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To build a solid social foundation, it helps to have a general idea of the strengths and weaknesses of each social network—which is why we're so keen on this handy-dandy cheat-sheet:
The CMO's Guide to: The Social Landscape.
Take a gander! It is pleasant to read and easy on the eyes. With social networks on the left, goals on the right, and strengths and weaknesses represented in color, it's a neat at-a-glance way to see which platforms will best meet your objectives.
Here are just a few things you can learn from a strategic skim:
Print it out, affix it to your wall, consider.
The Po!nt: Don't guess, self-inform! Users visit different social media for different reasons. Take the time to learn the strengths of each platform; you'll save money, manpower—and much embarrassment. (You'll also look darned clever!)
Looking for great social media marketing data? MarketingProfs reviewed hundreds of research sources to create our most recent Social Media Marketing Factbook (May 2010). With 140 pages and 102 charts, it is full of relevant social media marketing stats and trends. The Social Media Marketing Factbook is Part 5 of the complete Digital Marketing Factbook (our 296-page full report).
- Flickr makes a good home for your images of sponsored events. In terms of SEO value, it knocks the ball out of the park! On the other hand, it's really poor for directing site traffic back to you.
- Facebook scores two thumbs up for consumer communication and brand exposure. But it's less promising for generating site traffic—and downright dire for SEO. (For site traffic, few sites beat Digg and StumbleUpon.)
Print it out, affix it to your wall, consider.
The Po!nt: Don't guess, self-inform! Users visit different social media for different reasons. Take the time to learn the strengths of each platform; you'll save money, manpower—and much embarrassment. (You'll also look darned clever!)
Looking for great social media marketing data? MarketingProfs reviewed hundreds of research sources to create our most recent Social Media Marketing Factbook (May 2010). With 140 pages and 102 charts, it is full of relevant social media marketing stats and trends. The Social Media Marketing Factbook is Part 5 of the complete Digital Marketing Factbook (our 296-page full report).
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