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How Facebook’s privacy disasters will change B2B marketing

Chris Koch

Social media is beginning to teach us that long qual forms are going the way of the dodo. The question that we’re asking Facebook is the question that we should be asking ourselves in our marketing: Do we really need all this information? I find much more value in Twitter than in any of the other social media networks.

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

Chris Koch

In my last post, I hope I convinced you why you should establish a personal presence in social media even if your company hasn’t done so yet. That was the why of social media. I’m going to attempt to explain it by humbly offering my own initiation into social media as a guide. This time, I’d like to concentrate on the how.

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Should sales enablement be owned by sales rather than marketing?

Chris Koch

I’m wondering if it’s time to take sales enablement away from marketing. Marketers helped salespeople put words to the insanely complex products and services they were trying to sell. From what I can tell, the internet didn’t disrupt the basic model for the sales enablement process; it just moved much of it online. If so, why?

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How to measure influence in social media marketing

Chris Koch

Measuring influence is the new obsession in the social media world—adding another layer of anxiety to the dark cloud of existential dread that is marketing ROI. Social media present us as individuals seeking status within a community, which is something that humans have been working at since our days as monkeys.

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Where is the utility in mobile apps for B2B?

Chris Koch

Mitch Joel has a nice post on HBR this week about bringing utility to marketing and social media. 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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Stop doing PR. Start doing visibility.

Chris Koch

Most journalists have discovered social media as an important research tool. Beyond discovering and prepping spokespeople for the company, PR becomes responsible for making them nodes on the online network that can be easily found by influencers and customers. Get them twittering. Facilitation. christopherakoch.com).

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In social media, no one knows you’re an introvert

Chris Koch

Two interesting posts this week on how our personalities affect our online behavior. expresses shock that he turned out to be an extrovert on the Myers-Briggs personality test and wonders if you need to be an extrovert to be in social media. I think social media turns most things we think about innate personality on its ear.