Social media provides both opportunities and challenges for businesses. It allows for listening to customers, responding quickly to comments, and engaging audiences with questions. However, social media requires consistency, authenticity, and providing value without direct selling. Brands should integrate social media across their customer experience rather than using it just for promotion. While social media may not provide instant results, listening to customers and being likeable can help businesses over the long run.
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25. In a recent study, Likeable Media looked at Facebook posts that… 1. Pose a question or challenge directly to fans 2. Ask fans to “ like ” it 3. Announce winners of a Facebook-hosted contest or sweepstakes 4. Include “ everything else ” – all remaining status updates that didn't ’ t fit any of the above categories
26. Likeable Media found the following… • In 100% of cases, engagement rates for posts that asked fans to “‘ Like ’ this ” were up to 5.5 times (on average 2.7x) higher than those for other updates. • In 9 out of 10 cases, status updates that posed a question directly to fans were 2-6 times as engaging as other updates.
27. Integrate Social into the Entire Customer Experience (and compel your customers to be your first fans!)
28. -Your strongest assets are customers, staff, partners, and vendors -Incorporate “Like us on Facebook” and “Follow us on Twitter” to your websites, e-mails, business cards, and receipts -Add social plug-ins to your website and blog