The Top Two Reasons You Need a Social Media Consultant

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  • The first reason is that your teenage son, daughter, cousin, neighbor, or young college intern, though he/she may use many social media sites for fun may not know how to use those sites to market your brand or business!  I have come to realize that many young people who may spend hours on social media sites and have thousands of connections often do not understand how to share or post information and often not  in a professional manner.  Some may understand, but realize that just because a person uses a site for socializing does not mean he/she will know how to use it to benefit your organization professionally.
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  • Secondly, you can take a few weeks to fumble through getting online in your limited spare time, attempting to learn Social Media and perhaps getting frustrated and forgo it.  However, it would be a better use of your time to focus on your business while allowing someone to help you develop a total Social Media Plan. One that encompasses your entire marketing objectives, branding aims, Online Reputation Management concerns, Return on Investment analytics and team implementations.  Yes, I said “team”!  As I have said before Social Media though free is not cheap, it takes an orchestrated effort to make it an effective and useful tool for your organization.   

I could have made this “The Top 20 reasons you need a Social Media Consultant”, but the two I have mentioned above are the ones that often end up wrecking many companies’ Social Media efforts  from the onset.  If only they had just connected with a consultant and spent, at times, as little as $50 they could have spared themselves weeks of wasted time and brand embarrassment with unkept half-built sites posted all over the internet.  Do not let this be you and your company – ask somebody that knows Social Media Strategy well!

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2 Comments

Lizz HarmonJuly 10th, 2009 at

Score one for the good guys. Thank you for this post, Chandra. So many people just don’t know any better.

Mark Anthony DysonJuly 10th, 2009 at

Not using Social Media to lay a career and business foundation is like missing an opportunity to have your face on a billboard on the interstate. People may pass it by often but eventually they will remember your presence is there.

It sets you apart from the competition, exploits your expertise, and becomes your resume. It leaves everyone wishing they did it first.

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