Tag Archive - Twitter

16 things to do before talking ‘social’ to a client

I get asked this every so often by colleagues, business partners and now more often clients who are faced with the need to talk about social media with their clients. Many or most of them are not very “social” in this sense of the word and are unsure of where to begin. Think about it, if you want to sell cars, you need to have sat in one, if you are into baseball you need to have seen a game. Social media is not different. So, before you begin talking social to customer, partners or competitors you might want to try these out and familiarize yourself with the places, the tools and the functions. These are all free but will take some time getting through the setup phase and begin using them.

Discussion with client

Be comfortable talking social

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SoMe meetup IRL, Stockholm 2011

This is a different subject from my usual customer experience or corporate service offerings. I wanted to write about an event which I had been hoping to make happen for quite some time now; a tweetup with some social media friends. Yes, I had a blind date with some Tweeps tonight.
I have been cultivating a number of twitter relationships for about 15 months now, these are people, men and women from a number of continents and a variety of ages as well. The subjects will range from my interests in customer services to social media and at times general banter as well. I even have had a longer relationship with a guy who tortures me regularly every winter and has me almost tattooing IWBMATTKYT on my forehead. But that is for another story.

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Social Media Man

I was sent this by a fellow classmate and just had to comment on it. Not sure what he was trying to tell me but there is so much truth in this and humor as well. Had to reprint it here as well.

Source: www.onesocialmedia.com

 

Tweeting at the opera?

I tweeted a bit back that I was bored and was watching a baseball game recently. I could see the hot dog and beer sellers in the stands pushing their wares and an idea came to mind. What if those sellers were monitoring Twitter for a specific hash-tag and took orders from their clients? Sure, there are plenty of drinks and peanut sellers walking around the stands so there is little added benefit here but what about other items or services for which one needs to get out of their seat and go get in line, all while missing the game. Continue Reading…