The document provides 15 strategies for making an organization more likeable on social media. It discusses the importance of listening to customers, responding quickly to comments, being authentic, asking questions to engage customers, providing value, sharing stories, and integrating social media into the customer experience. It also covers using social media like Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and blogs to build connections and engage with customers.
25. 1. Pose a question or challenge directly to fans 2. Ask fans to “like” it 3. Announce winners of a Facebook-hosted contest or sweepstakes 4. Include “everything else” – all remaining status updates that didn’t fit any of the above categories in a recent study, Likeable Media looked at status updates that…
26. • In 100% of cases, engagement rates for posts that asked fans to “‘Like’ this” were up to 5.5 times (on average 2.7x) higher than those for “other updates”.* • In 9 out of 10 cases, status updates that posed a question directly to fans were 2-6 times as engaging as “other updates”. Likeable Media found the following…
65. • Content is more important than production quality. A good flipcam will do. • Short and sweet is almost always better. A good rule of thumb is 30-90 seconds per video. • Have fun. Video is a great way to showcase your brand’s personality . • Answer people’s comments. Tips
71. Blogs allow you to connect with the consumer in a more casual level, enable you to talk directly with consumer via comments, and allow you to expand and explore topics best uses
72. There are over 200 million US-based blogs. In addition to providing a platform for expanded, easily updatable content, blogs have another important purpose: B.L.O.G. = BETTER LISTINGS ON GOOGLE (and Bing too!)
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