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Why Can’t Companies Be More Like the Iroquois?

Chris Koch

Why Can’t Companies Do This? So the obvious question becomes, why can’t companies cooperate like this? I’m guessing you’ve experienced the same thing at some point if you’ve ever worked in a big company (or maybe a small one, too). They don’t want three different calls from three different sales areas of your company.

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Why Companies Must Hire for Potential, Not Skills

Chris Koch

My former boss was flooded with letters from technical writers and Marcom people from computer companies who knew something about technology but didn’t have the ability to write the journalistic-style materials she was publishing. Companies Can’t Always Get What They Need Off the Street. No dumpster diving going on there).

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There is no social media strategy, only marketing strategy

Chris Koch

As we put together the questions, we struggled with the issue of social media strategy. 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). What do you think?

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Social media strategy for B2B: what’s required and what’s optional

Chris Koch

For many companies, this translates into a wait-and-see approach to social media. For these companies, there is little reason to twitter into the wind. But social media is a vast public platform where eventually the conversation is going to get around to our companies—if it hasn’t already. I think that’s short sighted.

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Social media strategy for B2B: what’s required and what’s optional

Chris Koch

For many companies, this translates into a wait-and-see approach to social media. For these companies, there is little reason to twitter into the wind. But social media is a vast public platform where eventually the conversation is going to get around to our companies—if it hasn’t already. I think that’s short sighted.

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Five reasons why B2B marketers should be in social media even if their companies are not

Chris Koch

Here are five reasons why you need to get good at this stuff before your company does: Social media is real time. Conversations about your company don’t stop when your call center closes or you empty your email inbox. Posted in Social Media Tagged: B2B marketing, Marketing ROI, Social Media, social media strategy.

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It’s official: Marketing owns social media management. Now what?

Chris Koch

In our survey, we asked, “In your company, is marketing the catalyst for social media being used by others in the company (product development, HR, etc.)?” Marketing as a percentage of revenue for technology services companies is at an all-time low—less than 1%. It’s our job. 68% of our respondents said yes. Tweet This Post.