When the Algorithm is Not Being Productive
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In the world of social media, the algorithm which is a set of instructions that is designed to accomplish a task can be one of your best assets. Hopefully the main task you want it to do is bring attention to your company, find you some new customers, and bring your old customers back again and again. The success of these algorithms that are specified to help your business grow are crucial and not to be taken lightly. Especially if you are paying for advertising and these algorithms are not properly synced to your target or projected customer audience. We already talked in our "You Have to Pay to Play" episode how you have to spend money to potentially make money. Then think about you spending money for said algorithms and they are "flawed" from inception. That could be potential time and money wasted that your company really needed and possibly not recoup a financial reward from either.
Algorithms are mainly problem solvers. One of the biggest problems for small businesses is getting front of more people. Lots of people don't understand that an algorithm takes time to collect, analyze, and plot a strategy to achieve the goal the goal they were created for. Take this example, a company pays for 90 days of advertising with an advertising firm. The algorithm is created day 1. Days 1-30 the algorithm if collecting data. Days 31-60 the algorithm is now "tweaking" itself and trying to get "smarter". Days 61-90 the algorithm is now seeking and finding those potential customers your business surely needs. Tune in to this episode and listen to how you can deal when the algorithm is not being productive.
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