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Re: Social Marketing Grows Up
Posted by: Denis Pombriant 2017-02-24 04:53:40

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Before there was experimental data to support various contentions, it made perfect sense to believe that the likes and endorsements posted to friends on social media would drive more business. After all, didn't we all subscribe to the idea that a disgruntled customer would tell many more people about a brand's shortcomings than a happy customer would sing its praises? Didn't we all accept that a social megaphone could be a brand disaster if not handled properly?
Yes, and yes, we did all that. It's not wrong, at least not totally.

Re: Social Marketing Grows Up
Posted by: HelenColins 2017-03-05 08:49:00 In reply to: Denis Pombriant

An interesting look on the social marketing strategy that calls into question all the efforts of marketers all over the world. I believe that the spread in social networks (Social likes and endorsements) affect the brand recognition. When a customer needs some kind of goods, he will probably remember the company, which he is subscribed to in the social network and will buy the goods there. We at Iflexion actively study the market and introduce new technologies in the field of social networking solutions. You can read more here https://www.iflexion.com/social-networking-software.

Re: Social Marketing Grows Up
Posted by: adrianebg 2017-12-06 03:48:27 In reply to: HelenColins

An integrated use of social media channels for marketing is very important, in order to be able to interact with different customers at different touch points. Read more here:

Adrian,
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