Mid-quarter check in! Are your engagement rates stacking up with industry averages? See for yourself: https://hubs.li/Q02xyyGn0
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Are you an industry where customer reviews aren't readily available? Me too. It's kinda taboo to leave a shit review for agencies since it's so relationship driven. Here's a list of other places we go to learn about our customers tensions: 💡 Reddit forums, search things like "fired my marketing agency" or "why agencies suck" 💡 Glassdoor reviews. Anonymous employees give all the tea. 💡 Consumer reports. We like eMarketer.com and similar sites (pew, reuters) that have some free data around trends and perceptions around marketing agencies 💡 LinkedIn poll. Literally just poll people and ask. Sift through the results and only calculate based on people who are in your target. 💡
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This new blog delves into why and how to make the most of social media in the ARM landscape, offering actionable insights for industry professionals. Equip yourself with the strategies to lead in today's dynamic market. Read on: https://lnkd.in/dTk-vSDt #Receivables #Strategies #Engagement #Business #Diversity
Social Media Tips & Tricks for the Receivables Management Industry
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The incredibly fast pace at which #DigitalMarketing moves sometimes contributes to a culture that places more emphasis on doing and less on listening, but the best marketers understand the need for balance and the value of listening. Focus groups, stakeholder interviews, customer experience surveys, social media monitoring, and even water cooler conversations with your team are all sources of invaluable insights that drive marketing. Read more: https://bit.ly/45QUKV9
Finding Marketing Insights in Simple Conversations
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Perhaps you’ve heard that we are in now what is known as the Engagement Economy. Nearly a decade ago, The Institute for the Future, an independent, nonprofit strategic research group, explored what they referred to as the “Burgeoning Economy of Engagement.” The idea has continued to gain traction, and today the basic premise is that every organization needs to create personalized experiences that foster genuine relationships with customers. The Engagement Economy requires taking a different approach to measurement. The Engagement Economy is less about lead generation and more about retention and loyalty. This has major implications to customer metrics. #smartbusiness https://lnkd.in/gk7QD-ee
Are There Magic Customer Metrics in the Engagement Economy?
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I empower solopreneurs and very small businesses to market and sell the products and services in which they passionately believe.
How I Grow My Client Base without Sacrificing Quality Time Step 1: Personalized Client Outreach Send tailored check-in emails Use client-specific data Follow up promptly The Payoff: Higher engagement rates Step 2: Offer Value-Driven Content Share insights relevant to their industry Provide actionable tips Share experience on social media The Payoff: Increased trust and authority Step 3: Leverage Client Testimonials Collect positive feedback Showcase success stories Act on constructive feedback The Payoff: Enhanced credibility Understand how to overcome the challenge of growing your client base. DM me "grow" for strategic clarity and consistent commercial flow.
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CEO @ Aspire Digital Marketing | Multifamily Professional | Digital Marketing Specialist & Social Media Marketing Expert “Turning Clicks into Clients”
Vanity metrics are superficial data points such as likes, shares, and follower counts that may look impressive but do not provide meaningful insights into a business's actual performance or success. These metrics are often easy to measure but fail to reflect the true impact of social media efforts on business objectives like revenue, lead generation, client retention, and engagement quality. While vanity metrics can offer a quick ego boost and an appealing snapshot of social media activity, they can be deceptive and potentially harmful when used as the primary measure of success. Here are the top three reasons why businesses should stop exclusively relying on vanity metrics: 1. Misleading Representation of Success: Vanity metrics often create a false sense of accomplishment, leading businesses to believe they are succeeding without truly understanding the impact on their bottom line. This can result in an unsuccessful social media marketing strategy. 2. Limited Actionability: These metrics lack depth and do not provide actionable insights necessary for making informed decisions and improving social media strategies. Focusing solely on vanity metrics can lead to misguided decision-making and a failure to identify areas for improvement or optimization. Business owners should prioritize metrics that offer actionable insights and help drive informed decision-making. 3. Wasted Resources: Solely relying on vanity metrics can result in the misallocation of resources, as businesses invest time, money, and effort into activities that do not directly contribute to their strategic objectives. This can lead to wasted resources and missed opportunities for growth and profitability. Business owners should prioritize metrics that align with their business goals and contribute to measurable results. Do you need help turning your social metrics into insights? Contact us using the link in the comments and find out how we can help you focus your efforts and improve your social media marketing success! #smm #digitialmarketing #industrypartner #multifamily #realestate #propertymanagement
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Discover the pivotal role of Community Managers in shaping digital landscapes. Dive into this insightful Medium article now! Learn more: https://bit.ly/49q49oy #ACUWeb #digitalmarketingstrategy #marketingstrategy #onlinemarketing #marketingonline
Unveiling the Crucial Role of a Community Manager in the Digital Sphere
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A company's online reputation can make or break its success. Today’s consumers are online for long periods, and as such, a company's success can be largely determined by its online presence. The internet and social media have given customers a platform to voice their opinions about a company, and their feedback can be heard and seen by millions of people. In this Forbes article, I shared some insights and practical tips on monitoring your online presence, responding effectively to customer reviews, and creating content tailored to the different audiences or regions you work in to help ensure that your business maintains a good offline and online reputation. #ORM #OnlineReputationManagement
Council Post: How To Effectively Manage Your Brand’s Online Reputation
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Why should you care about social intent data? Simple. Because it’s about understanding your audience on a deeper level. It's not just about who's clicking "like" or who's following you. It's about getting inside the minds of your customers and knowing what makes them tick. Think about it. In the B2B world, every decision is more complex. It’s not just one person buying a product—it’s a team. There are layers of approval, budgets to consider, and a lot of moving parts. So, if you're a social media manager in B2B, you need to be sharp. You need to be tuned in to what your prospects are thinking and what they're planning. 🔑 Social intent data is the key. It lets you see the signals your customers are sending out. It tells you where they're focusing their attention, what problems they're trying to solve, and what solutions they're exploring. This is gold for social media managers. It’s like having a secret map of your customer's needs. With social intent data, you can create content that speaks directly to those needs. You can tailor your messaging to be more relevant, more targeted, more impactful. And when you're hitting the right notes, you're not just getting likes and shares—you're building relationships. Real connections. That's what leads to sales, to partnerships, to growth. So if you're a B2B social media manager and you want to make a real difference at work, you can't afford to ignore social intent data. It's not just about knowing what your customers are doing—it's about anticipating what they need before they even know it themselves. That's the secret to creating impact, to making waves, to being at the forefront of your industry, and becoming an all-star social media manager. Because in the end, it's not just about having followers. It's about leading them. And that's what social intent data helps you do. #B2BMarketing #SocialIntent #CustomerInsight #ThoughtLeadership
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Watch out for these 🚩 red flags when you’re talking to potential social media management clients: 🚩 Continue to push / haggle your pricing after you’ve firmly stated your prices. 🚩 Asking what your hourly rate is or how long something takes you (hint: they’ll try to create a package of their own and will have the mindset that treats you like an employee) 🚩 Want Kim K level results on a ramen noodle budget (no shade to ramen, but the budgets are verrrry different) 🚩 Expect you to drop everything at a moment’s notice for them, whether that’s hopping a phone call, answering a late night text or changing a post right before it’s supposed to go out Say things like: “Your prices are too high - your account isn’t even that big” “I won’t work with anyone who won’t take phone calls in the morning” “I don’t believe in working with people I haven’t met in person - your business is going to fail” Remember: you are not an employee. You started your own business so that you could have a say in what you did, who you work with and how you spend your time and energy. How you feel and what drains your energy matter! You have the power to say yes or no. 👏👏👏 #socialmediamanager #socialmediamanagers #socialmediamanagerlife #socialmediamanagermentor #socialmediamanagercoach #womeninmarketing #workinsocial
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