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What Does Your Social Media Plan Look Like?

by Anissa Wardell on Nov 25

Dave Fleet, Social Media Today, wrote a post directed towards pr firms and agencies about social media and how agencies can help their clients. After reading it I thought I would share it with you, because a great deal of the information he gave were steps that anyone who is taking their social media plan seriously should keep in mind. It really doesn’t matter how big your company is or how small, 1 person or a few thousand, the tips given should be considered for any online social media plan.

15 Ways To Start, Implement & Execute Your Social Media Plan

Getting started

1. Baseline audits
2. Audience research
3. Corporate policies
4. Workflow processes
5. Social media training
6. Social media scoping

Strategic Planning

7. Strategic development
8. Campaign ideas
9. Campaign extension

Execute

10. Ongoing monitoring
11. Online engagement
12. Influencer outreach
13. Issues management

Full Service (for PR Firms)

14. Design and creative
15. Development

To get more in depth information on Dave Fleet’s suggestions view the post, or check out the many posts here on FTR about Social Media.

{ 2 comments… read them below or add one }

John Paul Aguiar Nov 25 at 7:25 am

Mine is work it work it work it whenever I am free to do so.

The more you are “there” the more you will get from it.

George from personal injury lawyer Nov 30 at 10:17 am

Social media are not finite: there is not a set number of pages or hours. The audience can participate in social media by adding comments, instant messaging or even editing the stories themselves. The new tools and applications online have not only created new ways to communicate and collaborate, but have also opened up new job positions and careers, due to the unique convergence of technology, marketing, and social media.

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