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Social Fresh Charlotte, August 2010

  • Community Engagement through Social Media

    Community Engagement through Social Media

    Whether we are part of a social group, family, study group or neighborhood, we are part of a community, says Ted Shelton (@tedshelton) of Open-First.  Community characteristics include: (1) membership; (2) influence; (3) integration and fulfillment of needs; and, (4) shared feelings and perspectives. Members of a community come together to create something better than any…

  • Being there before the sale: Social CRM

    Being there before the sale: Social CRM

    Building upon Trust Agents: Using the web to build influence, improve reputation, and earn trust (by Chris Brogan and Julien Smith), companies should be there before the sale. In short, companies are building relationships with consumers in an effort to win their trust (and attention), before selling them anything. A case study in trust building:…

  • The Now Revolution

    The Now Revolution

    “Business has changed. We can talk about doing Facebook or doing Twitter, but what we really need to know is how to incorporate social media into our work.” – Social Fresh Keynote Speaker Amber Naslund (@ambercadabra) of Radian6 The Now Revolution is characterized by increased speed; heightened expectations; and open, reciprocal communication. This revolution requires…

  • One-to-One Customer Service

    One-to-One Customer Service

    Social media has been considered by many to be a one-to-many or many-to-many distribution model. From a customer service perspective, social media can also create an opportunity for one-to-one communication. Customers concerned about “my” question want to be, and need to be, addressed. In conjunction with a one-to-many social media model, using a one-to-one conversation…

  • Structuring Social Media

    Structuring Social Media

    The social media marketing phenomenon is changing the way companies communicate. How can organizations keep up with the increase in workload without hiring a dedicated social media staff or isolating social media to a few corporate Twitterati? Creating a social media management structure can empower an organization. According to the social media manager for SAS…

  • Panel of Tools @SoFresh Charlotte

    Panel of Tools @SoFresh Charlotte

    How can a company best leverage monitoring and management systems to meet its online marketing needs? That’s the question addressed by an expert panel at Social Fresh Charlotte — Amber Naslund (@ambercadabra) of Radian6, Adam Covati (@covati) of Argyle Social, Justin Kistner (@justinkistner) of Webtrends, and Rick Burns (@rickburns) of HubSpot. Here’s a few of…