One of the best get started guides you’ll ever find. /by @MichaelFruchter
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Posts tagged “strategy”
4 Ways to Use Twitter to Capture Customers
I love this advice from the Social Media Examiner
- Go Local with Twitter GeoTargeting
- Join the Conversation
- Do Something Unique (good idea but their example isn’t)
- Use Contest
How to Use LinkedIn for Business: A free ebook from Hubspot
LinkedIn has great tools for connecting you to customers, prospects, and industry thought leaders alike, and many marketers are under-utilizing the functionality available to them due to simple lack of awareness. Which brings us to the new How to Use LinkedIn for Business ebook!
8 Simple Steps to Growing a Quality Twitter Following
Really straightforward advice on building a consistent strategy. The section on formatting your tweets is excellent.
Understand Your Customers' Social Behaviors
Understand Your Customers’ Social Behaviors View more presentations from Charlene Li.
20 Reasons Why You Should Blog Before You Twitter
One of the best posts I can share with anyone or any organization considering a online presence.
Great piece, Great Links
4 Myths About Social Media and Business
From the American Express Small Business Open Forum:
- Small Businesses Must be on Social Media
- Set it and Forget It
- Word of Mouth Presence Isn’t There
- Social Media is Only for Broadcasting Messages
Very good article that helps you think through your strategy.
Check out the world’s only comic book on Word of Mouth Marketing
This is a small snippet from an amazing work of visual notes called The Word of Mouth Comic Book [PDF].
Lovely shortcut /via @bryanjones
Social Media Toolkit by Mike Fruchter
Normally these toolbox listing posts are mildly interesting and rarely rise above a simple list of the author’s favorite tools. Mike Fructher, as expected, goes the extra mile by introducing the tools by category and strategy. This is as much a tutorial as it is a toolbox.
Fruchter is one of the few voices that continually elevates the discussion. His blog is MichaelFruchter.com and you can follow @fruchter
