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Listening and acting on social signals

Jeff Esposito

The problem with the industry though is that many advertisers ignore the data and miss simple opportunities to market more effectively or to hold open conversations with their customers. Listening and acting socially from Jeff Esposito.

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Where does marketing fit into social media?

Jeff Esposito

Since the channel is generally social and conversational in nature, the captain’s role should be played by someone with a communications background who will not hit the panic (read sell, sell, sell) button when the money isn’t flowing in. With the conversational aspect out of the way, marketers can really do what they do best – market.

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Are you green-washing to build up your marketing database?

Jeff Esposito

Last week a conversation in my office really got under my skin. I’ve fallen into this trap before which is why I jumped into the conversation, wait no, bitchfest. For example if you give me your email or text, I will give you exclusive offers or top tips to better your fitness, backyard, pool, etc (all depending on product).

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Why should I like your brand?

Jeff Esposito

Twitter – minimal conversation and mostly push marketing. For example if you sell lawnmowers, offer tips on lawn care. For example, if you sell TVs offer an app that allows customers to pick the TV perfect for their room dimensions and wants. Foursquare – no deal, despite a call out to check in.

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Thinking creatively to overcome social roadblocks

Jeff Esposito

A few weeks ago, the Tweet above inspired a pretty good conversation with Geoff Livingston. While the template responses above are only examples, hopefully they can serve as an example of a way to diffuse a roadblock or annoying situation. Think differently. How do you deal with these situations?

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PayPal, Oreos and kids embarrassed to read

Jeff Esposito

Oreo’s 100-Day ‘Daily Twist’ Campaign Puts Cookie in Conversation – if you aren’t following Oreo on. Their 100 days of Oreo campaign is brilliant from a content and pop culture standpoint and is a golden example for mixing social and content marketing. Source: mashable.com via Jeff on Pinterest.

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Measuring your social output

Jeff Esposito

The first is the number of both inbound and outbound conversations on a specific social property. For example if you are using Twitter, you can count the number of @ replies that you receive or the number of overall conversations that you have each month. Tracking engagement can be done on a number of levels. Quality assurance.

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