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Social media channels have become the modern day podium for consumers to express their thoughts with others, and oftentimes these thoughts can directly relate to your business. Through a well-planned social strategy , delving into these conversations is where your company can better understand the customer and learn the strengths and weaknesses of what your company does, whether it pertains to your services, products, promotions or even to your own employees or key competitors. Finding these social insights through your customer’s voice is where you can truly improve your business. The question is – how to use social media to go about finding these types of insights? Here are three basic steps to consider when gathering social media intelligence: Firstly, gathering social media intelligence requires listening to what your customers are saying.
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Earlier this week I did the opening keynote at the AMP Hillross annual convention, with the title of Embracing the Future . Hillross, one of the most upmarket of the wealth management networks, is seeking to lead the rest of the market by shifting to a pure fee-for-advice model, and rapidly developing a true professional culture. My keynote was designed to bring home the necessity of individual and firm leadership at this key juncture in industry structure.
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As mentioned earlier, one of the critical components of a successful social media campaign is listening to your audience. One of my favorite free tools to monitor conversation and buzz across social media is Social Mention, which gives a great snapshot of blog, forum, and microblog buzz, sentiment, and keywords. It also tracks video, image, comment, and social bookmarking tags and mentions.
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