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The Social Media Metrics That Truly Matter

Posted by Kent Lewis on February 22nd, 2012 at 12:31 pm

What is a Facebook Like worth? How about a Twitter follower? Industry researchers and even lawyers are happy to give us numbers like $3.60 or $2.50 respectively. The true value of a fan or follower really depends on your objective, audience and offering. Unfortunately, too many marketers are focusing on the wrong metrics, and making poor strategic decisions as a result. This article will outline a few key metrics to consider incorporating into your key performance indicators (KPIs) if you’re interested in getting that bonus, or just keeping your job.

Get More From Your Marketing Agency in 6 Easy Steps

Posted by Kent Lewis on April 3rd, 2011 at 9:31 pm

Much is known what a client should expect from an agency, because the client “holds the cards” in the relationship. Unfortunately, few companies know what an agency expects, and how that knowledge can benefit the client. At the end of the day, companies that treat their marketing vendors like strategic partners are more successful than those who do not.

5 Reasons for Brands not to Outsource Social Media Marketing

Posted by Kent Lewis on March 14th, 2011 at 5:52 am

In the wake of Chrysler’s f-bomb gaff on Twitter, new light is shed on a growing challenges created by outsourced social media management

Dynamic Pricing: E-retail Panacea or Looming Customer Crisis?

Posted by Kent Lewis on February 24th, 2011 at 10:49 pm

The use of dynamic pricing by e-retailers is on the rise. Will consumers embrace, tolerate or eschew profit maximization by popular e-commerce websites?

Mobilizing for 2011 with a Mobile Marketing Strategy

Posted by Kent Lewis on December 31st, 2010 at 6:11 am

Since 2006, I’ve erroneously predicted the “Year of Mobile” was upon us. Rather than lose faith and look to another trend to promote, I do believe 2011 is truly going to be the Year of Mobile. For those of you that agree with the prediction that mobile marketing is finally here, I’ve outlined a few key areas on which to focus your efforts in 2011.