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Social marketing, PR insight & thought leadership - from The PR Coach
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26 Ways Brands Succeed With Social Media Marketing

26 Ways Brands Succeed With Social Media Marketing | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it
Do you want to improve your social media marketing? Are you curious about what works for large companies? The best way to add techniques to your repertoire is to look at what brands with high levels of engagement are doing.

In this article I’ll share 26 tips, an A-Z guide, from brands doing an excellent job of social media marketing and getting results to match.
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Lots of great social media lessons to learn from in these examples assembled by StrongSocial.

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How To Write Persuasive Research-Backed Content

How To Write Persuasive Research-Backed Content | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

... Now, I admit, we expected the variant that mentioned research to win.


But we didn’t expect the delta to be more than 40%!ç


For us, that small test shaped a new way of thinking about what makes content effective.Why you should write research-backed content...

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Alex Turnbull shares four ways to create research-backed content that persuades your readers to take action. The facts always win.

LawRank's curator insight, August 4, 2014 4:00 PM

Great article!  In a nutshell, you will likely see higher readership of an article and/or blog post that's supported by verifiable facts.  So don't just pull info out of thin air!  Cite your work.  It give you credibility and readers are more likely to share your content.

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Behind the Scenes: How I Post on Social Media | LinkedIn

Behind the Scenes: How I Post on Social Media | LinkedIn | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

...I admire NPR because it is an ever-flowing source of great content. Its content is so good that it can run a pledge-drive every few months. This promotion is heinous because it interrupts programming to do the most pedestrian of things: ask for money. And yet we tolerate, if not participate in, the pledge drives!

NPR earns the right to promote its need for money, and this is a beautiful and enviable scheme. My adaptation of the NPR Model is to provide good content that people would not have found, or would have found at great effort, without me. By doing so, I earn the right to sporadically promote Canva, my books, or anything else that I please....

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Guy Kawasaki shares his social media strategy and it's one worth considering:

"Following me on social media means that you are drinking from a fire hose. I subscribe to the “more is more” philosophy of social-media—meaning that I share approximately ten to fifty posts everyday to provide a constant flow of information, analysis, education, and assistance to my followers."

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