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Business knows it needs to use social media – it doesn’t yet know how

Posted in Careers, Research, Twitter by Stephanie
Mar 08 2010
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Going by the results of a recent B2B study, businesses are beginning to understand the power of social marketing. Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and many other blogging forums are used by business to tune in to what customers are saying about their products. The study revealed that although 63% of marketers find social marketing of interest, they don’t fully understand how it could help their business, so don’t have a social media strategy in place.
 
Examples in the press have shown that some businesses such as restaurants are using Twitter. If there have been complaints ‘tweeted’, they can quickly contact that individual and try and correct the problem. This is a direct way to interact with customers and may help to retain customers that would otherwise have been lost.
 
It’s difficult to think of a faster way to hear about what your customers are saying than via Twitter, blogs and online forums. So, is your company embracing social media? It’s important that it does – going by this study it’s not a fad it’s here to stay. Does your company have a social media strategy? Register your comments to let us know.
 
 

 

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Tweeted out?

Posted in Twitter by zoemichelle
Mar 06 2010
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Hello from Brisbane.

I guess you have all seen the newly launched iPad now. Whilst it has got a kicking from the geeks, the marketing for it and build up has been great and the pricing is reasonable so I think there will be a storm when they are released for sale over here. I am trying to convince my husband to let me get one!!

Social Media – good use of time?

I have been thinking about social media a lot this week so thought I would base my blog on it this week. I recently sat down and worked out all the different social media platforms I am involved in whether it is for research, writing or just for fun. It’s a fair bit – well I think so!

How much is too much?

I am sure some of you are involved in more, but I am registered on: Facebook, Twitter and  LinkedIn. Then as well as that I obviously write this blog, I have another one that I write on my website as well as my millions of Google alerts, and it all adds up to quite a lot of time which (my husband would disagree) is worth it!

I am obsessed with Tweet Deck and each time my desktop tweets I get very excited and want to see what the latest news is with Apple or what’s going on in the world.

Is that a bad thing?

A friend of mine in Birmingham, UK recently campaigned on facebook to see if people could spend a whole 24 hours without using Facebook or Twitter. I crashed and burned unfortunately.

Read on…

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British Marketer Down Under – getting to grips with the job market

Posted in Careers, Mentoring, Twitter by CIM GLR
Oct 26 2009
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The social media scene in Brisbane is rife with Facebook, MySpace and Twitter groups to join and get involved with and jobs are also advertised this way. In fact I read when I first arrived into Brisbane that it is the Facebook capital of Australia, and more recently a survey by Scientific American Mind revealed that Australians rank 17th in a worldwide study of top social networking users. 

Digital Marketing in Australia

Australia is really embracing the digital age especially where marketing is concerned, with many companies now expecting to see digital resumes with examples of work in the marketing arena as well as candidates with their own websites and wacky ideas about how to get themselves noticed. Read on…

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Twitter yea not

Posted in Twitter by Marc
Feb 09 2009
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 My thanks to Dominic Pannel of Hill & Knowlton for introducing me to Twitter. Having been slow to the blogsphere, I guess I was somewhat slow to this fab Web 2.0 application. This tool, and I am sure there are others, clearly provides a new dimension to AR, but one thing I am mindful of, is that nothing replaces investing in professional analyst relationships and getting a clear understanding of exactly what each analyst is after and more importantly what they are not. Might be an obvious point but I have always been a big believer that while technology is an enabler/enhancer of relationships it will never replace the human element which great AR professionals are valued most for.
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