Imagine owning a cafe. You overhear a customer comment that the pastries you’re serving are dry. You ask around to verify if there are other customers who feel the same way. You listen to what they’re saying and make the necessary adjustments; soon customers are raving about your latest offerings and are recommending them to …
The Importance of Social Listening With Wendy Scherer Read More »
It’s human nature: people tend to trust recommendations from people they know more than endorsements from celebrities or any other form of marketing. With this in mind, your employees actually play a significant role in building brand trust, especially on social media. According to everyonesocial, employees have an average of 1,090 social connections, have 5x …
Q&A: How To Turn Your Team Into Your Brand’s Social Media Advocates Read More »
Advertising on social media can feel like stumbling around in the dark. Where do you even begin? How much budget is enough? (spoiler alert – it’s not your traditional ad spend) How can you ensure your ads are being seen by the right people? Clients and colleagues alike are asking us these questions …
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I know, it’s a tough message – we want you to embrace your haters on social media. I can already see the eyes rolling. When we’re confronted with the online criticism, your instincts may tell you to pick a fight or delete and ignore. But let me ask you this. What if you saw your …
McKeeman Communications knows how to connect and converse to get you the publicity you want for your Nashville business or nonprofit. McKeeman Knows How to Tap Into Social What if we were to tell you that there’s lots more to social media that you haven’t discovered, and it’s really not your fault. It takes time …
5 Ways to Rock Social & Really Connect with Your Audience Read More »
Spoiler alert: it all begins with a simple issue. Believe it or not, avoiding a viral scandal or becoming the punch-line in late-night entertainment shows is manageable. The key lies in anticipating and solving issues through several simple — but not easy — steps. Make issue-solving core to your company culture. Practice and celebrate an issue-solving mentality. …
