I was tagged by Chris Brogan to contribute a post about best practices for social media marketing in response to Mitch Joel’s Six Pixels of Separation. Since I mostly blog about technology I will share my take on this question from that perspective. How does someone from a tech point of view look at social media marketing?
Pai’s best practice for social media marketing involving technology:
1. Be Honest: It sounds simple but it isn’t when it comes to social media. It can be like high school with some of the cliquish things that go on with some circles. Too many people are afraid to be totally honest about things in fear of not being liked by an A-lister (GASP!). I learned that everyone, including those rare mutants known as A-listers appreciates and respect honesty above everything else. I apply the same practice to my reviews of technology and startups.
2. Be Respectful: Always remember that behind all of this technology and all these cool tools are real live human beings. Too often we lose sight of that fact and say things that truly hurt people’s feelings. We need to remember to respect everyone’s dignity no matter how much we disagree with them or what they’ve said or done.
As far as sharing someone else’s work regarding this topic I am pleased to share an excellent post from Jackie Peters called “Caught in the Echo Chambers”. It still has me thinking deeply about things. It’s so well-written and thought out. Take your time and read it carefully. Great stuff.
I will tag the following who I know will have great tips to share!
Tojosan who’s a master in socializing no matter what the platform online or offline. He also puts his money where he mouth is (huh?). For example, for a great cause (mail our military promotion) he offered to shave his head if they reached a certain donation level. Needless to say, his new name is TojoSANSHair (yea, I coined that one for him).
Purplecar is a writer who also loves social media and uses the tools. Everyone loves Christine and she will have some insightful secrets for sure.
Good read, and great points. Honesty is sometimes unbelievably hard to come by online, and respect is often cast aside at the drop of a hat.Your article gives us a good reminder and will serve to inspire my own forthcoming blog article.Thanks Pai.
Good read, and great points. Honesty is sometimes unbelievably hard to come by online, and respect is often cast aside at the drop of a hat.
Your article gives us a good reminder and will serve to inspire my own forthcoming blog article.
Thanks Pai.
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seeing the title of your post makes me wonder what are the points of view from a tech perspective when it comes to social media marketing,, well you have a point there being honest is really what you need to do but sometimes to advertise you need to make the product your advertising more catchy to consumers for you to sell
seeing the title of your post makes me wonder what are the points of view from a tech perspective when it comes to social media marketing,, well you have a point there being honest is really what you need to do but sometimes to advertise you need to make the product your advertising more catchy to consumers for you to sell
if you want to sell online just be honest about your product ,, or make sure that your products to sell are really effective and you are trustworthy because this are the things that consumers look for
if you want to sell online just be honest about your product ,, or make sure that your products to sell are really effective and you are trustworthy because this are the things that consumers look for
selling products that don't work is really ridiculous, before promoting or selling anything you should make sure that this are quite effective and not just false publicity
selling products that don't work is really ridiculous, before promoting or selling anything you should make sure that this are quite effective and not just false publicity
I was tagged by fellow blogger and friend Paisano to write about some best practices in social media. Pai mentioned two best practices, Honesty and Respect.
I was tagged by fellow blogger and friend Paisano to write about some best practices in social media. Pai mentioned two best practices, Honesty and Respect.
I totally agree. Honesty and respect, as in all other venues, goes a long, long way.
I totally agree. Honesty and respect, as in all other venues, goes a long, long way.
I totally agree. Honesty and respect, as in all other venues, goes a long, long way.
I totally agree. Honesty and respect, as in all other venues, goes a long, long way.