15 Questions About Social Media
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Does all the hype surrounding social media make sense?
Isn't it time that somebody tried to deconstruct all this bullshit?
What are social media? Are they the same websites we used to call social networks? Why did we start calling them social media? What is social media marketing? Are companies doing it right? Does it make sense to send your website visitors to Twitter and Facebook?
Do people really want to "engage" with brands? Do companies really want to have "conversations" with their customers?
What is the value of a Facebook "like"? What is "organic reach"? What happens now that the free lunch is over?
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The 15 Questions:
1. What are social networks?Β
2. What are social media?Β
3. What is social media marketing?Β
4. Are companies doing it right?Β
5. Why are companies sending people over to social media?Β
6. Does it make sense?Β
7. Do people really want to engage with brands?Β
8. Do companies really want to engage with their companies?Β
9. Are social media useful for customer service?Β
10. What is the value of a Facebook βlikeβ?Β
11. What does βearned mediaβ mean?Β
12. What is βorganic reachβ?Β
13. Is the free lunch over?Β
14. What happens now?Β
15. What is the dumbest social media stunt ever?
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Starting in 2000, I have worked or consulted for a number of start-ups from more countries than I can probably remember: Germany (Ciao); France (Meetic); Italy (Ennunci); Sweden (Twingly); Italy/Ireland (Zzub); Denmark (Atosho); Spain (Ducksboard); Italy/UK (VoiceMap); and Canada (Transit App). Unenthused about banner ads from day-1, I started a blog at dotcoma.it well before it was fashionable to do so, and later wrote a Book on the Web, Advertising and Social Media: What Happened To Advertising? What Would Gossage Do?
