What are you afraid of when it comes to social media?
Quick. Do you have the answers? I bet I can guess.
You’re afraid of what people will say.
You wonder if you’ll lose control.
You think about who is going ‘man’ all the platforms?
And you’re probably worried that if it works, if you really get 500,000 people signed up on Twitter, what next?
If I smacked right on top the nail’s head, it’s only because you’re not alone. These fears are common among communicators as we grapple with developing a social strategy for our organisations. But the questions I think help to zero us in our objectives. And that where we should start.
More questions though.
Should you go for those 500,000 followers or fans? Should you try to have 30 “conversations” per day? And what if a customer complains, whose to respond?
Again, the answers in most cases must tie back to strategy. Social solutions must solve problems for the company not create more.
So here’s the final round of questions. What is it about social media that excites you? And what causes you to be concerned?
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facing your fears. But you can learn so much when you
engage your customers in dialogue. All it takes is one
step.
One phrase i'd like to pull from the article "Why You Never Had Control" http://www.convinceandconvert.com/social-media-mar... is this
"...If you think social media is going to cause your company more problems than it will solve, you’ve lost before the coin toss. Social media doesn’t create problems for your company, it finds the ones that are already there..."