Wednesday, March 4, 2009

Leveraging the Virtual World

People, consumers, buyers, prospects, control social media. To be effective you not only need to realize this but find ways to provide valuable content that is pertinent to your target customers needs, wants and desires.

In the virtual world, content tied to the community needs and behavior. As members place their favorite entertainment, car, food or pastimes your areas of content becomes much more powerful as you interconnect to their specific posted lifestyles. Content is a much more powerful way to connect with consumers. Much more so that banner ads or product placement because the consumer goes out and chooses the content choices they make and not vice versa.

Larson note: Getting a handle on Social Media Marketing is not always easy. It’s as easy to hold onto as the wind. How and where are your clients and customers in the free form world? People pick and choose and resent having things thrown in front of them. Spam takes on a new meaning. Cross the community and the entire site will know in minutes not days. If you choose to marketing into the area of SM tread easily letting and finding out what your audience wants from you and when you find it, let them have as much as the need to fill up there appetites but beware, what is wanted today will be gone tomorrow only to be filled by a new content hunger.

Howard Larson
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