Social Media Marketing (SMM)
Posted: Thu Jan 30, 2025 3:46 am
Social media platforms such as Facebook, Twitter, Instagram & Co open up many new opportunities for advertisers in dialogue marketing. The SMM method is particularly promising when used correctly - but also very time-consuming.
With "live" video functions, such as those on Facebook, the dialogue takes place almost in real time. However, the interactions must also be monitored and controlled. In addition, everyone in your company should have the capacity to respond promptly to the queries etc. that users send you via a social media account. Otherwise, one argentina telegram screening account is of little use.
But first ask yourself: Which social networks does my target group actually use? It may be that B2B companies that are involved in social media marketing on Facebook would be better off investing their time in XING.
A useful feature: the response element
As different as the forms and options may be, they have at least one thing in common: the response element. The customer must be given the opportunity to respond to your advertising in some form.
In a telephone conversation, the response element is simply the answer given. But it can also be a QR code on a poster, a telephone number or email address as a way to contact someone on a letter, or a link in a newsletter that takes the customer to a suitable landing page.
With "live" video functions, such as those on Facebook, the dialogue takes place almost in real time. However, the interactions must also be monitored and controlled. In addition, everyone in your company should have the capacity to respond promptly to the queries etc. that users send you via a social media account. Otherwise, one argentina telegram screening account is of little use.
But first ask yourself: Which social networks does my target group actually use? It may be that B2B companies that are involved in social media marketing on Facebook would be better off investing their time in XING.
A useful feature: the response element
As different as the forms and options may be, they have at least one thing in common: the response element. The customer must be given the opportunity to respond to your advertising in some form.
In a telephone conversation, the response element is simply the answer given. But it can also be a QR code on a poster, a telephone number or email address as a way to contact someone on a letter, or a link in a newsletter that takes the customer to a suitable landing page.