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9 Tactics To Achieve Social Media Marketing Success | Heidi Cohen

9 Tactics To Achieve Social Media Marketing Success | Heidi Cohen | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

With the proliferation of new platforms, expanded content needs and related marketing support, marketers can find social media overwhelming. The reality is that, done effectively, social media success can be achieved in an easy, straightforward manner.

 

Instead of spending time and resources developing an elaborate plan, start small and build your social media engagement slowly. The beauty of taking this approach is that it keeps your social media on track to achieve your business objectives without abandoning your process as soon as other activities and projects take priority.

9 easy steps for social media success in 2013

The objective is block your social media activity into bite size chunks so you don’t feel swamped....

Jeff Domansky's insight:

This is a must-read blueprint for social marketing success. Heidi Cohen says keep it simple and try out a few social media channels to see what works.

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Why Your Brand Should Stop Stressing About Social-Media Campaigns | Fast Company

Why Your Brand Should Stop Stressing About Social-Media Campaigns | Fast Company | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

...allSocial media" remains a source of profound confusion and challenge to brands around the globe, resulting in siloed marketing departments and social campaigns that suffer from a lack of support and the increased awareness guaranteed by traditional media.


But the golden rules of social media--be transparent, honest, and consistent; listen, respond and be respectful--aren't foreign concepts to any communications expert (or, that being said, any socially balanced individual). Many people proudly declare, "I don’t understand social media."


Specialist agencies, "digital ninjas," and the social platforms themselves have succeeded in generating a digital snowstorm of confusion, leading the marketing world into the belief that theirs is a totally new universe of communication....

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A quick but thoughtful reminder that it's the communications and not the channel that count most. I particularly liked the three case studies cited.

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