The Role of Social Media and Natural Buzz: Why Online Conversations Matter
Many beauty brands fear engaging in digital social interaction with their customers. And, yet, if they don’t engage, they miss out on unheard of opportunities to connect with customers online, obtain feedback from them and develop long term relationships. After all, 70% to 90% of people start the purchase process at a search engine window. Oftentimes, if a brand can’t be found online, it doesn’t exist in the mind of consumers. Furthermore, whether a company participates in digital conversations about its brand, business or category or not, the conversations will take place. By monitoring digital conversations, beauty brands have a chance to guide the interaction, share perspective and – more importantly – learn and obtain unique insights that can only improve a brand’s success!
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The Role of Social Media and Natural Buzz: Why Online Conversations Matter
- 1. The Role of S ocial Media & Natural Buzz: Why Online Conversations Matter Christine B. Whittemore Naur lBea ySummitA ica t a ut mer M y20 a 12
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- 12. “Many Americans begin their purchasing experience by doing online research to compare prices, quality, and the reviews of other shoppers. Even if they end up making their purchase in a store, they start their fact-finding and decision-making on the internet.”
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- 18. Confl ! ict “We live in a world designed by men, but intended for women.”
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- 21. Simple Marketing Now LLC – http://SimpleMarketingNow.com August 2011
- 25. How Social Media Fits In
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- 43. Social Media & Natural Buzz • Lis ten as nev er before • Learn – F ans , followers , s ubs cribers & cus tomers • Interact • Be part of online conv ers ations – ZMOT Make your brand come alive!
- 44. To Learn More… Chris tine B. Whittemore ChiefSimpl -Simpl M r ingNowL C ifier e aket L – cbw t e@Simpl aket hitemor eM r ingNow.com – T : 97328 - 24 el - 324 – @cbw t e hitemor • Bl ogs – Fl ing The Consumer oor – Cont Tal Business ent ks – SocialFl ing Index oor