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Social Media Acrobatics in Maine Ahead Magazine
An article in the August 2010 issue of Maine Ahead Magazine profiled three social media “experts”: Rich Brooks, Lynnelle Wilson and me. Thanks to Publisher Mark Wellman and Editor Tori Britton for the time and effort they put into writing this article and publishing this great magazine! I thought it was interesting how each of us focused on diffferent aspects of social media and the return on investment in terms of time and effort. Continue reading →
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Which Social Media Are Right for You?
Thanks to Rich Brooks of Flyte New Media and to Nicole Ouellette of Breaking Even Communications for this article that was published on Fast Company’s blog about making the social media choices that are right for you. Some of my clients have asked me recently which social media they should engage in. There is no one clear answer. You need to engage in the online communities where your targeted audience can be found (the expression is to ‘fish where the fsh are,’) and you shouldn’t over-extend yourself. Only get invovled with as many online networks as you can keep up with. If your goal is to drive traffic to your Web site, then you need to measure how many visitors are going to your site from each online community or network, then measure the effectiveness of your efforts.
Of course some people engage in social media because it’s fun! I love to go on to Facebook because it’s an extension of my normal socializing. I don’t really expect to achieve anything from it other than happiness. If happiness is your goal, that’s O.K.!
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An “Aha” Moment about social media with “The Rich Brooks”
This past Monday night, I attended a meeting of one of TechMaine’s usergroups at their offices in Westbrook, Maine. “The Rich Brooks” of Flyte New Media was talking about social media. My ‘Aha’ moment came when he talked about how social media isn’t necessarily the best means of driving large amounts of traffic, but sometimes it drives just the traffic that you want. He said that sometimes you might only get five people reading your post on Twitter, or reading your blog, or whatever flavor of social media you’re using, but if those are the five people you are targeting, then you’ve potentially achieved your marketing goal. Continue reading →
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