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So you think you need a social strategy? Sure, but that’s just part of it | memeburn

So you think you need a social strategy? Sure, but that’s just part of it | memeburn | Public Relations & Social Media Insight | Scoop.it

In 2012 there was a mad rush from companies to understand the value of social in all its complexities. What could social media do? What value could it provide? How could the company engage with its users? As a result there have been numerous traditional agencies suddenly becoming digital marketing specialists and providing their clients with complete social strategies.

 

There have been promises of guaranteed followers, likes and shares which may or may not have been achieved. There was (and still is) so much jargon that many businesses were sucked into the social media marketing black hole. Please note that many of those were successful and marketing teams breathed a sigh of relief as Directors, CEOs and other high-ranking officials nodded their heads in appreciation of the high number of followers, likes and shares.

 

However, unlike their marketing counter parts, these high rankers have a goal that must be met – ROI. Return on investment is difficult to measure from a social media perspective. What is the value of a like, follow or share? Can it be equated to the lowest possible sale value of a single unit of product? No – because for every 10 likes only one user purchased the product! This is just an example, but remains true in essence....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Do you know your ROS - return on social?

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Google Tools for Investor Relations

Google Tools for Investor Relations | Public Relations & Social Media Insight | Scoop.it

IR Smartt examines: How should you incorporate Google Tools in your Investor Relations strategy?

 

Google has some wonderful Social Media tools for IR, including Google+ and YouTube. But today, we’re going to take a look at a few of Google’s other awesome web apps and how exactly they can assist in marketing your public company.

 

Read on for a look at Analytics, Webmaster Tools, Reader, Google Finance and Blog Search....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Good reminder of how Google tools can be used for IR as well as other PR and marketing of course.

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Private Equity Gears Up For PR And Lobbying Blitz

Private Equity Gears Up For PR And Lobbying Blitz | Public Relations & Social Media Insight | Scoop.it
Private equity has an image problem. What began a few months ago with questions about Mitt Romney's background as chief of Bain Capital has ballooned into a tidal wave of legislative, regulatory and media attention -- and much of it unflattering.

 

Now the industry is working to fight back, as some fear that the bad press could lead to greater regulation....

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Can you reboot corporate governance with technology? | SmartBlogs

Can you reboot corporate governance with technology? | SmartBlogs | Public Relations & Social Media Insight | Scoop.it
It’s time to transform corporate governance. Innovation and technology can simplify and improve board development and management.

 

Virtually every aspect of corporate America has been affected by the adoption of new technology. Social networks and collaboration technologies are revolutionizing and changing the way companies are run, products are made, information is shared and the way employees are recruited.


There is one aspect of nonprofit, private and public companies, however, that has made little or no progress when it comes to innovation — the way corporate boards are recruited and managed.


Corporate America is fully aware that this process is flawed. Most recently, headlines from scandals that have occurred at Best Buy, Chesapeake Energy, Groupon, Wal-Mart and Yahoo have put the spotlight on corporate governance. Besides a general disdain for illegal and deplorable actions, corporate boards have suddenly felt the pressure to fortify their teams with the same virtues they always strived for, with an increased emphasis on personal and professional integrity....

 

[Maybe a helpful tool, but let's not overstate things ~ Jeff]

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Revolution in the Boardroom - TheStreet

Revolution in the Boardroom - TheStreet | Public Relations & Social Media Insight | Scoop.it
Recent coups at Yahoo! and RIM represent the dawn of a new age of investor activism.

 

...On sites such as proxyexchange.org, proxydemocracy.org, and MoxyVote, small shareholders are pooling their sentiments and their shares to drive reforms at the companies they own -- and their focus extends far beyond financial performance. On MoxyVote, shareholders can foment support for "good cause" proposals on issues ranging from environmental sustainability to fair labor practices. MoxyVote even provides portals by which investors can vote on activist agendas....

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