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8 Tactful Ways to use your Personal Facebook Account as a Marketing Tool

8 Tactful Ways to use your Personal Facebook Account as a Marketing Tool | SM | Scoop.it

The article posted yesterday asked the question "Should I Keep My Personal and Professional Identities Online Completely Separate?" that of today gives you an answer on this. Maybe it'll help you find your way ... [note mg]

 

Facebook personal profiles are not for business use. With that said, plenty of people use their personal profiles to interact with their target audience through sharing blog posts, industry news, and events. So today, we’re going to look at how to set up your personal profile for marketing and eight things you can do with your personal profile that can’t be done with Facebook business pages.

 

Before we begin, there are a few things that you will want to do before using your personal profile for marketing, in terms of privacy and making sure the right information is displayed on your profile.

 

Keeping Personal and Public Facebook Content Separate...

 

Read more: http://blog.kissmetrics.com/tactful-facebook-marketing/


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Roxanne Miller's comment, April 9, 2012 11:13 PM
Thanks!
Martin Gysler's comment, April 10, 2012 3:32 PM
You're welcome Roxanne!
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5 Ways to Kick Start Your Social Business

5 Ways to Kick Start Your Social Business | SM | Scoop.it

The social business market is changing and evolving continually. Enterprise tools are about integration, fit to purpose and enabling capabilities, much of which will and does depend on current systems.

 

The line between marketing and HR appears to being redefined as we enter the era of the social business. Whilst a CEO will clearly be able to point to a set of strategic responsibilities for HR, the role of HR is evolving as employee engagement, branding and business strategies blend to create a broader social ecosystem.

 

Businesses are becoming more open and transparent as the line between customers and employees becomes blurred, communications open and people can clearly identify the match of an organisational culture to the brand promise. Do people act pro-actively in customer service, are they really focused on employee development, corporate sustainability….does this organizational still make sense?

 

Read more: http://www.tribalcafe.co.uk/social-business/social-business-10-ways-to-kick-start/


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