(Reuters) - A few rules of thumb for financial advisers on social media: get personal, like mentioning your daughter's big soccer win, include pictures in your content whenever possible and don't bother...
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Of all the popular social media channels, I’d say that Twitter is probably the most intimidating. But once you learn its unique language of tweets, hashtags, and handles, Twitter opens up a world of opportunities to promote your cause or business. Via Manuel Thomas, Kalani Kirk Hausman Delete the scoop?
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A study from the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) Council and social technology business Lithium reveals a disconnect between what senior marketers think consumers want from social media, and the reality. Delete the scoop?
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Content is the new buzzword, but content alone has no magical powers. It won't transform your business or get you where you need to go ... until you add one thing... Which? It's what you'll find in this excellent post with ten goals to follow! [note Martin Gysler]
Ever wonder why content marketing works so well for some businesses … and doesn’t seem to do anything at all for others?
Curious about why some content that seems great doesn’t do anything to build the business?
“Content is king” has been an online cliché for years now, but it’s not true. It’s never been true.
Content all by itself — even terrific content — is just content.
It may be entertaining. It may be educational. It may contain the secret to world peace and fresh, minty breath, all rolled into one.
But it has no magical powers. It won’t transform your business or get you where you need to go, until you add one thing …
Content marketing is a meaningless exercise without business goals.
Read more: http://www.copyblogger.com/content-marketing-goals/ Via Martin Gysler Delete the scoop?
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