Author: Gail F. Goodman
Edition: 1
Publisher: Wiley
Binding: Hardcover
ISBN: 1118101022
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Engagement Marketing: How Small Business Wins in a Socially Connected World
- Size : 23.2 x 15.19 x 2.01 cm
A definitive guide to growing your small business through "Engagement Marketing"
As a small business owner, you've always relied on word-of-mouth referrals to grow your business.Engagement Marketing review. Thanks to social media—and its nimble partner, mobile technology—it's now easier than ever to turn customers and clients into engaged fans who spread the word about your business across a variety of online platforms. And that's what Engagement Marketing is all about. Written for anyone who owns or manages a small business or non-profit, this book is filled with practical, hands-on advice based on the author's experience of working with thousands of small businesses for over a decade.
You'll learn how to attract new prospects—as well as how to increase repeat sales—using your existing customers and social networksRead full reviews of engagement marketing: how small business wins in a socially connected world....
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Thanks to social media—and its nimble partner, mobile technology—it's now easier than ever to turn customers and clients into engaged fans who spread the word about your business across a variety of online platforms. And that's what Engagement Marketing is all about. Written for anyone who owns or manages a small business or non-profit, this book is filled with practical, hands-on advice based on the author's experience of working with thousands of small businesses for over a decade.
You'll learn how to attract new prospects—as well as how to increase repeat sales—using your existing customers and social networks.
- Learn how to create customer experiences that increase positive customer reviews and endorsements
- Get practical advice on how to entice people to join your social networks and run engagement campaigns that increase visibility—and endorsements—for your business
- Understand why engagement is so important—and how you can use it to turn passionate fans in your social networks into tomorrow's new business
- Author Gail Goodman is CEO of Constant Contact, America's leading email and social media marketing company for small businesses
Engagement Marketing will help you make a bigger name for your company, build your network, and reach your goals.
From the Author: Six Simple Ideas for Small Business Marketing
- Buyers trust comments and reviews (even from strangers).
According to a Nielsen Global Trust in Advertising Survey, only 14 percent of people trust advertising, while 78 percent of people trust consumer recommendations. When businesses interact with current customers online, these socially visible interactions feed their referral engine. - A customer's friends are a business's next best prospects.
We all want to find a rich source of qualified new prospects. Turns out every business already has one! The social networks of your current customers are filled with people like them - people who might be interested in your products or services. - Rise above the ordinary in small and large ways that wow customers.
To create a connection, understand the experience your business delivers through a customer's eyes...and find one or two spots to create something a little bit special. - They won't join if they're not asked. (Yes, they really have to be asked!)
People need to know why they should connect to an organization's social media vehicles like Twitter and Facebook. What are they going to get? Ensure that it is easy and compelling for them to connect, and then ask them! - Engagement drives social visibility.
Social proof is the concept that when we see our friends and colleagues take an action, such as eating at a particular restaurant, that action is an endorsement. Social proof happens through social visibility. When people engage with a business - especially online via social media - their networks see this engagement, and they are enticed to engage, too. - Engagement matters.
Engagement cements a connection between a business and their current customers, and drives the social visibility that will motivate and inspire repeat and new business. Engagement happens in small doses.
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