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May 6, 2014 | Think & Feel

Key Questions to Ask…


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Brands continue to flock to social media channels, trying to take advantage of what’s becoming perhaps one of the most valuable marketing tools for companies online. You know social media is important, and that it isn’t going away. Your competitors have all joined the social media revolution, so you know its only a matter of time before you need to either hop on board or get left behind.

Well take it easy. One of the biggest mistakes brands make is diving into social media before they create a strategy that will not only reach their target audience, but resonate with them through content that gets them to join the conversation online and help it spread to others in their network. Having a well-thought-out strategy and detailed plan will help set your business up for success on social media.

It isn’t about retweets, likes, repins or shares; it’s about conversations and using those conversations to build relationships with customers and prospects to gain valuable insights from those who engage with your brand most.

Here are 6 questions you should ask before taking the plunge into bringing your brand to social:

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These are just a few questions to ask before jumping into social media. Social Media isn’t just for B2C anymore. It’s an excellent opportunity for B2B companies to reach customers and prospects directly to accomplish business goals and objectives online.



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