October 2010

Are You In Control of The Conversation?

by Jen on October 27, 2010

We have heard many times that you are not in control of your conversations in the social media world, but is that 100% true? After doing some research of my own I was able to see this process in a different perspective.

We definitely can’t control it, but we can direct it. Here are a few ways that we can help direct our message in one voice across the social media worlds.

  • Create a clear message that can be understood by individuals in many different markets across the social media platforms.
  • Put your customers voice first. When speaking to them, think in their terms & culture, not in your own. Even though you own your own product, program or company you also are a customer to someone else, as the old saying goes you have to be a customer to think like one.
  • Make sure that you are always honest and true to who you are as a customer not as the CEO of the company.
  • Don’t spread yourself to thin, think quality not quantity, create a following in social media that is based around your customers, not the entire world.

By implementing the steps above, and adding your own you will have a better chance on creating a message that your prospects will always understand and appreciate.

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Testimonials from Dennis Olden, CFP and Boki Marshall, RHU, REBC with VEBA

“Our firm engaged Social Karma Media to design our website and develop our blog interface. They literally took us from “hammer and chisel” communications to a state of the art system. The move was effortless and positions us where we need to be in our marketplace.”

Dennis Olden, CFP

Voluntary Employee Benefits Associates Inc.

www.VebaSolutions.com

www.Vebasolutions.com/Blog

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Testimonial from Richard Swerdlow CEO of Condo.com

We have worked with Jennifer Hashisaki and her social media company, Social Karma, for over two years. During that time, Jennifer has been a very effective social media ìguruî for us across multiple social media platforms. She is always at the forefront of how to best leverage social media for key goals of the organizations and how to implement ways to measure and track operating metrics. It is refreshing to work with someone in the social media space that has a strong handle on how to generate leads, revenue and other stated objectives.

Richard Swerdlow

CEO
Condo.com <http://Condo.com>

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Testimonial from Gregory D. Zlevor, President of Westwood International

“The folks at Social Karma Media are unbelievably responsive, helpful, and knowledgeable.  They know their stuff.  I highly recommend their work and services.”

Gregory D. Zlevor, President

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Twitteristic Tips for Medical Professionals

by Jen October 25, 2010 Blog

1) Be appropriate! Make sure that you create a message that is appropriate for your followers. Remember the people following you could end up being patients, potential patients, and medical staff, so make sure that your voice is being heard in a positive manners. 2) Don’t give medical advice: Remember that when you are on [...]

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Exposed: Best and Worst Social Media Practices

by Jen October 21, 2010 Blog

Here are a few best and worse social media practices that I have found. I would love to hear a few best practices that you have had the chance to experience, so make sure to leave a comment below. Here we go with the best practices: 1) Make sure that your are social media plan [...]

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Social Media for Real Estate…aren't realtors all the same?

by Jen October 21, 2010 Blog

I had a great question the other day, and I want to share it with each of you. My amazing real estate agent asked me the other day “How am I supposed to use social media for my real estate practice? Ya know we all do the same thing!”  I laughed as I listened, and [...]

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Social Media Strategy: What are the important steps for YOU to take?

by Jen October 21, 2010 Blog

When starting your social media venture there are many questions along the way. One question to ponder; is everyone doing social media the same way? The answer to that question is no. Every product, program, and profession should have its own unique strategy. The most important piece is how to differentiate yourself from your competition. [...]

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Building Brands Moms Can Trust

by Jen October 13, 2010 Blog

With 32 million moms online in the US today, and the number is growing, marketers are now tapping into Web 2.0 trends—such as consumer-generated media, word-of-mouth and social networking—to capture the dialogue that takes place among women with children. Source: The Moms Online report In the U.S., 75 million moms make or influence 85 percent [...]

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Dr. Lynne Kenney, Psy. D.

by Scott October 12, 2010 Social Media Campaigns

Dr. Lynne Kenney, Psy. D.

Dr Lynne Kenney, and Jennifer work side by side to create new and current subjects on parenting for the online world. Dr Lynne Kenney had 3,000 followers when starting with Jennifer and Social Karma Media. Since their partnership Jennifer has added an additional 3,000 unique followers and has worked with Lynne to become a known [...]

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