November 8, 2017
Social Media can be a great outreach tool for any business and is a key part to people’s lives these days. Having said that, there is no set amount of time you should be spending on it. You should simply give enough time to interact with people and promote your products or services.
This one is a common mistake among many different businesses and people. You should target places where your business has the audience to thrive. If LinkedIn isn’t needed for your business, you shouldn’t use it. If you don’t feel Twitter has enough of your audience, don’t use it. This is different for every business of course.
Everybody loves hearing positive feedback, but with the positive always comes the negative. You should always try to understand and solve the problems your customers are facing. People value time and effort.
<dir=”ltr” lang=”en”>NOT COOL, COOKIE. RT @Oreo: Ever bring your own Oreo cookies to the movie theater? #slicksnacker
— AMC Theatres (@AMCTheatres) September 25, 2012
As is with Del Boy, although I praise the enthusiasm, this isn’t quite how it works! A common myth is that more followers = greater success which isn’t true. I’d much rather have 10,000 followers that all engage with me, than 50,000 who don’t do anything. Engagement = leads. We can work with leads!
This isn’t always true. People love brand’s personality. They want something different. We’re in a digital revolution where many people are fighting for cyber-space. Be different, embrace your roots and you’ll be onto a winner! Give the people what they want as they say!
We can neither confirm nor deny that this is our first tweet.
— CIA (@CIA) June 6, 2014
Social Media is an incredibly important tool to use and it should be no means, be written off. Social Media can be the clincher for someone buying your product or service if used properly. The best information you could possibly take is this question… “What’s in it for me.”