Demo Dynamics

Marketing and advertising have changed over the past decade or so. Television ads are muted; internet users can block advertising. And anyone who is willing to consider reading, watching, or listening to an online advertisement demands to be captured by a compelling and engaging ad or marketing campaign. This is the challenge for marketers – how to capture the attention of the right audience at the right time and be so compelling that viewers stop and take notice.

✅Increase brand awareness. To create authentic and lasting brand awareness, avoid solely publishing promotional messages. Instead, focus on content emphasizes your personality and puts your followers ahead of the hard sell.
✅Achieve a higher quality of sales. Digging through your social channels is nearly impossible without monitoring or listening to specific keywords, phrases or hashtags. Through more efficient social media targeting, you reach your core audience much faster.
✅Drive in-person sales. Many brick-and-mortar businesses are on the hunt for a social media marketing strategy that drives in-store sales. Is your brand promoting enough on social to entice folks to come see you? Are you about alerting customers to what’s going on in your stores, including promotions and action shots of your store?

Brand storytelling on social media influences customers by increasing brand awareness, reach and attracting new followers. Your story is how your company will be remembered by customers.
Building a unique brand story on social media involves telling it through different social platforms. It can be a challenge, though, to figure out the best way to translate the brand story you’re familiar with inside your company to social media.

We're hiring⬇️

Responsibilities⚠️
- Evaluate client requirements in collaboration with the project manager and team leader
- Design user-friendly, modern, clean intuitive and efficient user interface
- Design graphical user interface elements, like menus, tabs, and widgets
- Build page navigation buttons and search fields
- Conduct competitor and customer analysis, and keep track of industry trends
-Develop UI mockups and prototypes that clearly illustrate how sites function and look like
-Create original graphics designs (e.g. images, sketches, and tables)
-Prepare and present rough drafts to internal teams and key stakeholders
-Identify and troubleshoot UX problems (e.g. responsiveness)
-Conduct layout adjustments based on user feedback
-Adhere to style standards on fonts, colors, and images

Requirements🖌
- Proven work experience (2+ years) as a UI/UX Designer
- Portfolio of design projects (Behance, Dribbble, etc.)
- Knowledge of prototype tools (e.g. InVision, Zeplin, Protopie)
- Up-to-date knowledge of design software like Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe XD (Figma, Sketch)
- Good knowledge of English language is a plus
- Knowledge of graphic elements design is a plus
- Good time-management skills
- Understanding on product specifications and user psychology
- Ability to work across a wide range of projects, technologies, and platforms, and deliver assignments on time

Corresponding specialists can send their CV to
📥[email protected]. Mention the position
💡"UI/UX Designer" in the subject line.

Delight customers with something unexpected🎁
Have you ever received a surprise gift from a friend or loved one? Maybe your spouse brought you some flowers after a tough day at work. These little gestures make a world of difference to our relationships. It’s the same with businesses.
When you’re building connections on social media, always look for ways to go the extra mile. Treat your followers on your most active social platform, by giving them access to exclusive discounts, promotions or events. Everyone loves a deal, and they’ll appreciate it even more if they feel like it’s an exclusive.

Make the most of feedback 📣
With a little luck, listening to customers on social will generate more positive comments than negative ones. However, there’s always a chance that you’ll come across someone that’s unhappy with your business. Rather than trying to sweep these negative issues under the rug, appreciate them for what they are. They’re great for building customer relationships on social media.

Reward your customers🎁
While building customer relationships shouldn’t mean constantly bribing your followers, it’s worth showing them how much you appreciate them. Remember, they’re choosing you over all the other brands out there. That deserves a little love.
One great way to reward people is with competitions and contests. Run an Instagram campaign that asks people to vote on their favorite product through a Stories poll. Try a Facebook contest where customers can share photos that also highlight your products. Not only will you generate buzz around your brand, but you might learn something too. You can even use competitions to expand your brand reach, by asking people to tag a friend for a chance to win.

Capitalize on Hashtags📝
Hashtags are easily one of the best ways to organically expand your reach on social media. As we mentioned earlier, organic reach has dropped dramatically on Facebook and Twitter over the years, and Instagram is likely next in line. In order to expand your reach and get more impressions for your posts and Tweets, start incorporating hashtags. Inserting random hashtags isn’t going to be as effective as taking a strategic approach. Research popular hashtags in your industry, as well as more generic and widely used ones.
Follow👉 .dynamics

Give People a Reason to Follow You 🎯
Why should people follow your company? This is the question you need to ask yourself.Think of it from the perspective of a consumer. They have thousands of choices of people to follow, so you have to stand out somehow. Create a type of value proposition specifically for your social media channels. For example:
🚩You share behind the scenes content on Instagram
🚩You share discount codes exclusively with your Twitter followers
🚩You curate the best content in your industry on LinkedIn

Interaction with customers🗣️
This social media marketing tip can be a game changer. Don’t be the company that only shares links all day. The purpose of social media is to be social and engage with other users. That means interacting on a regular basis. Take a look at some of your past social media posts. How many of them include of other people? How many of your interactions are replies to other posts? But what exactly does that mean?

📭Replying to other peoples’ posts even if it doesn’t you
📭Retweeting
📭Liking posts
📭Adding people to Twitter lists
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Managing Your Boundaries✒️
Ensuring That Others Respect Your Needs🚩
Fences allow you to protect what's valuable to you. They also allow you to control who and what enters your space.
Our personal boundaries do a similar job. They set the limits that separate us from other people – not necessarily to exclude interaction, but to protect what matters to us, and to control who enters our psychological space, as well as our physical space.
Boundaries also foster more productive work environments. Co-workers' differing values, needs and beliefs sometimes lead to conflict, resentment and stress, so clearly defined boundaries can help to prevent these negative reactions.