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Developing a Social Media Plan For Your Indirect Channel

Computer Market Research

Social Media – it’s the enterprise buzz word of the decade. More often than not you’ll hear some industry leader boast about the value of using social media for business. You may even hear about companies that have succeeded in acquiring customers from social media itself. Provide Training.

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Make Your CFO a Social Media Fan

Buzz Marketing for Technology

Social media definitely pays off, but you’ve got to focus on the approach not the tools. Social Media has hit the mainstream these days but the big concern on every product marketer’s mind has been how to justify the ROI? Social media definitely pays off, but you’ve got to focus on the approach not the tools.

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5 Hacks for Creating a Successful Law Firm Social Media Marketing Plan

Go Beyond SEO

This will be the foundation of every campaign in your social media plan. Brainstorming Social Media Campaigns. I recommend going 6 – 12 months out with your social media plan. Quite often your business already has a base for a social media marketing plan. Email signups. New page likes/followers.

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Book Review: Social Media Marketing – An Hour a Day

Webbiquity

From there, Evans’ hour-a-day plan is laid out, starting with an exploration of the different forms of social content (blogs, video, podcasting etc.). consumer-generated media, touchpoint analysis, measurement and metrics, planning a campaign (ugh, social media campaign ?), Post on Google Buzz. Tweet This!

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Convince and Convert Blog: Social Media Strategy and Social Media.

Convince & Convert

LinkedIn – only if I have made a personal connection. I’ll have to look into the new Exact Target tool. My clients are currently set up with Constant Contact which has been trying to add more social tools- but not quite cohesive yet. I reserve email subscriptions for those I truly want to receive more from.

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UNcanny Insights From UnMarketing | Book Reviews | Social Media.

Convince & Convert

It’s a boullabaise of advice and observations on social media, viral marketing, and customer experience, with a side order of social media how-to. There are a few sections devoted to the mechanics of Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin, and other social media operational specifics.

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Turn the Tables on Social Media with NutshellMail | Email.

Convince & Convert

Then Linkedin. And More… Although I’m not using it presently, you can also configure your NutshellMail to include Linkedin and MySpace content, as well as updates from the Ning groups of which you are a member. You run over to check your Twitter account. Then you dash to Facebook to see what’s going on there.