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I started out looking for something soothing and quiet — possibly even just a little loungey — to start the day,...
“Small Firms Say LinkedIn Works, Twitter Doesn’t” via The Wall Street Journal
While I am sure LinkedIn is working for folks, this graph and the accompanying article miss the point. What should be of more interest to small businesses is what are the measurable objectives of using social media and how to achieve those objectives.
First, the usefulness of any social media tool is a function of the goals of the social media effort, the nature of the business, and the strengths of the tool. After all, a professional services firm selling to businesses is going to have much different needs and audience than a Korean taco food truck business.
Second, any social media effort should clearly result in measurable impact to the business. Page views and likes and retweets are not results, they are merely inputs to tracking more pertinent metrics such as revenue, customer acquisition and retention.
Two additional points that are missing in...article: 1. Different platform = different...
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