Social Media Management

Do you know which Social Media channels are most relevant to your business?

Do you understand how to maximise the latest Social Media updates to drive customer engagement?

… And, do you have a consistent tone of voice across all Social content?

 

At Make More Noise HQ we know our Tweets from our Likes, our Fans from our Followers and, more importantly, we understand the vital role Social Media can play in raising profile and shaping brand communications online. More importantly, we know how to make Social Media work for you and your business.

From standalone Social Media Management through to a fully integrated PR and Marketing Strategy, Make More Noise maximises the power of Social to increase stakeholder engagement and drive brand awareness for the long-term.

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Consistent Tone of Voice

Make More Noise works with you to develop a consistent tone of voice to represent your brand across all social media channels.

Creative Content

We are experienced in creating engaging social media content, which not only adheres to industry best practice, but dovetails your wider PR & Marketing strategy for maximum impact.

Branded Imagery

Want your customers to recognise your brand in seconds? Our very own design department creates innovative and ‘on-brand’ graphics to drive engagement from hitting ‘publish’… We even stretch to company GIFs.

Daily Activity

Make More Noise takes the stress out of social, with daily management of your accounts, from Twitter and LinkedIn right through to Instagram

Brand Engagement

We work towards a clear set of KPIs with all clients, from increasing likes and followers to driving social engagement.

Brand Awareness

Make More Noise creates engaging Social Media strategies that increase brand awareness and develop trust with your target audiences.

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Are you using hashtags to their full potential?

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Oct 15, 2018 | Social Media Management

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