Three Tips For Integrating Marketing Into Social Networking
This is interesting. “Facebook” “Twitter” and “Linkedln”
I am thinking for my one creadit hour course, if we can use Twitter, mabye we can build a more strong sense of community by “following” and feel that you know more about a person? Just a thought.Below are the paragraphs about how to integrate marketing in Twitter (since I am not a big fan of Facebook and Linkedln yet.)
Add Relevant Content On A Consistent Basis
Before social media marketing articles were the powerhouse of internet marketing. They still have their place and can bring a tremendous amount of traffic to a website, but the power lies in what the article is all about. Information. Or more to the point… relevant content.
When piecing together your online marketing with social networking it is a big mistake to overlook the power of providing relevant content. Sites like Facebook and Twitter are integral to this and provide great ways to do it.
Twitter is just twitter. You have 140 characters to use. You wouldn’t think that would be enough to add relevant content, but it is. The thing I like is that there isn’t any room for fluff. You say what you have to say and no more. You can provide content to Twitter by;
Posting one sentence thoughts pertaining to your niche. Posting links to other relevant websites and articles. Answering questions asked by other Twitter users. Having your blog posts automatically updated to Twitter as you post them. Relevant content can be done in Twitter.
