TikTok is not just a place for viral dances and catchy music, it’s also a powerful ecommerce tool that can help businesses sell their products. Continue Reading…
This year, Little Media Agency was ranked as one of the Top Digital Marketing Agencies In Birmingham by DesignRush.
In an era where digital presence is synonymous with brand visibility, influencer marketing and UGC content have become a cornerstone of modern marketing strategies. Over 80% of marketers have a dedicated influencer marketing budget, and most brands are increasing their influencer marketing spending in 2024. Continue Reading…
With digital marketing constantly evolving, Search Engine Optimisation (SEO) remains a core component for any business aiming to increase its online visibility. Among various SEO techniques available, one often overlooked tool is Pinterest.
Since Elon Musk completed his $44 billion takeover of X (formerly Twitter), new social media platforms have been created to try and compete with this juggernaut. One prime example of this is Threads. However, have you heard of Bluesky Social?
Do you have a successful TikTok strategy? In the dynamic world of social media, TikTok has swiftly emerged as a powerhouse platform for content creators and brands to captivate audiences worldwide. In fact, the average TikTok user spends 52 minutes on the app every day.
Small packages, big impact – it’s a saying that holds true, even in the realm of micro-influencer marketing. While these phrases might be clichés, they’re spot on when it comes to the world of influencers. Incorporating micro-influencers into your marketing strategy can yield substantial benefits for your social media goals.
Threads, the newest social media platform released by Meta, the company behind Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp, offers an exciting opportunity to engage with your customers.
Meta, the owner of Facebook, has unveiled Threads, a highly anticipated alternative to Twitter. Designed to provide a “friendly” alternative to the troubled social media giant, Threads aims to address the challenges that have plagued Twitter since its acquisition by controversial tech billionaire Elon Musk.