Interacting
online
is no different from relating face to face except that customer
service may or may not respond. Considering that more than seventy
percent of customers who complain expect an immediate reply, not
responding would be like putting a caller on hold. If they truly
value the customer’s business, then marketers should treat social
media customers like they were speaking to them personally.
Seeing is engaging
Research has shown that
tweets with images get 200% more engagement than those with just
text. The attention span of most internet visitors has been likened
to that of five-year-olds who are easily distracted. That could
explain why everyone likes to look at pictures.
Timing is everything
By staying on top of
current events, clever marketers will ride on the popularity of
trending or viral subject matters without calling attention to
themselves. Hence, it pays to think first before tweeting, especially
if the viral event is a natural disaster or national tragedy.
Not all social media
is the same
It isn’t wise to
assume that online visitors use one social medium. Hence, it’s
definitely not a good idea to take the “one size fits all”
approach. Marketers shouldn’t be cutting and pasting content. You
should be tailoring content for each channel, and giving the
impression that real people are running the show, not bots.
Atlanta social media is
the best way to talk to customers and reveal your brand’s
personality. This could make or break your business, so proceed with
caution and sensitivity.
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