“What, Who & How To” of Social Media Copywriting
on Aug 26, 2010
Content, as they say, is still king. Copy plays a stellar role in any social media marketing campaign. You may have the best social media strategy and incorporate them in your blogs, tweets, scraps and pretty much anything that is social; however, without the proper social copywriting or content writing strategy and technique, all will be lost. Your entire effort will go into vain.
You need to woo your targeted customer with a well crafted user-centric approach that would lead to an effective two-way communication.
Well, there are few questions that need answers before any SMM campaign. And you need to get them right, if you want your campaign to be a roaring success
It is decision time now.
So, what do you want?
The first question you need to answer.
Is it just traffic? Creating a buzz? Aiming for a higher rank in the search engines? Selling a product? Promoting something? Looking for long-term brand loyalty? Enhancing your reputation? And the list goes...
You need to be crystal clear about what you really want with your social media campaign. Once you have a definitive answer to what you want, you can pass on to the next question.
Who do you want (to target)?
This is as crucial as the first question. You need to know the specific and precise segment of demography, the right people to target your campaign. So, what are the different sets of customers that you want to address? Do you want to confine your social media marketing campaign to just your old customer segment? Are you looking to expand your reach from the target you already have?
Think over it and get the answers right. Don’t rue over things at hindsight; it is no use crying over spilt milk. Go ahead only when you are bang on target. You can’t afford hits that miss. Period.
And then it finally comes to the “How to” question.
Once you get the ‘What’ and the “Who” right, you enter the most critical phase that can make or mar your campaign. You have a plethora of choices and you have to get it right.
Tweets? Blogs? Articles? Whitepapers? Newsletters? Case Studies? Research& Reports? Press Releases? Content Placement? Link Bait? Buzz Content?
So, how will it be???
The answers can make all the difference (to your Social Media Campaign). Please tweet me @Robin_Goel, if you find anything more useful to make this post more interesting.
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