Remove social survey

Chris Koch

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

Chris Koch

This week I was asked to speak on a panel about social media to a group of B2B marketers in financial services. But when the panel was over, I realized something scary: Most of the success factors we wound up talking about had nothing to do with social media. Social doesn’t happen in B2B without a culture change.

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

Chris Koch

This week I was asked to speak on a panel about social media to a group of B2B marketers in financial services. But when the panel was over, I realized something scary: Most of the success factors we wound up talking about had nothing to do with social media. Social doesn’t happen in B2B without a culture change.

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

Chris Koch

We just completed our ITSMA survey on social media. Marketing owns social media management. 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.)?” Will social become a silo within marketing? That’s right.

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There is no social media strategy, only marketing strategy

Chris Koch

I’ve been working with my colleagues at ITSMA on another survey on social media for B2B marketers that I hope you’ll take by going here. As we put together the questions, we struggled with the issue of social media strategy. I resisted treating it as a standalone in the survey. Social media is no silver bullet.

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Why you need to turn your customers into stalkers

Chris Koch

It’s where we introduce some of the top findings from our annual budget survey of marketers. But we don’t like to just parrot the numbers from the survey. Social media have created so much noise that it’s becoming more difficult for the good old white paper to stand out. The social media noise is personal.

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Why our thought leadership is broken

Chris Koch

And they’re linking this content to their social media management strategies. The same web analytics that have destroyed publishing are now getting marketers fired because nobody’s clicking on their white papers and surveys. They think up all the different things that magazines offer to readers and then make a list: Surveys?

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How old-school data capture is poisoning marketing and what to do about it

Chris Koch

As social media becomes more prevalent in marketing, we’re going to have to rethink how we gather information from prospects. We’re starting to see social media have a positive impact on driving traffic to websites and on lead generation. Social media and lead generation go together. I think the inherently casual (social!)

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