Chris Koch

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How Facebook’s privacy disasters will change B2B marketing

Chris Koch

I’m still looking to pin down incontrovertible evidence of this, but anecdotally I hear from people that when they get rid of qual forms for their content the amount of engagement increases exponentially. of the time any link that you put in a tweet is going to lead to accessible content. come at a price.

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There is no social media strategy, only marketing strategy

Chris Koch

What’s been proven to work in B2B is for marketers to reach out to prospects with smart, engaging, educational content that leads to trust. Looking at social media in isolation distracts us from the real revolutionary trend, which is that marketing strategies need to shift to an emphasis on content and relationships. Tweet This Post.

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How to use social media for B2B

Chris Koch

Social media are repositories for discussions and content on every possible topic. 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. Gather research. Search tools can help you mine that data.

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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. It’s yet another channel for reaching customers and the effort required to set up a Facebook page and create RSS feeds of your content to update it is pretty small. But let’s put this all in context.

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Stop doing PR. Start doing visibility.

Chris Koch

PR tries to influence the placement of subject matter experts, content, and interviews in third-party channels (articles, conference and trade show speaking engagements, etc.). Make sure they have business profiles on the different networks (LinkedIn, Facebook, etc.). Encourage them to blog. Is the era of PR over? Tweet This Post.

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Three steps for B2B marketers to build a personal social media presence

Chris Koch

To me, it’s the missing link between monitoring blogs and connecting with people through social networking sites like LinkedIn and Facebook. It’s a great source of content and for people that I may want to follow. Transfer Twitter relationships to LinkedIn and Facebook. Join LinkedIn and Facebook groups and answer questions.

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Is “social media campaign” an oxymoron?

Chris Koch

Indeed, HDS initially started publicizing its contest across Twitter, LinkedIn , Google AdWords , and with media partners as well as Facebook, but soon shifted most of the budget to Facebook because response was so much better there. In HP’s case, it was CARE, the aid relief organization. Let them win stuff. HDS also did something cool.