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Social media marketing
Topic6 mentions across episodes
marketing
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social media
...marketing now, I think, broadly extends to this idea of how do we manage community sentiment across not just our own channels like Discord or emails and our newsletters, but also these broader channels. Like, what are people saying about us on Quora,
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“TikTok killed follower counts and changed social media distribution forever”
...know, social media was an interest not an interest graph, a social graph based on, you know, who you follow, followers counted, and that's how your content was distributed distributed mostly. So who y
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market insight7:29 – 8:03
...marketing now, I think, broadly extends to this idea of how do we manage community sentiment across not just our own channels like Discord or emails and our newsletters,
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...in influencer marketing? And, across all of the social platforms, that is my organic which is balance kind of paid to be fair. But when I think about organic, there is still a lot of that word-of-mouth. What are my users posting on social? What are t
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...traditional media in that way. And now that's much more true. So being willing to articulate your point of view, your things, and so forth in an interesting way is, I I think, essential now to a marketing strategy.
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“AI marketing agency that works while you sleep - just Slack updates”
...marketing agency performance marketing agency in your pocket, you know, creating content for you. And, maybe one more example. There's incredibly interesting TikTok accounts, organic content. Right? S
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tactical advice21:48 – 22:26
...media from social. You're already getting your social now in private in your digital living room. The town square can become something that is completely not social. Right. It's turned into this pretty interesting dual pronged approach that they now
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...marketing? And, across all of the social platforms, that is my organic which is balance kind of paid to be fair. But when I think about organic, there is still a lot of that word-of-mouth. What are my users posting on social? What are they talking ab
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from transcript29:08 – 30:37
...from social. You're already getting your social now in private in your digital living room. The town square can become something that is completely not social.
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from transcript4:21:00 – 4:22:05
...teams in place. And one of the historical challenges for this segment is imagine you're a Subway owner. As a franchisee, you're contributing about 3% of your top line revenue to the franchise or brand that goes into a marketing fund every single year
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...marketing has already been competitive in the past, but it's now basically becoming ultra, you know, mega competitive.
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...other social platform. How important is being the first? I had Alex Schulz on from Meta, Sienna Meta, and I asked him this question, but how important is being the first? You mentioned the stories. Facebook obviously followed Snap and Snap followed K
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Not every product can drive word-of-mouth loop, but they can drive recommendations, and they can create user generated content. One of those tactics usually applies to at least one product. So there is an opportunity to create some sort of earned cha
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