Social media
gives you a real-time feed of what your prospects are talking about. If you
listen carefully, you’ll find plenty of good hooks for new content. Not only
that, but content that’s generated from social conversations points to the type
of information that gets easily distributed via social media.
For example,
if you see many people asking the same questions about a product or service you
provide, you can create content to provide information regarding those
questions. Many people go on Twitter or Facebook to ask for recommendations
about choosing new vendors or service providers. Why not create an ebook to
provide suggestions, which you can then share the next time you see someone
asking for a
recommendation?
In order to be
efficient at monitoring social media conversations, you’ll need to use some
marketing software that helps you filter the discussions and identify the ones
you are most interested in. You can do that using tools such as Hootsuite, TweetDeck
and if you want to measure leads and customers, HubSpot’s social media tool.
Source: A practical guide to killer marketing content (HubSpot) e-book
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