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Top 6 Social Media Marketing Tools for Small Businesses

TrustRadius Marketing

You can track and respond to your Google My Business reviews or monitor comments and ROI on any paid ads you put out on social platforms. You can similarly curate and share content from RSS feeds, which you can add to and monitor from the platform. Below is a quick overview of the 6 tools we have chosen, before an in-depth exploration.

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7 Content Marketing Tasks to Automate Right Now

Content Marketing Institute

You also need to set up your RSS feed. If you need help with RSS, read this guide. social media accounts, WordPress blog, Gmail account, Google Calendar, and even other external blog RSS feeds) and set up condition statements (applets) that trigger an automation. Automate bulk uploads to #socialmedia with a tool like @Zapier.

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Curating Content for Thought Leadership: How to Build Authority and Influence in your Industry

Scoop.it

This helps you tailor your content accordingly to suit their needs to boost your ROI and engagement. However, YouTube or LinkedIn users prefer slightly longer form content. RSS feeds offer an easy way to stay updated with every piece of content a site has published.

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48 Ways to Measure Social Media Success

Webbiquity

Ultimately, as Olivier Blanchard has pointed out repeatedly , social media marketing has to demonstrate an ROI (though he acknowledges the questions have to be made more specific). But it’s crucial to the social media ROI debate to recognize that “R” is an end-of-the-process measure. Number of RSS subscribers (regular readers).

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B2B social media: Highlights from new benchmarking research

Savanta

YouTube (66%) and, perhaps surprisingly given its B2C associations, Facebook (67%) also form an important but less prominent part of the mix. Only a handful (21%) can consistently demonstrate ROI from their social media investment. Subscribe and receive new posts by RSS. Social media is being used then, but how?

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How B2B Marketers Benefit From Social Media?

Valasys

The marketers figured that many B2B companies often fail to procure the conversions and Return on Investment (ROI) from social media platforms. Marketers must reassess the previous and trending strategy to profit expected ROI from campaigns. B2B falls flat on forming status among social platforms. appeared first on Valasys Media.

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How to Fail at Social Media

The Effective Marketer

An interesting post on Why So Many Companies Suck at Social Media brings in some good insights and compares the now famous Old Spice youtube campaign with copycats like Cisco and Brigham Young University. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 The solution, it seems, is far more complicated.