The document outlines 5 ways for businesses to win customers via social media. It discusses:
1) Knowing where customers are active on social media and targeting the appropriate channels.
2) Following the 40:40:20 rule - allocating 40% of content to related topics, 40% to value-added content, and 20% to direct promotions.
3) Giving customers opportunities to engage by encouraging user-generated content through contests and reviews.
4) Establishing expertise by posting diverse content that demonstrates knowledge beyond just products.
5) Managing internal stakeholders like management and colleagues who are also "customers" of the social media efforts.
In the first place, know where your customers are in terms of their segment. How is this relevant? As you might know, supposedly youngsters are not on Facebook anymore.- So if you are targeting youngsters, you need to know where they actually are. Instagram for example. They may return to FB when older. Older folks on FB, consider a different aim. Restaurant may want to target different segments on different platforms. Content does not have to be the same. More work, but can also make targeting easier
Older adults are typically on Facebook, which is an oft-cited reason why teenagers now avoid Facebook, preferring Instagram and other alternatives.
The cat gets more interaction. Although consider counter-intuitive or even counter-business, such easy ways of getting customer attention is worth using on occasion, in order to “game” Facebook’s algorithm.