In the very near future, practically right now, most traffic on the internet will be through connections to people on social media. Social media has become such a force in marketing that you hardly see any advertisement that isn’t paid for. Every ad in your social feed is paid for advertising. Most of us don’t like them and we’ve become so suspicious of placed ads. The content most people really trust is through friends they know. We’re more likely to go to a place our friends have visited and given a good report than to go to a place thrown in our feed through targeting.
Viewed in the right context this is a great opportunity for individuals who want to take advantage of this rising situation. Just by being the influencer/marketer people in your area trust for solid leads on places to patronize, you put yourself in a position of power. Power translates into money when channeled the right way.
The GetRight Spot is the link hosting platform and curation website designed to channel the Power of Influencer marketing. We are making sure we give promoters and marketers what they need to be all they can be and more. By taking charge and being the lead influencer in your area you put yourself in a position to be the middle person to guiding commerce in your city, town, region, state, country, and continent. As we all know, the middle man always makes their MONEY. You can use your influence to help businesses and people offering their services, all for a fee of course. The more influential you become the more money you can make.
We discuss the ins and outs of marketing through The GetRight Spot! forums. Hit the link above to join the discussion and give your advice or ask questions. We believe in talking strategy, so the topics are usually ideas we believe should be taken now. If the ideas prove less than effective or we come up with better ideas we can adjust on the fly. We can change the strategy and/or add new ideas as we go. It’s better to try and fail, while discovering what works, than to get bogged down in untried ideas stuck in the discussion.
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