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Why Can’t Companies Be More Like the Iroquois?

Chris Koch

Customers are demanding that we deal with them in a unified, cross-channel fashion. Research by my colleague Rob O’Regan has revealed a few ways to develop cross-channel cooperation: Put someone in charge. Research by my colleague Rob O’Regan has revealed a few ways to develop cross-channel cooperation: Put someone in charge.

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Is ghost writing in social media right or wrong?

Chris Koch

I’m going to channel other people’s ideas, not my own. Why do we assume that anyone can channel passion into his or her writing? I will always blog as myself, introduce the ideas myself, and will always reveal whose ideas I’m channeling. You can read the entire post here. They may not like it and you may not either.

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Why B2B marketers hate social media

Chris Koch

It’s also about addressing the very real concern that in a time of stretched budgets and lean staffs, social media becomes yet another channel to manage. Most marketing channels are focused on broadcasting tightly controlled messages to audiences that have little opportunity to talk back. The End of Control.

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Why you need to turn your customers into stalkers

Chris Koch

The characteristic that stands out is that these channels are all more personal than more traditional content. It has made those little pictures and bios at the end of white papers seem inadequate when compared to the wealth of information we can see about people on such social media channels as LinkedIn and Twitter.

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There is no social media strategy, only marketing strategy

Chris Koch

I’m hoping that all the articles, books, and blogs I’m seeing that look at B2B social media strategy in isolation are a function of our excitement over this new channel (and don’t get me wrong; it is really, really exciting). Social media is another channel—one of many—for making the connection and building the relationship with customers.

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7 reasons why social media success has nothing to do with social media

Chris Koch

They are more likely to encounter our content through search than through the social media channels themselves. They blame the channel rather than blaming their company’s lack of commitment. They seek that information through search: 79% of c-level executives do at least three searches per day.

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7 reasons why social media success has nothing to do with social media

Chris Koch

They are more likely to encounter our content through search than through the social media channels themselves. They blame the channel rather than blaming their company’s lack of commitment. They seek that information through search: 79% of c-level executives do at least three searches per day.