more likely to engage with brands that have a “strong, cohesive, professional social media presence."
Twitter saw 2.01% follower growth
LinkedIn saw 7.79% follower growth
Twitter saw a 1.06% engagement rate
LinkedIn saw a 3.53% engagement rate
*Total engagements/impressions = engagement rate
.
Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter: Where to Land?
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Charles Cunningham, group account supervisor at digital agency Sparkloft Media, said B2B companies should focus on a two-pronged approach: Facebook/Instagram and Linkedin. The Facebook/Instagram advertising ecosystem provides a flexible and cost-effective platform to target consumers based on industry, job title and seniority, along with traditional demographics. Linkedin provides the most in-depth targeting for B2B with seniority, specific company, job title and organization size.
Dave Nilsson, founder and director of SEO consultancy ConvertedClick, said Twitter has been a source of leads, and one major reason is relevancy to clients. “We share content that is exclusively wired to digital marketing and it immediately catches the attention of our clients,” he said. “... Contrary to popular belief that social media marketing is better suited for B2C companies, I think it works great for B2B businesses, too.”
LinkedIn: the Clear Winner for B2B
Getting down to brass tracks in B2B social media marketing, LinkedIn is a clear winner, according to Nora Leary, growth director at Ironpaper, a B2B marketing agency. Where many B2B companies go wrong is posting content that is irrelevant to their target audience, she added.
“For example, you may see overly technical posts or posts that promote the company's ‘20 years of experience,’” Leary said. “We see this in LinkedIn ads as well. B2B companies have the most success when they target buyers at the correct stage in the sales funnel.”
B2B brands in the awareness phase shouldn't promote an FAQ about the company. The ad should go to an ebook that addresses the buyer's pain points. “Social media can be an excellent lead generation tool if companies take a deep dive into their buyer and understand what content will resonate with them,” Leary said.
B2B company CallRail is also seeing continued success on LinkedIn, while reach on Facebook dropped significantly in 2020, according to Suchi Sajja, social media manager for CallRail. To remedy this, the social team began automatically boosting top-performing Facebook posts, which led to improved results in December and January. Prior to boosting, reach consistently came in at under 100 people per post. After boosting, teams experienced an increase in reach to 5,000 to 7,0000 people per post.
Defining Personas Can Help Determine Right Platform
The bigger question regarding platforms for B2B social media marketers is what do your customers tell you. Abhi Jadhav, co-founder and managing partner at Bay Leaf Digital, a B2B marketing agency, said the social media platform they use for B2B paid marketing is decided by doing a persona definition exercise. This exercise reveals the preferences of the audience and allows them to focus efforts on the platform where the target persona is most likely to frequent.
“For example, if we are marketing an enterprise SaaS solution, and the decision maker is a C-level executive, then our go-to platform is LinkedIn,” he said. “For a SaaS that has a lower cost of ownership, and the decision maker is a small business owner, we might prefer to market on Quora or Facebook.”
Impact of C-Suite, Societal Issues
Of course, if B2B were as easy as picking a platform. According to Hostelley, this also comes down to creating the right content and being more human as a brand by bringing faces and personality to C-Suite executives, for starters.
“One of the things I would say that's really emerged in the last 18 months on the B2B social side is executive social,” Hostelley said. “Companies now are really starting to understand that going out there and talking about how disruptive their technologies are but then having that company’s C-Suite literally be nowhere to be found on social, not even having their photo on LinkedIn. It just really sends a different signal to the sophisticated tech buyers now.
Why Showcasing Employees Matters
Certainly a less risky endeavor is showcasing employees on social, according to Hostelley. Employee branding helps B2B companies see the people behind the brand.
“It’s not just the employee of the month crap,” Hostelley said. “But let's highlight what employees are doing in the community, let's highlight an employee's first shot of them on their first Zoom call with their brand new company. Let's highlight the fifth-year anniversary. Let's highlight every Friday an employee with their pets.”
B2B companies really struggle with this tactic sometimes because they hide behind the corporate style guide. But Hostelley encourages B2B brands to be more human and authentic
Invest Energies into Video
Cisco predicts that by next year 82% of all internet consumer traffic will be through video. Videos are the perfect combination of visual and auditory stimulation that will grab people's attention and keep it, according to Phil Strazzulla, founder and CEO of SelectSoftware Reviews. “It puts a face to the company so that people know you are a person, not just a company,” Strazzulla said. “The best marketing strategy on social media is to try to make business-to-business more like person-to-person
Seeing Success Through ABM
Costa said an integrated multichannel strategy is crucial for a successful B2B buyer journey that drives both brand awareness and meets demand KPIs. Her teams have seen success leveraging social media networks both for earned and paid placements. PROS’ ABM (Account-Based Marketing) program generated 46% of lifted target accounts (target accounts with higher website engagement) in 2020 through this multichannel approach.
“Using a good mix of content that serves different communication objectives and KPIs is key to success in using social media,” she said. “For example, we work to make sure that our editorial content has a balance of thought leadership, educational, and culture-related content, that is offered in a variety of formats (videos, images, polls, etc.). Videos playing within the social networks tend to drive high post engagement, but it’s very likely that if your organization also has social media KPIs related to driving website traffic, and also needs prioritizing social content that directly takes visitors to the website.”
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SMM COURSES IN BANGALORE.
NIDM - Was Founded By Shri M.S.Kumar, India's Top Digital Marketing Faculty In the year 2010 with a vision to create Successful Careers in The Digital Marketing Industry, With his expertise and guidance we have trained more than 30,000+Students, 2500+ Batches, students from 20+ Countries, Trainees got placed in Top MNC companies in India and guided over 100+ Startups.
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SMM COURSES IN BANGALORE.
NIDM - Was Founded By Shri M.S.Kumar, India's Top Digital Marketing Faculty In the year 2010 with a vision to create Successful Careers in The Digital Marketing Industry, With his expertise and guidance we have trained more than 30,000+Students, 2500+ Batches, students from 20+ Countries, Trainees got placed in Top MNC companies in India and guided over 100+ Startups.
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SMM COURSES IN BANGALORE.
NIDM - Was Founded By Shri M.S.Kumar, India's Top Digital Marketing Faculty In the year 2010 with a vision to create Successful Careers in The Digital Marketing Industry, With his expertise and guidance we have trained more than 30,000+Students, 2500+ Batches, students from 20+ Countries, Trainees got placed in Top MNC companies in India and guided over 100+ Startups.
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NIDM (National Institute Of Digital Marketing) Bangalore Is One Of The Leading Digital Marketing Institute In Bangalore, India And We Have Brand Value For The Quality Of Education Which We Provide. Our Curriculum/ Courses Are Designed with Practical knowledge and Fully For Job Orientation Bases.
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NIDM - Was Founded By Shri M.S.Kumar, India's Top Digital Marketing Faculty In the year 2010 with a vision to create Successful Careers in The Digital Marketing Industry, With his expertise and guidance we have trained more than 30,000+Students, 2500+ Batches, students from 20+ Countries, Trainees got placed in Top MNC companies.
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