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Social Media Halo Effect Benefits Marketers

 Have you heard, “The first impression is the last impression”?

That explains the Halo effect at its best. The halo effect is a human tendency of assuming and relating certain traits to the person based on the first impression. It means when you see a good looking woman, you connect some traits to her unlike relating traits to a woman with a messy appearance.

The same applies to the social media halo effect.



What is the Social Media Halo Effect?

  • The social media halo effect is a kind of psychological marketing.
  • It creates an impression about a person or brand on social media depending on the posts you publish, and the quality of graphics, video, and content.
  • Depending on the first appearance, the social media users or followers make some assumptions and correlate some traits to the person or business.
  • This can be positive marketing or negative marketing.

Social Media Halo Effect Benefits Marketers

Create a Professional Brand

  • The social media halo effect can contribute to building a professional business or self brand.
  • It can project your business as a bigger and better business in the industry.

Create a Loyal Followership

  • The right use of the social media halo effect will build an unforgettable image of your business among social media users.
  • It will also attract people to follow your business and connect with you more often.
  • It not only increases rapid followership, but also increases engagement and a loyal follower base.

Interesting Isn't it?
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