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Convince and Convert Blog: Social Media Strategy and Social Media.

Convince & Convert

Big companies are starting to follow JaneNation on Twitter , and engage with the community across the social Web. John & Partners is evaluating other communities that they could build and manage, and of course they are now confident in their ability to sell community construction and oversight to their clients.

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14 Things I Think I Think About Social Media

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Place making social media (Foursquare, Gowalla, et al) will continue to gain traction over the next 18 months. These services are in many ways would Twitter was originally, with another layer of loyalty and rewards built in. Do you have a hammer strategy or a strategy for construction – be it tearing down or building up?

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Convince and Convert Blog: Social Media Strategy and Social Media.

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I believe effective social media can indeed increase sales, especially when those efforts are directed toward current/previous customers. Ultimately, customer loyalty is a huge byproduct of social media, and that loyalty often can translate into sales. But, I’m not sure that’s a good comparison.

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Convince and Convert Blog: Social Media Strategy and Social Media.

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They’re running another contest for owners to send in pictures of their own creations on the Lego-like Brick Construction Shirt. b2b [link] Halloween Party City Do You Know Your Customers Enough to be a Social Media Hit | Guest … [link] [link] John B. Seems backwards if you're trying to build loyalty.

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Is Twitter for Business Even Worth the Trouble | social crm.

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Ultimately, I see Twitter (and even Facebook, largely) as being more impactful on loyalty and retention, than on net new revenue. Ultimately, I see Twitter (and even Facebook, largely) as being more impactful on loyalty and retention, than on net new revenue. Was their any distinction in B2C and B2B brands? link] jaybaer Yep.

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Convince and Convert Blog: Social Media Strategy and Social Media.

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I would argue that Ford should go leagues further, by embracing a consistent crowdsourcing approach that constantly empowers consumers (and would-be consumers) of all Ford vehicles with opportunities to co-create, relevantly share and earn legitimate rewards that drive loyalties and purchasing habits for years to come.