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How To Market Your Business On Facebook Post-Covid 19

  • Written by Jack Genesin





In the past weeks, most of the country has been closed due to COVID-19. Many work from home, while many do not even work. If any of these circumstances concern you, now is not the time to stop marketing your business. If you stop now, will people remember you when the world returns to normal? Yes, it may seem difficult, but another company is waiting to take your place. So how exactly do you market your business on Facebook when the world is at a standstill, and no one is doing anything?

Now is the time for your business to take advantage of everything digital in order to gain a market share advantage over your competitors who have come to a standstill due to the economic restrictions in place. If you aren’t sure where to start, a digital marketing agency might just be the place to start in order to talk to an expert about what types of digital marketing channels your business should be advertising on. Everyone is on social media now, immersed in updates and chatting with others. People read your emails and text messages because it is really one of the only forms of communication you can have when you need to stay home and not go out.


How You Can Still Market Your Business On Facebook While Everyone Is Quarantined


Go to Facebook Live

More and more people are watching live video like never before. In fact, Facebook Live viewers have grown by up to 50%. There are many obvious uses for this free Facebook marketing feature, such as answering questions from COVID-19 customers, providing relevant advice, or conducting quarantine training. But also remember that Facebook Live videos can be saved. With audiences on the rise, all the time now is a good time to hold live sessions on your traditional and persistent topics, which you can reuse along the line once the coronavirus has passed.


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Stay Consistent And Grow Your High-Performing Ads

Facebook as of late cautioned sponsors that, because of recent changes in staff, there would likely be delays and errors as they would increase their reliance on automated systems to review new ads and announcements. This implies when new advertisements are submitted or modified (for example, copy modification, headlines, images, targeting by the audience), the ad will be subject to new review policy. To avoid interrupting your ad, Facebook product manager Rob Leathern advises brands to extend the delivery time for their best performing ads as new campaigns are reviewed. Facebook interest targeting is a proven way to get maximum results from facebook marketing.


Do A Lucky Draw Giveaway

If you are open and delivering, it is a good idea to add some joy to your deliveries. It's still a better idea to add a little mystery to the mix. On your Facebook page, you can organize a gift in which all orders placed within a certain period can benefit from free processing, and a lucky winner will receive a gift card. This can encourage not only greater audience involvement but also increases your mood.


Conclusion

These free digital marketing methods are great strategies for reaching your audience, marketing your business on Facebook, and alleviating economic difficulties during COVID-19, but they can be adapted for use even after the pandemic. Try them, and, as you know, you can get out of this pandemic with a stronger online presence than ever. Click here, if you are looking for the Best Sites to Buy Facebook Likes & Followers (2021)


The Uber of retail? eDelivery promises 2-hour on-demand delivery service

  • Written by Tess Sanders Lazarus





A new delivery service is promising to deliver your online retail purchases in roughly the same amount of time it takes to deliver a pizza.

 

Carl Popovic, founder and managing director of eDelivery, believes that eDelivery is going revolutionise the efficiency of the delivery market.

 

“eDelivery is going to change people’s expectations about delivery times. Right now, same-day delivery is considered an expensive luxury. With eDelivery, it’s going to be what people expect,” Popovic said.

 

“What eDelivery offers that other delivery services don’t is speed. Whilst other delivery services think in days and weeks, we think in hours. We offer 24/7 delivery and our goal is to have everything delivered within two hours.

 

“eDelivery represents a digital platform that links ‘bricks and mortar’ retailers with a Private Driver Network providing a two hour delivery from customer online order placement, at under $8 per delivery, and available seven days a week including evenings.”

 

eDelivery is hoping to capitalise on the growing market for online deliveries. In 2017, Australians spent $21.3 billion buying products online and Australia Post predicts that online operations will reach parity with bricks-and-mortar retail sales by 2030. COVID-19 is accelerating this prediction.

 

“If people think online retail is big now, just wait. Eventually, every business is going to have an online presence in order to survive. This is going to be daunting for a lot of businesses but that’s why we’re here. We provide the quick and easy delivery solutions so you don’t have to think about it,” Popovic said.

 

According to Popovic, eDelivery works similar to the other successful crowd-sourcing businesses like Uber, Deliveroo and Lyft.

 

“The process is incredibly simple to implement and intuitive. It works similar to Deliveroo and UberEats. Customers order online or in store with their favourite retailer.  When ordering online, the customer simply clicks ‘click and collect’ or ‘eDelivery’ during the checkout process.  The order is then readied at the store. Thanks to cutting edge integratable AI technology, the order is sent through to the eDelivery  system which then matches each order with the appropriate vehicle,” Popovic said.

 

“Smaller packages can be delivered by a motorbike but larger packages may need a van or a truck. The eDelivery system handles that on its own so the retailers themselves don’t have to worry about a thing.

 

“One of our eDrivers picks up the package from the store and delivers it to the customer’s door. Our eDrivers play an extremely important role in eDelivery. Without them, we are nothing. That’s why a full 80 percent of our revenue goes directly to them. On top of that, they receive the benefit of weekend and evening surcharges.”

 

Popovic believes eDelivery is going to change the way businesses and customers think about deliveries and in particular, delivery times.

 

“The goal of eDelivery is to get to a world where you order something online or instore and it shows up at your doorstep two hours later. We want delivering retail products to be as quick and efficient as delivering your dinner through Deliveroo. That may seem like a fantasy but we’re well on our way to making it come true,” Popovic added.

 

“We have our skeptics but I always say: why is it that pizzas can be delivered within half an hour, but clothes take a few days? If your Pad Thai can be delivered so quickly, so can everything else.

 

“If we can beat the other delivery services on price and speed, weve won.”

 

According to Popovic, eDelivery will dramatically change the way retailers conduct their business in the future.

 

“eDelivery completely removes the need to develop in-house delivery systems that are almost always costly and time-consuming. Instead of paying the high price of developing an in-house system, businesses can pay less to use the expert delivery service that eDelivery offers,” Popovic said.

 

“Delivery is only becoming more important so it’s going to be something that every business has to think about. What eDelivery does is allows retailers to focus on their products and their customers.

 

“With so many comparable products on the market, the business that offers the fastest delivery will win the business.

 

“Whilst some companies such as Uber and 13 CABS are attempting to provide a costly same day delivery solution for retailers, eDelivery is the only purpose built digital platform specifically designed for ‘bricks and mortar’ retailers that provides a comprehensive, competitive and sustainable ‘on demand, last mile’ two hour delivery solution.”

 

It took three years for Popovic and his team to create eDelivery.

 

https://edelivery.com.au

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