6. Social Media Marketing Identity-based sites are totally based on who you are and the type of business you’re in and are based on connecting with networks of friends, associates and contacts you know. LinkedIn.com Facebook.com
9. Social Media Marketing Your own personal Blog is an identity-based social media site if you open up comments. Message boards, forums, and newsgroups (such as Yahoo! Groups and Google Groups – think about how long newsgroups have been around) And then there’s Twitter…
70. Be sure to follow the 80/20 rule when tweeting.
71. Craft an appropriate Twitter Policy, and encourage your employees to sign up for accounts on Twitter.
72. As the owner of your business, register your @companyname and use it for all your tweets.
73. Use Twitter Search to find and respond to tweets about your products or your brand.
74. Ask for feedback on your products and then follow up with the responses you get.http://webcommunityforum.com/2008/09/21-ways-to-market-your-business-on-twitter/
80. First Steps Focus on the Basics Social Media Marketing Share information and become an authority within your specialization Make sure you use terminology that will optimize your profile to be found for your area of expertise Form your own group and invite people to join Add upcoming events and share them with your “friends”
81. First Steps Focus on the Basics Remember, Social Media is about helping others Make sure to temper self promotion with a healthy dose of useful information for your friends. It will pay off in the long run! (You don’t want to be viewed negatively by promoting yourself too much.)
82. In no time you’ll be following the yellow brick road to social media success!