Social media coaching

Using social media to market your business

The social media marketing train has only just left the station. In fact, in Australia only a small percentage of companies are using social media and using it well.

So now is the perfect time to get on board. Learn the ropes, find out how to maximise its potential and position your business to take full advantage for when the concept really takes off.

Getting started on social media and then using it everyday requires considerable time and energy. What sites? What to write? How to tweet?

As a business owner or even as a marketer in a large business, you may not have the time to invest in this flourishing area. If that’s the case, why not let us help. In short, we can be your social media coach and manager.

Example:

Say you run a real estate agency and have a website.

The bottomline is this: that there are numerous ways to exploit social media to your advantage. But it takes a considerable investment in time and energy.

By outsourcing this function, Lucid Lingo can be your eyes and ears in the ‘blogosphere’ and the social media universe - monitoring conversations, tracking issues and responding accordingly.

Building your brand via social media

People place a lot of faith in brands. That faith is based on experience, perception and what their friends tell them. As consumers, we tend to implicitly trust a product with a good brand than one without. Large companies know this, which is why they spend tens of millions of dollars (each year!) to build their brand.

But building a brand takes money, know-how, and, most of all, time. The good news though is that by using social media you can build and nurture your brand without having to invest tons of money. In fact, I’d go as far as to say that social media is probably the most cost-effective method ever invented to build a brand.

Bear in mind though, it isn’t free. You need to invest a lot time. You need to invest hours every week to work your social media sites hard and leverage the communities online.

You need to monitor the online conversation, read blogs, find topics to talk about, develop content to share and continually update your status on Facebook, Twitter and other sites.

You need to trigger conversations, provide feedback and respond to comments. You need to garner links to your site, and return the favour to other compatible sites. Simply making the odd entry every so often won’t do. In short, you need to be active online 24/7.

Can you invest this time? Call us, we can show you how.


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