New Service Turns Humdrum Social Media Page Headers Into A Marketing Asset

Jun 16, 2018

Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter, Google+ and YouTube page headers need to be reimagined as digital billboards that tell a brand's story. Build any business with a new header management service.

Sarasota, United States - June 16, 2018 /PressCable/ —

Sarasota Florida. The B2B Resource Team announced an innovative service designed to help companies create social media page headers that promote branding messages, testimonials, and offers.

The page header, often called a cover or banner, on social media pages is neglected by 90% of businesses, despite the fact that headers take up to 30% – 60% of the mobile or PC screen area.

For example, today, millions of Linkedin profiles display identical page header images after Linkedin resized its profile headers and reset the default image to a blue connected dots image over a year ago

Linkedin isn’t the only social media network where social media headers are used ineffectively. At best, businesses don’t usually do much more than look for an image or logo to insert into their Facebook, Twitter, Google+, and You Tube headers and rarely change them. In addition, because each platform uses different size headers, many businesses find it easier to use the same default header templates that everybody else uses.

The new service offered by the B2B Resource Team solves these problems, making it easy for businesses to display attractive, relevant headers that provide a powerful marketing punch across all of their social media platforms.

“Once you reimagine the social media header as a digital storefront, you can see great potential to differentiate your business from competition”, says Greg Jordan, B2B Resource Team President.

He continues: “If you leased a highway billboard, and put only an image on it, or worse, left it blank, people would know nothing about your business. Yet most social media profile headers are like blank billboards – boring and useless.”

“But what if all five of a company’s headers (LinkedIn, Facebook, You Tube, Google+ and Twitter) displayed a professionally designed, current holiday theme – say the 4th of July, or Christmas – with the company’s logo and branding message? And what if a few weeks later, page visitors see new, equally attractive headers highlighting a glowing customer testimonial, followed a month later by new headers that display a special offer for one of its products or services? Businesses that do this build an image of a dynamic, engaged company and they take advantage of a creative way to broadcast their brand messaging”.

Businesses Can Request A Free Custom Header

The B2B Resource Team’s new turnkey service designs the headers, installs them on each platform, and changes the headers for up to a year for an introductory price of less than $200 per month. The service also includes posting on the major platforms, including Instagram, every time a header change is made. One-time social media header makeover design and installation packages are also available.

For a limited time, interested companies can get a free, no obligation header cover design by clicking here.

The B2B Resource Team specializes in ad campaign management, marketing copy creation, and reputation marketing. Click here for more information

Contact Info:
Name: Greg Jordan
Organization: B2B Resource Team LLC
Address: Beaurivage Ave., Sarasota, Florida 34243, United States
Phone: +1-941-256-2468

For more information, please visit http://www.b2bresourceteam.com

Source: PressCable

Release ID: 361026

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