How many potential customers raise an eyebrow when their expectations for a social media presence are unmet? How many lack confidence based on their perceptions?
Are Social Media Professionals Held To An Impossible Standard?
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From https://strellasocialmedia.com 610 days ago
Made Hot by: thelastword on June 9, 2021 7:42 am
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606 days ago
Best Premises,
Martin
607 days ago
607 days ago
I have am developing my own new media FrameWork with simple workflow process for your social media satellites like LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter (L.I.F.T), that has a foundation in your hubs that you could control, e.g., Blog, Newsletter, and Podcast (B.N.P. = acronomym for "Gross Domestic Product" in Swedish).
During introspection, reading books, e.g., LifeScale by Brian Solis and Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport, I will still be OK with be called a social media evangelist, but I will push the envelope a bit and call myself a new media essentialist...
Best Premises,
Martin
607 days ago
It sounds like you've got quite the formula. I like how separated rich content sources from distribution channels. That's a conversation I have with nearly every prospect!
Preach it!
Rachel