Chris Koch

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How Facebook’s privacy disasters will change B2B marketing

Chris Koch

Facebook has built its business model around gathering as much personal information about us as possible. See, what I think Twitter understands that Facebook and LinkedIn and all of the other permission-based networks don’t is that the key is in the interaction, not in the information. I admit it; I’m a Twitter bigot.

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There is no social media strategy, only marketing strategy

Chris Koch

I’m also hoping that the excitement (and the needs of social media consultants and authors to drive their businesses) will not drive us to distraction. B2B marketing lays the path to a sales discussion and supports relationships with existing customers. christopherakoch.com). Why B2B marketers hate social media (christopherakoch.com).

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How to build emotional engagement in B2B marketing

Chris Koch

Twitter , LinkedIn, etc. Tags: Blogging Customer Relationships Social Media B2B marketing Business LinkedIn marketing Subject matter expert Technology Thought Leadership Twitter. all do that, too. But let’s not get too hung up on social media. This has to permeate all that we do. What do you think? Related articles by Zemanta.

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Where is the utility in mobile apps for B2B?

Chris Koch

Social media hasn’t taken off for B2B because it doesn’t provide any more utility for making those things happen (except perhaps for finding old colleagues on LinkedIn).

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4 Reasons Why Facebook Stinks for B2B Marketing

Chris Koch

So I think B2B businesses should have a Facebook page that shares whatever content the company is already producing. I keep waiting for Facebook to buy LinkedIn or Twitter and just put an end to the business vs. consumer distinction. I’m not saying that B2B companies shouldn’t be on Facebook.

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Stop doing PR. Start doing visibility.

Chris Koch

Make sure they have business profiles on the different networks (LinkedIn, Facebook, etc.). Consequently, they know everybody’s business but don’t intervene unless asked. Examples of how you do this are: Make them visible on social networks. Push them to get lots of peer and customer recommendations and connections.

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How to use social media for B2B

Chris Koch

Taking a poll in a LinkedIn or Facebook group, asking for input from Twitter followers, or asking for information through comments on blogs are some of the ways to gather information. Others have set up training programs for employees who will engage in social media. Gather information by asking questions. Tweet This Post.