Sep 23, 2016
Austin Anthony has launched a new social sharing software called Synd Social, which uses image and video marketing to increase traffic to a company's website. It offers live analytics and full control over opt in elements and call to actions.
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Wanchai, Hong Kong - September 23, 2016 /PressCable/ —
A new social marketing tool has launched that allows business owners to generate traffic and get more clicks on their products, offers and services. Called Synd Social, it was created by Austin Anthony as a point and click cloud based application for directing traffic through social media, helping businesses to get more customers, increase their subscriber base, and spread the word about their services.
More information can be found on the Synd Sociual website at: http://letsgolook.at/SyndSocial.
The site explains that Synd Social combines the two most powerful elements of social media through making use of images and video to engage the user’s audience and encourage sharing, interaction, and clickthrough. Users can post clickable images that redirect to any specified website, which can be posted on Facebook, Twitter, and other popular sites like LinkedIn, Pinterest, and Reddit.
This allows business owners to syndicate viral images across the most popular social media sites, while increasing traffic flow to their homepage. Through doing this, they can increase their brand awareness and help to establish themselves as experts and market leaders in their field.
Synd Social also allows users to make dynamic marketing videos that can be posted on all the most popular social sites. This helps to ensure that users can embed opt in forms, share gates, and call to action buttons within the videos themselves to boost interactivity and user engagement.
These dynamic videos are displayed in full width, and has support for auto responders from Aweber, MailChimp, Get Response, and other specialist marketing tools designed to get customers to opt in from inside the video.
Business owners have full control over these opt in elements, and can set them to pop up at any time during playback. Clickable buttons can be added at any time, and social share buttons can also be set to appear, helping to ensure that videos encourage high volumes of social sharing, to spread the word more effectively.
In addition to this, live, detailed analytics are provided in real time, allowing the user to customize their campaigns quickly and efficiently. Further details are provided at: http://muncheye.com/austin-anthony-synd-social.
For more information, please visit http://letsgolook.at/NextClient
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