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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....

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Do you know your ROS - return on social?

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Is the Marketing Campaign Dead?

Is the Marketing Campaign Dead? | Public Relations & Social Media Insight | Scoop.it

...Paul Dunay has written, "there is no campaign in social media," while Joe Pulizzi said in a video interview that "content marketing is not a campaign, it is a promise to our customers." Even Bill Lee, in his Harvard Business Review article, "Marketing Is Dead," said, "Traditional marketing may be dead, but the new possibilities of peer influence-based, community-oriented marketing ..." (which some of us might call 'inbound marketing' ... wink wink) “... hold much greater promise for creating sustained growth through authentic customer relationships.”...


So, if the marketing campaign is dead, why is it dead, and what do we do now? Let’s start off with some of the reasons why it's dead?...



Via Liz Wilson
Jeff Domansky's insight:

Especially liked the quote from Joseph Jaffe: “Marketing is not a campaign, it's a commitment.” Good read!

Liz Wilson's curator insight, January 3, 2:12 PM

Goodbye campaigns, hello conversations, consistency and commitment.

 

Great article from MV on why and how to change mindsets.