Social media platforms are driven by digital advertising. As a result, social media advertising is affordable and can be purchased at almost any budget. Targeting options in social media advertising are also sophisticated. It is possible to tailor ads around a user’s behaviors (e.g., likes, posts and clicks). This course unpacks small business use cases of Facebook, Instagram and Twitter advertising. From basic campaigns, to advanced techniques including lookalike modeling and audience retargeting, this course shows how to effectively advertise on three major social media platforms.
This course is part of the Digital Advertising Strategy Specialization
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Identify social media advertising types that are likely to succeed
Understand the different types of social media ads
Implement effective social media targeting parameters to match desired audiences
Execute social media advertising campaigns
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TOP REVIEWS FROM SOCIAL MEDIA ADVERTISING
Absolutely loved this fun and interesting course. I have a small issue with the rubrics as it isn't marked correctly.
I think this course is great for anyone interested in using facebook, instagram or twitter for digital advertising
Excellent course .
I am looking forward to some more new and advanced courses.
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This course is full of useful lessons that will equip learners who are needing this. Thanks for the opportunity. Thanks to Professor Chris J. Vargo's dedication and passion.
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