Hi, and welcome back to the final part of the blog, "Nine critical laws to implement in social media marketing."

This blog will discuss the final three laws, which consist of value in social media marketing, an acknowledgement in social media marketing, and accessibility in digital marketing. 

If you haven't yet, check out parts 1 and 2! 

We hope you have enjoyed past blogs and also enjoy this one!

7. The Law Of Value In Social Media Marketing. 
 
Suppose you are excessively promoting your business on all social media platforms. In that case, your customers will start to stop reading or paying attention to your posts. They will begin to be annoyed and irritated about them and eventually unfollow all your pages. If your business promotes branding, other aspects will slowly suffer as there is little to no attention. What keeps a customer returning and connecting with your company is their value from your business and promotional activities. Furthermore, if you provide incentives such as free products/services, discounts etc., the more value you add, the more satisfied the customers.
 
8. The Law Of Acknowledgement In Social Media Marketing  
 
When online or on-site, always greet and acknowledge the person who reaches out to you. It would be best never to ignore someone who reaches out to you as they have taken the time to message you. Social media and physical interactions are, in this case, the same. Customers or clients expect to receive the same reception, welcoming and respectful. As previously mentioned, it is vital that the person feels valued as they don't want to be feel used for the companies' benefit. Social media marketing success always acknowledges every contact who reaches out to engage with you or your firm. Linkedin is a great example; it accepts each request individually. Sometimes, it's as simple as thanks for connecting that kicks off a conversation, leading to more extraordinary things.  
 
9. The Law Of Accessibility In Digital Marketing 
 
For your business to reach its goals, being available and accessible to your customers and clients regularly is crucial. You must engage with your audience constantly and participate in all the ongoing conversations in all businesses. The best way you can be available to customers is by being obvious. When you get a message, make sure you reply within 24 hours; otherwise, you will be perceived as being unprofessional. Especially after recent publications, you need to engage in conversations. Followers online are impatient, and they won't hang around to wait for an answer if it can be immediately answered elsewhere by someone else.
 
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Welcome back to part 2 of our blog, "Nine critical laws to implement in social media". 

Here we will discuss the following three critical laws you should implement in your social media marketing plan.

Next week we will release the final part of the blog; we hope you have enjoyed the reading so far.

4. The Law Of Patience In Social Media Marketing.
 
Social media and content marketing success doesn't just happen overnight. While it's possible to catch lightning in a bottle, it's far more likely that you'll need to commit to the long haul to achieve results. If you and your company aren't willing to play the long game, you are not doing things correctly. If you want to build up your brand, your following, and engagement on posts, this takes much time and is a slow process that requires great patience. If your company doesn't want to provide work and dedication over time consistently, then don't expect to have great responses and positive results. 
 
5. The Law Of Compounding.
 
 Suppose you have unique, quality content and build your online audience of quality followers. In that case, they'll share it with their audiences on Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, their blogs and elsewhere.
 
Sharing and discussing your content opens new entry points for search engines like Google to find it in keyword searches. Those entry points could grow to hundreds or thousands of more potential ways for people to find you online.
 
6 . The Law Of Influence In Social Media Marketing.
 
Spend time finding the online influencers in your market who have quality audiences and are likely to be interested in your products, services and business. Connect with those people and work to build relationships with them. It is vital to develop positive relationships with online influencers, whether small or renowned in the social media world. If you are on their "interest list", they might share some of your work with their followers to gain interest in your products and services. Share and promote their content to try and gain a form of relationship with influencers to form long-term bonds. There is always someone interested in what you are selling, so don't hesitate!

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