Social media playbook for business :: reaching your online community with Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin, and more /

Social media can be an incredibly powerful marketing tool that brings a company or organization huge rewards. But for beginners in this new world, the potential risks are also high. Consumers are particularly passionate in the online world; the most active social networkers are poised to be your bra...

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1. Verfasser: Funk, Tom, 1965-
Format: Elektronisch E-Book
Sprache:English
Veröffentlicht: Santa Barbara, Calif. : Praeger, ©2011.
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Zusammenfassung:Social media can be an incredibly powerful marketing tool that brings a company or organization huge rewards. But for beginners in this new world, the potential risks are also high. Consumers are particularly passionate in the online world; the most active social networkers are poised to be your brand's gushing fans--or your most scathing critics. Both multimillion-dollar profits and self-inflicted PR fiascos are possible via social media. This guidebook begins by defining "social media," "social networking," and other terms that may be ambiguous, then details what recent market research reveals about the scope and growth rate of the social media landscape. Real-world examples of both large and small organizations who have successfully implemented social media strategies are showcased, and the hype and failed promise of famous flash-in-the-pan social networks are examined. The author outlines a comprehensive strategy for success with social media, including practical information on watching metrics, establishing beachheads, determining your driver, building a checklist of driver "amplifications," and combating the "what now?" factor
Beschreibung:1 online resource (x, 263 pages)
Bibliographie:Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN:9780313386275
0313386277
9798216015864
1283053209
9781283053204
9786613053206
6613053201

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