How a clear, smart content strategy makes or breaks the long-term success of social presences
by Shauna Nicholson on Jul 27, 2010
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Well-developed and executed content strategy yields measurable return-on- investments. Unfortunately most businesses aren¶t putting resources into making the initial investment, resulting in a lot of ...
Well-developed and executed content strategy yields measurable return-on- investments. Unfortunately most businesses aren¶t putting resources into making the initial investment, resulting in a lot of noise and damage to brand reputation.
A clear, smart content strategy educates the target market, impacts organic search engine visibility, increases website traffic and conversion rates, and more.
The integral piece to success is, of course, locating the consumer. Social media is a must-have for any success B2B or B2C content strategy.
³The survey took a look at the habits of 1,600 Internet users from the U.S., UK, Germany and Japan and found that over the past two years alone, social web use in the workplace has risen from 19% to 24%." (Mashable)
This session assumes you understand the importance of concise language and bullet points. We will move beyond the basics to better understand how a clear, smart content strategy will ensure the success of a business' social presence. You will understand how to plan content that engages your market, impacts your analytics, compliments your business plan, and feeds your bottom line.
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“Almost a third of laptop users around the world will use social websites while at work.”
US Businesses: 21% use social media vs 32% w/laptops
(Small businesses: 27 vs16% w/laptop)
11.5% of all mobile phone users.
Of these: 55% women, 45% men
11.5% of all mobile phone users.
Of these: 55% women, 45% men
“Almost a third of laptop users around the world will use social websites while at work.”
US Businesses: 21% use social media vs 32% w/laptops
(Small businesses: 27 vs16% w/laptop)