Comments on: Starting Your Social Media Case

By: yah00

yah00 — Mon, 16 Aug 2010 08:47:00 +0000

Makes too much sense…I’ve found that one of the biggest hurdles is people’s fear/lack of understanding of social media in general. Some still view it as a toy for the younger generation and are wary of the technology required to dive into the stream. As you’ve outlined, the business case can be made. The realities of overcoming the apprehension may also warrant some discussion as well.

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I definitely agree with the basic step-by-step plan, and I last a pager and print to post above my desk constantly and I myself have planned client.The sold to make a point of reminding The biggest problem encountered is when I celebrate the ROI question is a social media skeptic. Especially for small businesses, marketing with small budgets, it is often difficult to sell an idea that the ROI for social media marketing is indirect, and maybe it's ok and still valuable.

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By: marryroy01

marryroy01 — Thu, 31 Dec 2009 10:12:46 +0000

I like the sound of local social media initiatives. Someone who is a guiding thought leader for small local business is an incredibly important asset for a community!Some really struggle to strike a good balance, and I think Chris has certainly helped to guide their thinking through his step-by step guide!

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