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Social Media Marketing

For clients at Digital Red Zone social media marketing is the process of creating an engaging audience for your company where you can show off your skills and be the leader of your tribe.

What Is Social Media Marketing

Get the conversation started! Use the contact form below to give us a little info about your company and what you are looking for. We will be in contact to schedule a conference call or zoom meeting to meet and listen to your goals so that we can help you achieve digital marketing success with digital ad campaigns.

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Social Media Stats To Know

  • More than 40% of digital consumers use social networks to research new brands or products. Source
  • 71% of consumers who are happy with the customer service they get via social media are likely to recommend that brand to others. Source
  • As recently as a few years ago, social media marketing budgets doubled worldwide, from $16 billion to $31 billion. Source

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If you have ever used Facebook, Twitter, or Linkedin you have used social media. For most business owner’s social media marketing is simply using these social sites to create traffic and awareness for your product or brand.

So, What is its Purpose?

Your social media pages are the perfect place to show off your great products and services by sharing images and videos with current customers and potential new ones. The purpose of your social media presence is part PR department and part party host. You want to spread your core story and brand awareness while engaging your guests.

Top Social Media Techniques

Promos

Engagements

Post Affinity

Ask Questions

Educate The Consumer

Social Media Marketing Strategies

The best strategy for your social media marketing campaign is to create engagements with the consumer. It is important when creating content to target a certain audience for your posts just like you would for a marketing campaign.

Social Media Marketing Strategies

Social Media Marketing Techniques

We manage our clients Facebook fan pages with the goal of creating an ever growing engaging audience that we can market too in many ways. We work with our clients to create content that increases brand awareness, educates the consumer, and is a fun environment for the people that follow the page.

Social Media Marketing Techniques

How To Improve Social Media

At Digital Redzone we will focus on creating the audience for those interested in your type of service. This will not only build you a reputable brand but also gain future marketing prospects.

How To Improve Social Media

Tools For Social Media Marketing

There are many tools we use for our social media marketing plans. The goal of the social media plan is to create an ever-growing audience that educates the consumer and gets you more business.

Social Media Marketing Tools

Why We Create Social Media Brands

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"I was like most business owners with a fan page and would post product info or images of a job well done and experienced zero change. So I decided to give the ads a try and again nothing happened. No shares, no likes, even worse no money was made for my hours of expense and lost ad spend. So like most people I quit social media for a while. Then one day an ad caught my eye and I bought a product from them so I could see how they were using Facebook to market their business. That is when it hit me that the secret to social media was to create an audience first then market to them later. That is when Digital Red Zone’s social media marketing plans was born."

Keir Anderson
Owner/CEO of Digital Red Zone
How We Maintain Good Social Media Presence

Lead Your Team

For clients at Digital Red Zone social media marketing is the process of creating an engaging audience for your company where you can show off your skills and be the leader of your tribe.

Show Off Your Product

Your social media pages are the perfect place to show off your great products and services by sharing images and videos with current customers and potential new ones.

The Purpose

The purpose of your social media presence is part PR department and part party host. You want to spread your core story and brand awareness while engaging your guests.

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Brand Awareness

We work with our clients to create content that increases brand awareness, educates the consumer, and is a fun environment for the people that follow the page.

Digital Ads

We can use a combination of organic posts and digital ads to create a tidal wave of momentum for your company’s fan page on Facebook.

Power Of Facebook

Facebook marketing has transformed how business is conducted, and its use by local businesses to extend their markets continues to explode.

Become A Social Media Star!

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Digital Red Zone

Most owners think great service keeps customers coming back. It doesn’t. Personal attention does.

Here’s what changed when I started using custom feedback loops:

- My customers spoke up more
- Every complaint became a win
- People stopped leaving quietly

This worked fast. Feedback forms felt cold. Email surveys got ignored. People want to feel heard, not processed.

So I called customers after their first purchase.

I said, “Tell me what worked. Tell me what didn’t. I want every detail.”

Customers felt seen. They shared what they loved—and what they’d fix. I fixed what I could, fast. I invited them to test new offers. Referral rates jumped.

You want loyalty? Start listening actively. Give people the space to vent and suggest.

Here’s what you skip if you avoid this:

- Bad reviews left in public
- Silent exits that drain your numbers
- Wasted ad money chasing new leads

Test it today:

- List your last 10 buyers
- Call two with one simple question: “How can I serve you better?”
- Write down every tip
- Act on at least one by tomorrow

Result: People start talking to you, not about you. They stick. New leads notice. Sales cycle gets shorter. Simple move. Big shift. ... See MoreSee Less

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Most owners think great service keeps customers coming back. It doesn’t. Personal attention does. Here’s what changed when I started using custom feedback loops: - My customers spoke up more - Every complaint became a win - People stopped leaving quietly This worked fast. Feedback forms felt cold. Email surveys got ignored. People want to feel heard, not processed. So I called customers after their first purchase. I said, “Tell me what worked. Tell me what didn’t. I want every detail.” Customers felt seen. They shared what they loved—and what they’d fix. I fixed what I could, fast. I invited them to test new offers. Referral rates jumped. You want loyalty? Start listening actively. Give people the space to vent and suggest. Here’s what you skip if you avoid this: - Bad reviews left in public - Silent exits that drain your numbers - Wasted ad money chasing new leads Test it today: - List your last 10 buyers - Call two with one simple question: “How can I serve you better?” - Write down every tip - Act on at least one by tomorrow Result: People start talking to you, not about you. They stick. New leads notice. Sales cycle gets shorter. Simple move. Big shift.
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1 day ago
Digital Red Zone

The all-in-one nature of the Red Zone Marketing Machine is especially relevant as small businesses seek efficiency and proven ROI in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. According to industry insights, nearly 80% of SMBs cite “streamlined marketing execution” as a top priority for 2025. Digital Red Zone’s proprietary platform not only addresses this gap but augments campaign results, delivering measurable improvements in visibility, lead generation, and revenue.
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The all-in-one nature of the Red Zone Marketing Machine is especially relevant as small businesses seek efficiency and proven ROI in a rapidly evolving digital landscape. According to industry insights, nearly 80% of SMBs cite “streamlined marketing execution” as a top priority for 2025. Digital Red Zone’s proprietary platform not only addresses this gap but augments campaign results, delivering measurable improvements in visibility, lead generation, and revenue. #digitalredzone #digitalmarketing https://techlifejournal.com/discover-how-digital-red-zone-unveils-all-in-one-marketing-machine
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You work hard for every sale. Then most customers disappear.

You feel it in your marketing budget. In your calendar. One churned customer at a time.

The problem: Most skip the step that keeps revenue flowing—a real customer community.

Years ago, I had the same struggle. I obsessed over ads. Fought for every click. But I ignored the one thing I could control. Customer relationships.

Referral and loyalty programs changed everything.

Here is how you build a customer community that pays you back:
→ Launch a simple referral program—reward customers who bring in friends. Start small. Even a $10 gift card works.
→ Build loyalty rewards that matter—use points, early access, or exclusive perks. Keep rewards connected to your brand and values.
→ Make it visible—put it on receipts, emails, and at checkout. If they do not know, they do not join.

This works because people trust people they know. And because your regulars want to feel special.

Focus on referrals and loyalty to:
- Lower your ad spend
- Stabilize monthly revenue
- Build real advocates

If you want retention, community is your engine.

Start today:
Send one thank-you email to your best customer. Invite them to join your new rewards program.

You will see who sticks by you. And you will stop losing sleep over lost sales. ... See MoreSee Less

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You work hard for every sale. Then most customers disappear. You feel it in your marketing budget. In your calendar. One churned customer at a time. The problem: Most skip the step that keeps revenue flowing—a real customer community. Years ago, I had the same struggle. I obsessed over ads. Fought for every click. But I ignored the one thing I could control. Customer relationships. Referral and loyalty programs changed everything. Here is how you build a customer community that pays you back: → Launch a simple referral program—reward customers who bring in friends. Start small. Even a $10 gift card works. → Build loyalty rewards that matter—use points, early access, or exclusive perks. Keep rewards connected to your brand and values. → Make it visible—put it on receipts, emails, and at checkout. If they do not know, they do not join. This works because people trust people they know. And because your regulars want to feel special. Focus on referrals and loyalty to: - Lower your ad spend - Stabilize monthly revenue - Build real advocates If you want retention, community is your engine. Start today: Send one thank-you email to your best customer. Invite them to join your new rewards program. You will see who sticks by you. And you will stop losing sleep over lost sales.
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