A Taste of Digital: Social Media Has Grown Up by Simon Jenkins
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- 1. GASTRONOMY BLOGGER EVENT SOCIALMEDIA HAS GROWNUP MAY 2015 @TugAgency @SimonJenkins09 #TugTalks
- 2. How to find youraudience Therole of data Paid Media Mobile & Social AMA– ask me anything! TODAY’S INGREDIENTS
- 3. THECOMMON APPROACH CREATE| PUBLISH| SITBACK Thecommon processforbloggersistocreatecontent,publishitandsit-backand waitfor fame… Audiences tendtogroworganically,butyoucan findyouraudience.Overthepast2or3 years,Socialplatformshavebecome a lotmore advanced: Usekeywordstofindyouraudienceacrossmultipleplatforms;users discussingsimilarsubjects/themes. Engagewiththeaudience;genuineconversationratherthan‘saleschat’. People don’tlikeintrusionorbeingsoldat. Measuretheeffectofit.Comparetheanalytics(Socialreferrals)from previousblogpostsagainstyourproactiveapproach.
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