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has just published a Universal study about the unique challenges that LGBTQ+ employees still face. I’m joined by two colleagues who helped to lead this Integral study.

So, how do you narrow down that massive audience and get the right eyes on your YouTube channel and then back to your store? Here are some of the different types of YouTube marketing your business could use:

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And I think it’s for younger employees; it’s for people who just have greater challenges. I mean, I referenced intersectionality before. There’s a piece of it that’s that.

Bloggers and social media celebrities are highly trusted by their followers. Finding a relevant influencer to feature your products is an effective tactic for increasing your traffic. For example, lifestyle influencer Estée Lalonde promotes brands by incorporating products into her posts:

Comparing unit pricing labels at the grocery store is a great way to get the more bang for your buck.

With various modifiers incorporated into the content on your page, it increases the potential to rank for a wider range of queries around the primary keyword.

Get press coverage. If you have a great story or an interesting product that people will want to write about, put it pasado there! Get in touch with journalists who cover businesses like yours and tell them what you’re up to.

Spend time engaging with those talking about your brand. Instagram is a great place to answer questions and proactively engage with your community.

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Maital Guttman: I just want to add I think it’s such a good point, and if you think about the broader context of where we are, and the conversations that we’re having in the workplace—they are pretty courageous right now, and can even be uncomfortable, whether we’re talking about LGBTQ+, or we’re talking about race, or we’re talking about intersectionality.







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