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4 Ways To Improve Your Social Media Content Strategy

Dave Fleet

With a few degrees of variation, most people will suggest you look at around a 90/10 ratio of engagement to static content on social channels. Are you making the most of the static content you post on your channels? Here are four ways to begin to improve your social media content strategy. What type of content works best?

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7 Tips For Getting Legal Approval on Social Media Programs

Dave Fleet

I thought I’d share some tips I offered the audience there for working with your (or clients’) legal departments, to make the process smoother. .” One of the questions revolved around whether panelists had encountered problems with legal departments when introducing social media initiatives.

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SXSW 2011: Strong on Networking; Less on Content

Dave Fleet

Tips: Don’t just hang out with people you already know. Content varies in quality. Tips: Plan-out your conference schedule ahead of time, so you don’t have to spend time poring over the conference program and missing out on other opportunities when you’re there.

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From One to a Million: Managing Social Media at Scale

Dave Fleet

Embrace proactiveness – don’t wait for people to come to you; use analytics and insights to drive proactive content to answer questions ahead of time. Check out my related post on tips for scaling customer service ). Content Strategy: How do you stay engaging while driving business results at scale?

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Why Facebook’s Community Pages Could Give Brands Headaches

Dave Fleet

Right now the content from the pages is pulled from Wikipedia (if available) and from your friends’ updates, so they’re often pretty bare but apparently Facebook plans to enable users to add content in the future. The social network launched roughly 6.5 million of these when they first launched. What do you think?

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10 Social Media Lessons From Home Improvement

Dave Fleet

Similarly, the vast majority of work that goes into a social media program will go on behind the scenes – strategy, planning, asset design and development, content planning and production, engagement triage and workflow and so on. The piece the public sees is the tip of the iceberg. Success is in the eye of the owner.

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5 Steps to Thinking More Socially About Communications

Dave Fleet

When you publish new content, monitor regularly for reactions and respond to them. I’m sure these five shifts in thinking are just the tip of the iceberg. When you ask a question on Twitter, respond to people who reply. When you comment on a blog post, subscribe to the comment stream so you can see if anyone posts follow-up questions.

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