Executing Social Media
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The document discusses the ROI of listening and engaging on social media. It introduces the 5 C's framework of content, community, conversation, collaboration, and connections for social media. Some benefits of listening and engaging include finding and building community around passions, propelling campaigns through listening, pushing leads into the sales funnel, tracking and activating advocates, and uncovering needed content. Potential barriers to effective social media engagement are also listed.
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- 1. The ROI of Listening & Engaging in Social Media @davidalston of @radian6
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