Network Management
Network Management
It is important to keep track of your friends, followers, and potential leads to make sure you are not only building your brand, but building relationships. We reach out to your friends across each social network so you don’t have to. We also monitor your contacts’ activity to ensure your company acknowledges birthdays and special events.
Networks Monitored
Social
- Facebook Fanpage
- Facebook Group
- Twitter Page
- Bebo
- FriendFeed
- Flicker
- MySpace
- Ping.fm
- Plurk
- Bright Kite
- Stumble Upon
Link Sharing
- Delicious
- Dingo
- Identi.ca
- ReadItLater
Location Based Services
- Foursquare Shout
- Gmail
- Hotmail
- Mail.com
- Yahoo.com
- Outlook
Blogs
- BlogSpot
- MetaWebLog
- Movable Type
- Posterous
- Tumlr
- Foursquare Venu Tip
- WordPress (website blog)
- WordPress.com
- Reviews
- City Search
- Yelp
- Tip Adviser
Optimized Content Creation
Each month, we will take the basis of your content (company promotions, upcoming events, blogs, and information about your product or service) that you provide, and create unique content, optimized to stimulate your audience. All of our efforts are tracked, allowing us to refine the strategy that is most effective for your business.
Optimized Content Distribution
After evaluating your user activity within your current networks, we will determine an optimized share strategy for your content. Depending on your desired reach, we will utilize our affiliate networks to gain even more exposure for your business and generate a positive response.
Who Needs It?
Think of building a social media presence for your business like creating and maintaining new relationships. Communication is a major part of building a relationship and it requires both parties to listen and be heard. Therefore, everyone who wants to use social media to spread the word about their business needs to be engaging consistently.
Why Is It Important?
The number one reason why you need to be interacting with your network is because your closest competitors are!
Consider how much of an impact a simple response to a tweet or Facebook post can have on a purchase decision. Your customers are sharing experiences, opinions, and ideas online, and when your business can relate to that some how, it establishes an important sense of trust.