Some More Thoughts on Using Periscope/Meerkat
While Meerkate and Periscope will empower content creators to produce many bad videos, there is an opportunity. It’s time to experiment!
While Meerkate and Periscope will empower content creators to produce many bad videos, there is an opportunity. It’s time to experiment!
More and more voices state that content marketing overhype has jumped the shark. They’re right. As a primary strategy content marketing is overhyped. Instead, brands should focus on customer experience marketing.
Before we go too far, let me say I love content, all forms of it, too, not just online, but events, print, and music, just to name a few. Brand developed content (cough, advertising) offers a great tactical toolset, one of my favorites.
That doesn’t necessarily mean content marketing should serve as every company’s primary outreach strategy.
Why not just make Facebook your primary strategy? Should we have that conversation again?
A better strategic approach focuses on marketing tools as extensions of the brand experience.
I made the above video at the suggestion of JugnooMe
Normally I am skeptical of web-based solutions like Klout and PostRank that claim to make better social media voices. When my friend and colleague Danny Brown announced JugnooMe, a web based solution that “levels the playing field for the benefit of all,” I opened my mind. JugnooMe promises that small business and nonprofits can use the solution to optimize and further their social presence.
When I started using the application, I was impressed. The list of JugnooMe tasks were strong suggestions that based on my experiences would strengthen a brand’s presence with real community.
It was also a bit disconcerting. See, it made me realize how sloppy and indifferent I have become about my social presence. The tasks were a bit of cold water in the face, and I could see that I had been coasting for a long time. So I started responding more frequently on social networks, and in blogs.
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