5 Basic Questions To Ask Before Starting with Social Media
When incorporating social media into your business, it is critical to have clarity as to what you want to achieve. This quick questionnaire was created to help you extract the important information needed to bring clarity, prior to moving forward with a strategy.
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5 Basic Questions To Ask Before Starting with Social Media
When incorporating social media into your business, it is critical to have clarity as to what you want to achieve. This quick questionnaire was created to help you extract the important information needed to bring clarity, prior to moving forward with a strategy.
View more documents from Dave Gallant.
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Thanks Jeff. These are basic questions to ask a prospective client, and this should be discussed in person. I tend to use these questions as a means to pre-qualify the client. It helps them realized that social media requires a true investment.
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As well, by asking them "what" and "how" first, you're able to ask them "why" based off there answers, which I typically do in person. I find the "why" tends to be a harder question for them to answer, and is easier to extract from them during a conversation.
PS: This is the short form. I have a more in depth one that I use. :P- chandra boseJuly 12, 2011 at 3:38 AM
Nicely written. I love succinct posts that actually impart usable information.
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I like this Dave, the WHY deserves more focus then it gets. It is not all about the WHAT and the HOW
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Thanks Jeff. These are basic questions to ask a prospective client, and this should be discussed in person. I tend to use these questions as a means to pre-qualify the client. It helps them realized that social media requires a true investment.
ReplyDeleteAs well, by asking them "what" and "how" first, you're able to ask them "why" based off there answers, which I typically do in person. I find the "why" tends to be a harder question for them to answer, and is easier to extract from them during a conversation.
PS: This is the short form. I have a more in depth one that I use. :P
I like this Dave, the WHY deserves more focus then it gets. It is not all about the WHAT and the HOWJeff
ReplyDeleteNicely written. I love succinct posts that actually impart usable information.
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