Social marketing is no longer solely about having a Facebook page or a
Twitter account. It's about creating rich opportunities (contests,
communities, polls, games, and other approaches) for fans to engage with
the brand—and, by doing so, attracting the fans' circle of friends to
the brand as well.
By taking engagement to the next level, marketers can advance their
social media strategy and grow their marketing database, making the
transition from broadcast to unicast, and making that one-to-one
connection with the customer.
Of the 1 billion-plus Facebook users, 584 million are daily users. Of
the 517 million twitter users, over 140 million are active at least
monthly. In the course of 60 seconds, there are 695,000 Facebook status
updates and over 98,000 tweets.
With such numbers, marketers who fail to take advantage of social
engagement opportunities will see customers shift to more socially aware
competitors.
By engaging social customers and prospects with interactive
activities, companies can create considerable brand loyalty, increase
their fan base, grow their direct marketing database dramatically, and
generate greater revenue.
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