Maximizing Social Influence: A Case Study (or, GlassesA A Love Story
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Maximizing Social Influence: A Case Study (or, GlassesA A Love Story
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You know you have to pay attention to your advocates…and to bloggers…AND to high-social-score-wielding “Influencers.” But how do you put all of that together into an influencer outreach or marketing program that really works? The answer is surprisingly simple. Once you know how to score the effect different types of influencers have on your business, you’ll know how to shape outreach, incentive, and rewards programs that maximize your marketing efforts. Takeaways Using a real-world example, you’ll learn an easy model for how to characterize the four types of influencers, what benefits each group brings to your marketing efforts, and how to prioritize the groups based on budget, time, and effort.
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Maximizing Social Influence: A Case Study (or, GlassesA A Love Story
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