Social Media Marketing Copywriting

Perhaps you're new to social media, or maybe you’re already investing time and energy into it.

If you're involved, you’re feeling proud of yourself. However, you’re also uncertain. Where’s the ROI?

Well…
Twitter
I’m with Forbes: “the next time you’re asked for social media ROI, you should simply ROFL.”

If you’re thinking of forgetting the whole social media thing, not so fast. What are your competitors doing? Whether they’re heavily invested or not, make your own decision. If your competition’s responding to customers on social media, so should you. If they’re creating Facebook pages for new products, so should you. If they’re not using social media — they don’t see an immediate ROI either — maybe they’re short-sighted, and you can do better.

Either way, social media is going nowhere. The players may change (look how fast MySpace tanked), but social media will be with us for some time to come. Time to get with it, and create a social media marketing plan.

Read the rest of the article on the blog; I give you some
handy social media tools.

Getting a social media presence

Not sure about social media? Some companies are using it to advantage, I wrote about one such company here: How to Rule: Start With Content and Use Social Media.

However, as I said in this post,
Marketing: It’s Not One Thing, It’s Everything:

Everyone wants a magic bullet for their marketing. There isn’t one.

It’s not Pay Per Click. Would that it were. You could buy clicks, and get business.

It’s not social media. Again, would that it were. You could create a Facebook page, get a zillion “likes” and be off to the races with great business.

It’s not content marketing. Brilliant content can languish, unnoticed and unread.

It’s everything, all together.

Since that's the case, if you'd like to consult with me on social media, I'm happy to develop a proposal for you, to either get started on social media or develop your presence.

Just
contact me.

Or,
brief me.

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