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Why You Need A Social Media Presence. | Startersphere
June 1, 2012 2 Comments
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1230Why You Need a Social Media Presence On 05.19.12 • In Social Media • by alexwi Why you need a social media presence
In a recent discussion with a web developer and SEO expert who is considering enhancing their social media offering. They highlighted that one of their key concerns, or rather their clients, is that by having a social media presence they leave themselves open to public negativity. They fear having complaints or criticism written directly on their social media sites.
Every business will have complaints some unfounded others genuine errors. Regardless of why complaints occur avoiding a social media presence will not prevent viral complaints. It will just prevent you being privy to it and engaging damage control. Often you can gain a heightened respect and trust in your service from others witnessing your swift reaction and compensation of the upset party. A good example of this is Zappo’s who use their customer complaints as a foundation of their business. There is an article discussing Zappos Twitter skills link here. From Zappos insights team who are renowned for their social media mastery. I don’t want send you away again but we all have to take notice. Link!
What are the benefits?
Social media is another form of Search Engine optimisation. With all the Google algorithm changes such as Panda and Penguin making optimisation more complex. Content creation & social media can’t be ignored. This is the time to take it seriously to prevent your business being left behind.
Social media should be embraced it’s a great way to expand your audience, attract new clients and build relationships with them. It also offers an in depth view of your demographic and their personalities enabling you to target your marketing according to your audiences unique preferences.
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Startersphere’s Marketing Network
May 14, 2012 3 Comments
Startersphere’s Marketing Network
I have started a marketing network on Facebook and would like to invite you to join.
Startersphere’s marketing network is a great place to promote your business and meet like-minded business people.
The network also offers a Facebook like exchange and to encourage mutual support within the group there is a competition running. To win you need to be very proactive in your support of the group by liking others Facebook pages, sharing others posts, inviting new members and generally supporting other members.
Click the link below and start promoting your business:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/311104398965846/
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How to Apply Business Principles for a Better Personal Life
March 10, 2012 Leave a comment
We've all heard stories about the workaholic corporate-type with no personal life, or the driven entrepreneur with a singular focus on business. But in reality, there's a lot we can learn from the business world - ideas, practices, and philosophies that can be applied to lead an easier, more fulfilling, and more productive life.
I have a few favorites that I've raided from my entrepreneurial war chest and implemented successfully in my day-to-day routine.
New Thing #4 Go to a motivational talk
March 8, 2012 3 Comments
Today, being International Women's Day, I decided to attend a motivational conference in the Newcastle Hilton in honour of the occasion. Organised by the Entrepreneurs Forum, it was called 'Achieve,' and the day was aimed at female entrepreneurs and corporate business women looking for insights, inspiration and a chance to meet like minded individuals.
A recurring theme of the day was that success is achieved only through experiencing and overcoming failure, sometimes on a regular basis.
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Blogging And Entrepreneurship - One Step At A Time
March 5, 2012 1 Comment
I am sat thinking what to write and all the blogs I have read recently are running through my mind so I think that's a good place to start.
Firstly I have read a great guide on blogging and blog marketing from Hector J Cuevas that has a lot of really useful advice and tips on every relevant aspect. I now have to apologise Hector for not putting all your great advice in to practice yet, I am at such an early stage in my blogging journey and in the mood to write with out all the sensible preparation.
I'm A Startup — Why Am I Being Inundated With Cloud Providers?
March 3, 2012 2 Comments
Editor's note: Robert Scoble is Rackspace's Startup Liaison and a blogger. Follow him on Twitter @scobleizer.
Over the past few weeks, when I've visited several startup incubators from Stanford's Start X, to Los Angeles' Start Engine, to the NewMe Accelerator, I have noticed many cloud computing companies hoping to get these startups to choose them.
Some of the cloud computing companies are throwing tons of goodies at these startup incubators or accelerators.
Are you happy? (My year in review)
March 2, 2012 Leave a comment
For me, New Years Eve was never so much about resolutions as it was about drinking champagne. Sure, on December 31st I can't help but think back nostalgically on the year that has passed, but I have always felt that the holiday was too public a time to really reflect. Besides, champagne has a way of...uh, narrowing your focus down to the moment at hand, rather than looking at the big picture.
From a founder: How to run product iterations
February 29, 2012 Leave a comment
We at GigaOM believe entrepreneurs are more than a source for news -- they are a source of expertise and inspiration. Expertise and inspiration that should be shared as far and wide as possible. After all, many ideas that work for a small, sleep-deprived team in a company that is keeping a vigilant eye on its burn rate will not only work for your team, but they can help you be more nimble and effective.
