Chris Koch

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4 Reasons Why Facebook Stinks for B2B Marketing

Chris Koch

The marketer in charge of the company’s social media effort gave me a clear edict: “Look, I don’t want you focusing on Facebook, okay? Seemed a bit harsh, but I had to admit that I had been harboring my own doubts about the value of Facebook for B2B for a long time. I’m not saying that B2B companies shouldn’t be on Facebook.

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How Facebook’s privacy disasters will change B2B marketing

Chris Koch

Have you ever noticed that your Facebook profile page looks like one of those horrible qualification forms that we make our customers fill out? If you go to Facebook and look at your profile, your immediate reaction is going to be that it’s asking for too much information. come at a price. This is a disaster if you ask me.

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Is “social media campaign” an oxymoron?

Chris Koch

Fly-by-night opportunists hoping to win your Facebook sweepstakes. If all you do is run contests and campaigns on Facebook, how can you expect to hold onto prospects over the long term? The campaigns used two methods that play well to Facebook users: Let them play games. Facebook is the fun social network.

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Is “social media campaign” an oxymoron?

Chris Koch

Fly-by-night opportunists hoping to win your Facebook sweepstakes. If all you do is run contests and campaigns on Facebook, how can you expect to hold onto prospects over the long term? The campaigns used two methods that play well to Facebook users: Let them play games. Facebook is the fun social network.

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How to use social media for B2B

Chris Koch

Some monitoring tools let you segment the different types of social media to determine where conversations are happening—such as blogs vs. Facebook. 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.

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Stop doing PR. Start doing visibility.

Chris Koch

Make sure they have business profiles on the different networks (LinkedIn, Facebook, etc.). Consequently, they know everybody’s business but don’t intervene unless asked. Examples of how you do this are: Make them visible on social networks. Push them to get lots of peer and customer recommendations and connections.

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

Chris Koch

You may have to adopt a more split business personality (and do more work). To me, it’s the missing link between monitoring blogs and connecting with people through social networking sites like LinkedIn and Facebook. Transfer Twitter relationships to LinkedIn and Facebook. Join LinkedIn and Facebook groups and answer questions.