Comments on: A social media debate http://marketingisus.com.au/a-social-media-debate/ Strategy Marketing Specialists Thu, 20 Oct 2011 02:10:50 +0000 hourly 1 By: Anne http://marketingisus.com.au/a-social-media-debate/comment-page-1/#comment-223 Anne Thu, 09 Sep 2010 06:58:58 +0000 http://marketingisus.com.au/?p=3907#comment-223 Thanks so much Albion for visiting and your comments! Am glad you found the post useful! :) We certainly aim to provide more. Thanks again. Thanks so much Albion for visiting and your comments! Am glad you found the post useful! :) We certainly aim to provide more. Thanks again.

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]]> By: Adam http://marketingisus.com.au/a-social-media-debate/comment-page-1/#comment-166 Adam Tue, 13 Jul 2010 02:01:48 +0000 http://marketingisus.com.au/?p=3907#comment-166 Well put Anne. You cannot place the same metrics on social media marketing as you place on traditional media, although there is some crossover social media is as much about engagement with the "community" and providing service as delivering promotions and sales pitches. Its about creating a constant online presence direct to your consumers, I saw a stat the other day indicating that 98% of people now expect your business to have a social media presence and be able to actively interact with you. Your right about it not being "FREE" significant sweat equity is involved, but the return is more engaged, informed consumers. Well Done, Adam Well put Anne.

You cannot place the same metrics on social media marketing as you place on traditional media, although there is some crossover social media is as much about engagement with the “community” and providing service as delivering promotions and sales pitches.

Its about creating a constant online presence direct to your consumers, I saw a stat the other day indicating that 98% of people now expect your business to have a social media presence and be able to actively interact with you.

Your right about it not being “FREE” significant sweat equity is involved, but the return is more engaged, informed consumers.

Well Done,
Adam

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