
1.) Listen, Then Talk
-See what
your customers or prospects are talking about
-Try to
respond to posts that are relevant to you or your business
-When you
get a message, respond
-Don’t pick
out certain people to respond too
-60% of
brands don’t respond to customers or prospects
-By
responding, you’ll stand out from competition
-Tell
personal stories that are relatable
-Your
humble beginning
-Leadership
characteristics
-Customers
overcoming obstacles
-Try to get
testimonials from customers & employees
4.) Be Yourself
-Kerpen states, “When I am
authentic, when I am vulnerable, when I am me, customers want to do business with me”
-Basically, don’t put on a front
5.) Advertise (Better)
-use social
media but research how to make it better
-target
the right people by finding your target market
-use
correct keywords to be found easier in search
-“What’s cooler than reaching a
billion people on Facebook? Reaching the
right 1,000, the right 100, the right 10, the right one.” –Dave Kerpen
6.) Give Stuff Away
-People
LOVE free
-Not just
free products, but information
-webinars
-good
content
-articles
7.) Be Grateful
-Constantly
thank customers and partners on social media posts
-According to donorschoose.org, of
those that received a thank you note, 38% were more likely to donate again.
Social media is a very valuable tool in today’s marketplace,
but it’s important to research your target market in order to get the best
results possible when using it. By
knowing the target market, you’re able to place your ads on the right sites in
order to bring in traffic. I also want
to add these tips are important for using social media, but it’s also important
to know which social media is the best to use for your company. Blogging could be more effective than
Facebook. It’s all in your research.
For more information, you can check out the website below.
http://www.inc.com/allison-fass/dave-kerpen-social-media-moves-that-work.html?nav=featured
Picture Sources
http://www.pinnaclecart.com/blog/2012/12/21/6-ways-to-make-social-media-work-for-your-ecommerce-business/
http://www.onesocialmedia.com/blog/
http://heidicohen.com/social-media-marketer-favorite-non-social-media-tool/
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