Part of your communications in the world of social networking is to learn how to really get personal.
And I don’t mean intimate.
I mean reaching out and attracting an audience
Here is my attempt
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Part of your communications in the world of social networking is to learn how to really get personal.
And I don’t mean intimate.
I mean reaching out and attracting an audience
Here is my attempt
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© 2009 YouTube, LLC |
In the world of social marketing, one would think that an Out Of Office message posted on your email is just not what the digital world is all about.
Why don’t you simply say. “I hate my job so don’t bother me when I am away from the office” or “I cant be on holiday and take 20 minutes a day to scan important emails.”
I don’t know about you, but when I get an Out Of Office reply I immediately think that person is either tied up, in prison or in a coma.
I get a chuckle out of those who put an automatic Out Of Office response on their emails, but if you send them a message that invites them to a “wow party” or offers “a special gift” they know how to get back to you in an hour or two.
I know, I know there are exceptions so I will stand back while the avalanche of nasty emails come my way.
What about those that leave the Out Of Office reply on even when they are back for a few days?
A%#(@&& !!!!
It is not easy being a proponent for social networking
Take the case of HWH trying to explain the benefits of social networking to a client recently
Client: I guess I understand why you want my company to be on Facebook and Twitter
HWH: Yes, without spending a dime you can talk directly to your customers for the first time ever, you can precisely pick who those customers are and you can actually conduct an interactive dialog
Client: But I don’t like the whole concept
HWH: Why?
Client: My old girlfriends can now find me
HWH: Something tells us “Thou Protests Too Much”
Client: Every time I go on Facebook or Twitter, all I read about are comments from friends of mine who say “I am having a bad day.”
HWH: Get past that and learn how to use the technology for branding and sales
Client: We trust HWH so handle it
HWH: Okay, we will make it work
A few minutes later client screams out : “Oh my, check this one out”
HWH: Hmmmmmmm !!!!!!!!!!!