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SWOT Analysis of a Typical Start-Up Social Media Strategy | Link-Assistant.Com

SWOT Analysis of a Typical Start-Up Social Media Strategy | Link-Assistant.Com | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Practically any social media strategy has a resembling life circle.

Firstly you don't have a clue what's this all Twitter/ Facebook/Google+ is about and want to run away to cold-calling, constant spam emails and sales pitches like my-name-is-Jeff-and-we-guarantee-you-number-one-position-in-Google-in-two-weeks-or-your-money-back.

Then you're trying to do Social Media just as if it were any other old traditional type of Marketing, but the problem is that it's not old, it's not traditional and it's not straight-forward.

Eventually you learn how to do, what I personally call, the right thing and become more or less decent in Social Media, but that's not what I am going to talk about.

The transition from each phase is painful, scary and soaked with sweat. The goal of this article is trying to understand what we are or were all doing wrong on the second base (I mean SMM, not love affairs)....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

Take a look at a typical startup social media strategy and SWOT analysis.

Rania Murr's curator insight, October 29, 2016 12:37 AM

Take a look at a typical startup social media strategy and SWOT analysis.

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Strategic Thinking Exercise – Use a SWOT Analysis Nobody Expects

Strategic Thinking Exercise – Use a SWOT Analysis Nobody Expects | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Going into a strategy meeting today that is sure to be a snoozer?

 

Even if you are going into the meeting with the same old people, the same old topics, and the same old expectations to just get a strategy done and put into a notebook on a shelf so you can go back to doing what you’ve always been doing, there is hope!

 

Here is a way you can turn a typical strategic thinking exercise into something new and fun that both adds variety to your strategy meeting AND could trigger some new ideas to get our strategy out of a rut!...

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A new way to approach SWOT Analysis: Scary, Wild, Outrageous, Threatening.

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