Social Media Management

Today every age demographic has some form of social networking site that caters specifically for that demographic, and with new services like Twitter and the increasing number of people blogging, people are talking about everything you could imagine.

We’re finding our clients often ask us questions like:

1. What are the socal media trends that are relevant for us now, and in a year?
2. Which online services are the most important for my market?
3. How can I track what people are saying about us online?
4. How do I feed what people are saying about us online back into the business?
5. How do I use sites like Facebook or Twitter to engage with our audience?
6. How do I do this at an acceptable cost to my organisation?
7. How do I engage with our audience globally, without having an office in every country?
8. How do I keep up to speed with social media when it’s moving so fast?

The social media work we do with our clients enables them to stay abreast of what the market is saying, and engage without them having to hire a full time team to do it. This could be as simple as regular “tweeting” and blogging, or as complex as a multi-national team engaging with a global audience in 4 primary languages, on all the social media platforms available.

Does your company know what people are saying about you online? Are you able to engage in a way which is authentic to your audience?

The experience gained from rolling out a targeted social media campaign for Kindo.com across 17 languages (including German, French, Italian, Spanish, Hindi, Russian, Arabic, Chinese, Dutch, Swedish, Brazilian Portuguese and Turkish) in 6 months, means we’re able to draw on that experience for all our projects.

This means that people who engage with us benefit from knowing how to resource people cost effectively, understanding which social media platforms and strategies work best, and being able to scale up quickly using a proven process for scaling up social media engagement.

We also run public or private social media workshops to educate and inform. Visit the WebWorkshops site for more information.