Saturday, March 31, 2012
Friday, March 30, 2012
Social Media Strategy? What’s the Point!
Some would snicker at
the idea that a business would require a strategy in order to approach their
social media marketing campaign effectively.
However, it isn’t as black and white as many may think.
Your social media marketing strategy requires
an extensive amount of consideration, from the status updates your company
posts, graphics, consumer sentiment evaluation, brand strength, to industry
conditions.
Social media strategy allows
your business to build on a continuous premise in order to effectively manage
your engagement. Engagement allows your
business to learn what is being said about your brand and to evaluate what is
being said about your competitors’. Being
able to stay updated on industry trends, as they occur, is the new way of
‘staying in the know’. Customers feel valued when they are heard, are receiving
assistance, or have an opportunity to validate their understanding by helping
others within the community. This interaction reverberates intensely and in the
end.... facilitates loyalty.
The importance of knowing the key performance indicators for
your business, setting and enforcing clear policies and procedures, and
defining marketing activities is clear when moving forward into implementation
and measurement of activities and their effectiveness.
SO,
the point is.......A social media strategy encompasses so much for a company
just by formulating strategic page partners in social media, monitoring
communities, and staying involved in the conversation, a business is more
likely to succeed in the long term with building customer loyalty, gaining
awareness, and identifying possible trends.
THAT’S THE POINT!!!
Sales Goals and Accountablity with Zero-Time Selling
AddressTwo University Weekly Podcast
with Author of Zero-Time Selling Andy Paul
Tune in 4pm (E.S.T) Tuesday April 3rd
Click here to listen U.AddressTwo.com
Andy Paul is the author of Zero-Time Selling, 10 Essential Steps to Accelerate Every Company’s Sales. Zero-Time Selling
was selected as one of the Top 3 Sales & Marketing books of 2011.
He is also the founder of Zero-Time Selling, a consulting and training
organization that empowers enterprises and individuals to transform
their sales results by integrating a higher order of responsiveness,
speed and information content into every step of their sales cycle. Andy
has more than 30 years of successful sales and sales management
experience in a sales career that has ranged from selling women’s shoes
in JC Penney during high school to selling complex multi-million dollar
communications networks to some of the world’s largest companies. For
more information, please visit www.zerotimeselling.com.
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