Can You Generate B2B Leads on Twitter?
Tweet and they’ll come, right? It’s not that simple. You CAN generate B2B leads on Twitter … but only if you know how to play the game.
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Tweet and they’ll come, right? It’s not that simple. You CAN generate B2B leads on Twitter … but only if you know how to play the game.
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Read MoreWhile we believe that interns can support the overall social media effort once a strategy is put into place, we advise against giving them the reins without proper guidance and a whole lot of oversight.
Read MoreDuring early strategy discussions, it’s not uncommon for clients to ask us, “What do we do about social?” And rightfully so. Let’s look at a few needles social media has been known to move for companies.
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Read MoreBy now, it’s pretty evident that social media is not just a nice-to-have strategy for businesses. Research has shown again and again that brands should be using social media to amplify and support brand awareness efforts.
Read MoreEven in the ever-changing landscape of social media, there are a few rules that stand the test of time.
Read MoreAltitude reflects on this year’s DIA conference and highlights key takeaways on social media.
Read MoreNothing is more important to a brand and bottom line than keeping customers happy. And, thanks to the advent of social media, consumers are becoming more demanding than ever, expecting answers and solutions right here, right now.
Read MoreArticle after article is written about companies’ social media faux pas and the power of turning off customers. But social media can be used for good, too.
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