2. Why social media?
Build brand awareness
Drive user acquisition
Engage with the community
Respond to questions and complaints
Attract investors and funding
3. Your Social Media Journey.
Social Listening
Social Publishing
Social Engagement
Social Analytics
4. Social Listening
Understand your audience
Identify key influencers and advocates
Monitor your key competitors
Discover the latest in your industry
Be Inspired to innovate and improve
7. Social Media Publishing
Develop content themes for your start-up
Curate and create timely, informative content
Ensure consistency and relevance
Generate an approved content calendar
Automate your publishing process
10. Social Media Engagement
Speak with curiosity and genuine interest
Respond in a timely manner
Develop a relationship with your audience
Align with the tone of your brand
13. Social Media Analytics
Measure your social media activities
Analyse performance across social channels
Interpret and draw out actionable insights
Optimise social, content, engagement strategies
Why social media? Just like how you began your start-up, utilising social media means you need to ask ‘why’ and have a set of goals which are associated with those of your business. Ask yourself what you want to achieve with your business and explore whether social media can get you there.
Most of you here have mentioned that you wanted to: “increase social media followers”, “communicate promotions efficiently”, “marketing launch”,
Social media isn’t an overnight magical solution – it takes time to reap rewards and is most effective when planned out with a proper strategy.
WeAreSocial calls it “Social listening, the art and science of discovering valuable insights”
The real value of social media comes from what we hear, not what we say
You can’t learn anything with your mouth open – Earl Nightingale
From selective hearing to active listening – monitoring of your brand mentions to broad industry insights
Listening adds value everywhere – product improvement, customer service and experience, recruitment, advertising,
Web search helps us to answer questions we already have but listening identifies the questions we didn’t know we needed to answer
Make things people want vs Make people want things – John Willshire
Don’t listen just to what you want to hear, listen to what is being said
Understand what audience is saying, Key influencers, potential innovations, industry insights, competitors,