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  • Good info for Marketers! eMarketer report: What Social Followers Want http://ping.fm/wysYz #
  • Short article: 5 Tips for using social media in health care marketing (via @RSSirteubal) http://ow.ly/Yshm #
  • Momma Geeks rule! Digital Tools Help Moms Take Charge – eMarketer http://ow.ly/YnUy #
  • Classically funny! And yet sadly true… How a Web Design Goes Straight to Hell http://ow.ly/Xr20 #
  • Has anyone seen recent forecast for Media Budget allocations? Seeking latest on % allocated to online vs. TV, Print, etc. #
  • Great Stats on Boomers use of TV and Internet. 69% of 50-64 were online yesterday! via @emarketer http://bit.ly/57rrau #
  • Atwitter in Mass.: Brown’s Social Media Strategy Tops Coakley’s – WSJ http://ow.ly/YlkV #
  • Fun and interesting blog banter! RT: @TexasMonthly Mass hysteria! All eyes on MA senate race: http://ow.ly/Yloq #
  • How Small Businesses are using Social Media (via @MediaPost) http://ow.ly/YefH #
  • Good read for new SM Marketers: 10 Stages of Social Media Business Integration http://ow.ly/Xq35 #
  • eBook sales continue to rise (one of a few growth categories!) via @emarkter http://ow.ly/XLcP #
  • It's official! Consumers won't pay for news (did they really spend $ to figure this out???) Poor Rupert! http://ow.ly/Xqls #
  • Twitter growing Abroad; now accounts for 50% of users w/ UK, Germany, Brazil, Indonesia growing fastest http://ow.ly/Xq1H #
  • Cool to see Old Media adopting New Media innovations: Clear Channel's new radio ad program: http://ow.ly/XpXV #
  • New Blog Post: Twitter Weekly Updates for @SpurInteractive – Article: Meeting Busy Moms’ Needs (diapers.com case) … http://ow.ly/16mm2f #
  • Good read for new SM Marketers. Article by @briansolis: 10 Stages of Social Media Business Integration http://ow.ly/Xq35 #
  • If your life feels incomplete, you can now get Samuel Jackson on your *!^%@$&! iPhone :-) http://ow.ly/XpR1 #

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SOCIAL MEDIA STRATEGY

social mediaSuccess begins with a plan. Yet when it comes to social media, many marketers dive in without a thorough understanding of objectives, platforms, tactics, requirements, responsibilities and metrics for measuring performance.

Many marketers also fail to understand the pitfalls and shortcomings that can prevent them from achieving their social media marketing goals, including:

  • content that is overly promotional
  • content that is not engaging or relevant to target audiences
  • a one-way outbound approach to communicating (it’s all about me!)
  • failing to build a network (without reach, there is no ROI)
  • one-off isolated efforts vs. an integrated approach

What many lack is a comprehensive social media strategy.  To address this growing need, I developed a new presentation entitled “Social Media Strategy” you can view below or on slideshare.

The goal of the presentation is to help marketers understand the opportunities, challenges and pitfalls of social media marketing while providing a framework for developing a social media strategy.

“Social Media Strategy” includes the following:

  • 5 point business case for social media
  • 7 common pitfalls of social media (and steps to avoid them)
  • 10 point outline for a social media strategy

This presentation provides the information you need to craft a social media strategy.  If you find it valuable, please feel free to comment below and share with others.  Enjoy and good luck with your social media strategy!

Steve Latham
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