It's all about the search:
Brand generated content + Customer generated content = getting Found.
It's all about the search:
Brand generated content + Customer generated content = getting Found.
Calling a thing by its proper name is typically easy: car, house, dog, elephant, desk, tree and so on. Often it only takes a simple and discreet correction if the thing is incorrectly identified. However, with the proliferation of social technology, and the subsequent plethora of developers, early adopters, power-users and "experts," this category of thing has gotten mislabeled and become confusing, especially to the newbie.
Social (adj.), “pertaining to, devoted to, or characterized by friendly companionship or relations” Thus all of your online social activities should center on “friendly companionship or relations.”
Social technology – web-based tools and platforms used for social purposes, such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, etc.
Social network – followers, fans, friends and connections developed and maintaned on social platforms
Social media – user-generated content -- composition, video, photograph or spoken word -- created for and disseminated via social platforms
Social marketing – process of creating customer interest in a product via social technology
Information is power!
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I attended The Influencer Project: 60 Speakers in 60 Minutes on Tuesday afternoon. It was billed as “the shortest marketing project ever.” The speakers shared valuable information in bite-sized nuggets with the audience. The format – each presenter had only 60 seconds to share their best tip on becoming influential in the social media space – forced the speakers to organize their thinking and focus their remarks to the most salient points. I live-tweeted the event and these are some of the takeaways…in tweet form of course.
A full transcript and mp3 is available here.
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