http://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/193206/twitter-mobile-users-more-engaged-with-brands.html#axzz2KYVSyFPy
It's no surprise that Twitter has continued to gain favor for brand marketing. After all, it's short, requires you to be ver focused and pithy in your positioning and messaging. And for the mobile platform, it's a perfect presentation and user interface.
For the industrial B2B vendor, I don't think we do enough in maximizing our use of this technology and venue. Of course, we use to promote events, or press releases, or for sharing interesting reading materials. But new product development ideas? Or sneak previews of product releases? Not really.
The automation market is getting used to using mobile devices for activities such as reporting and analysis--SmartGlance and Wonderware Intelligence are two smart device enabled applications. But news, promotions and information sharing are a different animal.
Since consumers (including myself) are so tethered to our devices, it makes sense to try to optimize our messages and campaigns to include a mobile aspect. I would welcome any ideas you as my readers have on this subject. Email me at maryanne.steidinger@invensys.com...
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Thursday, March 28, 2013
Friday, March 22, 2013
Using Social Marketing for Thought Leadership
I'm sure you are familiar with those "spot polls" that capture instantly your vote, and display the results at that moment? Well SmartBrief did an interesting one on "Does your company publish any "thought leadership" material."
The poll itself can be accessed below:
http://www.smartbrief.com/news/mma/poll_result.jsp?pollName=800E3242-8F25-4E16-9873-DC427DFBEB0C&issueid=D96FE4E2-6A14-4BB9-99DC-FD0FB4E9B0A4©id=5C6201C5-29A7-4FF2-8FBB-665F897B11F9&vote=success
What is interesting about this poll is the almost perfect split between "yes" and "no" answers. Either a company is in it all the way, or they ignore it. There's no halfway point.
Personally, I think social marketing (LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook) are excellent tools for promoting your thoughts and opinions, and it is so simple to do, that I can't imagine anyone with 5 minutes to spare not taking advantage of this fabulous medium.
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