Week 16 Part B: Building Out Your Strategy

-
Image
          In this week's blog, I will be talking about my rough draft content for next month's postings on all my social media.  When it comes to strategizing, I first think of what are my goals for next month? then how am I going to make that happen and why is it important to make the plan work? And lastly, who am I making my postings for. As for next month's goal, Christmas had just finished which means that parents are not really looking forward to going shopping since they just did a whole lot of shopping for their loved ones. As for the young ones, some parents don't have the time to go shopping or they don't know what their kids want for Christmas so they'll just end up giving them the good old "Christmas cha-ching!" My business can benefit from that since no parent would get this kind of shoe that I market to their kids unless their kids ask for it. This takes care of who my target audience is which are the young adults with their Christmas mone...
Post a Comment

Week 2 Part A: Communication Between Business & Consumer

-


    Businesses now have more options to reach out through consumers, with the ever-evolving social media communication is key in order to have a successful business. Nowadays you can contact a business through any kind of website if they have an account that promotes their business. You can now message them through any 3rd party app such as yelp if you are interested in their services such as asking how much they charge for a particular product/service or just any questions in general. Having social media is beneficial to businesses this way because even if they are not getting customers through their door, they are getting people from their ads and accounts on any of their social media. This also benefits the consumers where if there was something wrong with their service you can reach out to them in so many ways through posting reviews, adding a post to their page, or in-person if you are wanting to get issues resolved faster.

I used to work at a waterpark called The Wave Waterpark located in Vista, CA. I worked there for 4 years and know just from working what the experience was for our guests. I used Yelp to find reviews for this place and as a former worker, I agree with most of the reviews. For the highest rated review, they mentioned the affordability of the place and being able to have fun with the family for $20 or even less if they use an app called Groupon for discounts. The admission itself was most of the positive reviews which help even out the bad ones. The worst review I have read talked about how it needs to renovate and especially the overpriced foods. As a worker, I agree our bathrooms can use a big-time renovation and as for our foods sometimes we buy $5 Zappy pizzas and sell them to customers for $5 a slice!

Overall the reviews that I have read for this place were true and are definitely helpful for the business and the potential customers. I don't usually leave reviews unless they ask me to do so, I would leave them honest feedback whether or not the service was good or not. I am the type to recommend the place if they are good or adequate to other people but not too fond of leaving reviews.

If the Wave Waterpark was my business on social media, I would address the negative reviews in a professional manner and give them a reason as to why the issue still persists and how we are working towards fixing the problem. I will pick a handful to respond to each review whether it is good or bad to show that my business cares for my customer's satisfaction.

There is this one restaurant called Stir Fresh located in San Diego that I would always go to if I am craving noodles. They make Mongolian noodles and are honestly the best noodles I have ever tried out of all the other Mongolian restaurants I have ever been in. I left a 5-star review saying how they are very consistent with their food and how the staff is very attentive and professional with their customers. If you are ever looking for a noodle spot try them out! You won't regret it!

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Week 9 Part A: Blogs, Vlogs, Podcasts & Webinars

-
Image
  In the world of being a sneaker head nothing hurts more than going into SNKRS app finding a pair you have been waiting months for, and not being able to get that pair on the drawings. The easiest way to appeal to my target audience is to "manipulate" their emotions after losing so much like I have in the past. I know that when a shoe comes out with so much hype behind it, the shoe sells out before you are even be able to put it in the cart if you're not fast enough.  In my postings, whenever I would include shoes that are about to come out I post with a friendly tone like while also interacting with my followers. Moments later I would post asking if they were able to get a pair and maybe a fun fact behind it showing how fast or how many sold in that day nationwide. Facts and interactivity is what I am shooting for in my instagram page. I feel like by posting this way I can get a lot of interactions on my page and bosst my store by also periodically posting about my busi...
Read more

Week 9 Part B: Using Categories

-
Image
                                                             In this week's blog, I will explain the different kinds of categories that I use to stay organized and reach my target audience. In the shoe world, people have different tastes when it comes to shoes. I am more biased on Nike shoes and Jordan shoes since those are the brands I like. Although I might post other brands of shoes that have a lot of people talking about for interaction purposes. Some would like other brands such as Adidas, Puma, New Balance, and many more so I will try to include them in my postings to widen my followers and also get them interested in brands I have as a whole. The categories that I will be using for the brands that I post often are different shoe types. What season do they release in? What kind of shoe is it? lows, mids, or highs? What brand is ...
Read more

Week 7 Part B: How Other Class Members Businesses Use Instagram

-
 In this week's blog, I have looked through my fellow classmate's Instagram accounts of their stores to see how they are using the platform. We all have different businesses so it was interesting to see what everyone has done and what techniques they used to implement it on to my own page.  I first looked into Fintal Recruitment's page, They have a couple of posts where they promote their company and how being with them would benefit anyone. The strategy that they are using on this platform is the same as what they are doing on their Facebook page. The use of the hashtag is good since many more who are interested in this field will be able to see this page. The next page that I looked through is PCCorpRepair's page. On this page, for now, It seems like they are just using this platform to boost their Facebook page. Their first post is about their Facebook page and how you can follow them there. You can also see on their bio that they have the link for it as well. They h...
Read more