Jeff Esposito

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It’s time to put an end to siloed views of social media.

Jeff Esposito

Social media is not an infant anymore; it’s something companies are starting to take seriously. For the sake of this post, let’s say that the major stakeholders in your company’s social media output are communications (PR), marketing, recruiting and support (here’s a look at a much larger touchpoint model ).

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What does social media success look like?

Jeff Esposito

As social media continues to gain more traction throughout companies, practitioners in the space will be asked the tough questions about the business value of their efforts in the space. Please notice that fans and followers are not mentioned in the metrics above. This is post is part of the Institutionalizing Social Media series.

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This Tweet made my week

Jeff Esposito

Many of these people are not familiar with the space and question metrics that they cannot understand. Marie on behalf of the entire Public Relations team ( Jason Keith and Nick Gosselin ) at Vistaprint, I’d like to say thank you for the Tweet. People I interact with often ask me what the benefits of social media are.

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It all starts with a plan

Jeff Esposito

After setting the groundwork for a social media structure across the company, it is important to set up a roadmap for future success. This will not only help you get all of your ducks in a row, but it will also help the organization see where you envision the company playing and being integrated in the next one to five years.

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Measuring your social output

Jeff Esposito

Now, the metrics can be different for each entity within your company, but you need have something that you can measure and benchmark against. Measuring the number of fans/followers is the least labor intensive metric on this list. So where do you start? For that question, articulate what you want to accomplish. Subscriptions.

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A day in the life of a corporate social media manager

Jeff Esposito

My friend Ari Herzog asked me to pen a post on his blog to shed some insight into being the man behind the curtain of a corporate social media team. Despite social media’s growing popularity many executives and other employees in our companies have not yet embraced the trends.

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Five for Friday

Jeff Esposito

The week was really good for me as I did PR for the first time in earnest in the past couple of months and can’t wait to pick up a copy of the Globe to see the business section cover story I netted for the company. Some people and companies pay too much attention to these scores.

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