Q&A: Choosing the Right Social Media Strategy to Reach Drivers
On November 19, FATj's Zach Schultz, was joined by Bayard Advertising Agency's Greg Parker and...
Your company is probably already using social media, but are you doing everything you can with this valuable channel? Choosing the right strategy can have an immediate and lasting impact in helping you meet your recruiting goals. That's why we’ve partnered with our good friends at Bayard Advertising to take a deep dive into the most influential organic and paid social media tactics that you can implement today.
We surveyed hundreds of commercial truck drivers to find out what content they respond best to on these channels. During our November 19 webinar, we will explore these results, along with aggregated data from the hundreds of social campaigns we’ve executed for our clients’ diverse recruitment needs.
Some of the key takeaways our team will be reviewing include:
- Where should you spend most of your SMM efforts
- How paid and organic strategies can serve different objectives
- What content drivers want to see from your company
- Positive impacts a proper social media strategy has had for trucking companies
Join Zach Schultz, of FATj's Digital Marketing Team, along with Bayard Advertising’s, Greg Parker, VP of Client Services, and Alexandra Anema, Social Media Director, as we cover what your team can do to more effectively reach drivers on social media.
Alexandra joined Bayard Advertising 5 years ago, bringing 12+ years of Social Media experience to Bayard's clients. She works across all of Bayard's client verticals developing paid media + content strategy and providing consultative solutions for our clients.
Alex works to constantly refine Bayard's social recruitment offerings by developing new products and guaranteeing we're always on the cutting edge within the dynamic social environment. Also: she's obsessed with her dogs, Stella and Walter and runs a 5k every day, vene in the Denver snow.
On November 19, FATj's Zach Schultz, was joined by Bayard Advertising Agency's Greg Parker and...