As the actual
social media tools, blogs, RSS, and social networks evolve over time. (Twitter
is more useful when more people use it.) As this occurs it can also be helpful
to view the same pyramid idea less from a tool standpoint and more from an objectives
standpoint.
Until you
create a social media strategic plan based on marketing objectives, and find
ways to use social media tools to listen and join the conversation going on in
your markets, you may find it harder to engage and network and ultimately build
relationships and sales through the use of social media tools.
I believe the
process for meeting long-term marketing objectives through social media is
universal, but the tools needed to meet them are not. Twitter may indeed be a
primary social media tool for some, while the Facebook platform or a blog is
what allows another to progress through these stages. A third organization may
find it can strategically move through the hierarchy by integrating every tool
in the toolbox with its offline initiatives.
Source:
Let’s talk, Social Media for small busniess, version two (John Jantsch) e-book
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