Our most frequent question in terms of social media is “what should I post?“ A follow-up comment people often make is “…and who really cares anyway?”
One of the sins of the online marketing world, particularly grievous on social sites like Facebook and Twitter, is to constantly flood your follower’s content streams with incessant self-promotion. But whenever we talk to businesses about using these prominent (and ever-expanding) online platforms for marketing, their eyes light up and inevitably someone will assert that because of the low-cost (or most often FREE) aspect of these tools, they assume their ROI to be sky-high. “You mean we can market our products and services and tell all of our customers about each of our promotions several times a day – all for free?” Au contraire. Social networking sites were not intended for such purposes and to hijack them for your selfish gain goes against the rules of the game. … Continue Reading →
