Social Media Engagement

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Social Media Engagement

Category : Social Media

Social Media is a dialogue, not a monologue.

What is the difference between social media and other types of media? Put simply, it’s all about engagement. It’s a two way conversations, not a one way broadcast.

In traditional media such a television, radio, print, and billboard advertising it’s all about brand awareness and messaging. These media forms allow you to put your brand in front of people and get what are commonly called ‘eyeballs’. There’s nothing wrong with traditional media and it should be part of any marketing strategy. But when you want to go beyond broadcast and actually have a conversation with your audience what do you?

Social Media such as Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin, and Pinterest are about engaging your audience. These media forms allow you put your brand i front of people and get what is commonly called ‘engagement’. This allows you to ask questions, answer questions, hear concerns, educate, and be educated. Social Media can be part of any marketing strategy but it begins with your willingness to move beyond a monologue to a dialogue, from a broadcast to an engagement.


Testimonials

Ron Hall has been managing my social media presentation on Facebook now for a few months. We started out with just a 30 day trial run and the results have been by far worth every bit of time, energy and money spent. Within weeks we saw an increase in customers coming in asking about product they saw posted on FB. Ron’s  comments with the posts I feel adds a special touch which engages the clients! Bob Cook, Bargain Bob’s Discount Store
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