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Not Tracking Social Media ROI is Your Fault

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(click here to view and download the Social Media ROI Cookbook on Slideshare). There’s no question that the social media ROI question continues to befuddle business – 41% of respondents to an eConsultancy survey of 1,000 companies and agencies in late 2011 had absolutely no idea of social media’s financial impact.

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

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Yes, social media applies to B2B. In fact, social media can be MORE transformative for a B2B company than a B2C company. In fact, social media can be MORE transformative for a B2B company than a B2C company. Are there differences between B2B and B2C in social media?

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

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When you find a pattern, create content to address it. This is the strategy of creating a Social FAQ. Website surveys, email surveys, Facebook inquiries, focus groups, telephone calls to 25 customers each month. Have them document EVERY question they receive. Ask your customers directly.

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

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Consumers are using social media (especially Twitter) as a 1-800 line, and agencies should be helping their clients answer the social telephone by setting up listening posts and protocols, and trying marketing to customer service in real-time.

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

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Was their any distinction in B2C and B2B brands? Was their any distinction in B2C and B2B brands? Thoughtful post via @jaybaer w/ @ExactTarget research [link] RT @JasonFalls #B2B [link] Justin “Customers follow you on Twitter not to be informed, but to be interacted with.&# Well said, and I completely agree.