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Social Media ROI
Usable links from conversations
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- Basics Of Social Media ROI by Olivier Blanchard
- Social Media Monitoring Solutions
- Those who understand Social Media don't talk about ROI
- Social-Media-Campaign graphic
- SM & SCRM ROI Webinar - Intellicore Design Consulting Community Blog
- Farmer Share Social Media Success
- Brogan on Measuring Social Media Marketing
- FT.com / Reportage - The rise and fall of MySpace
- Social media ROI tag #smROI - Twitter Search
- Measuring Social Media ROI: Why it fails
- Yes Virginia, You Do Need to Determine a Social Media ROI
- ROI in Social Media – Where Does it Belong?
- Social Media ROI by Christopher Penn from Inbound Marketing Summit
- What, if any, is the value of social media ...
Participants
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Jump on the social media bandwagon by Matt Hamm Here at Truffle labs we have been experimenting and participating in / around new/social media tools and methods for several years. Along the way we have sought to discover where the pay off occurs (aka the ROI). Currently we use Twitter, LinkedIn, and some Facebook. Behind the scenes (in those InterTubes) we use tools like Yahoo! Pipes, Ping.fm, Drupal, Google Analytics, DabbleDB and more to bring some meaning to data we collect.
As we invest people and dollars in understanding and developing social media processes, we continue to strive be in line with our company goals. How do my various tweets and posts through the week create value? Value for whom? And does that value fit well with company goals?
I constantly think about what I need to do on a daily basis and what impact my social media actions will have on our company six to 18 months from now. Chris Penn and John Wall, in their Marketing Over Coffee podcast, talk out all sorts of interesting ideas, tools, approaches, and tidbits. I want to try them all! Chris Brogan keeps reminding me that sometimes you need to say "No!". There are many integrated services that offer lures of social media "success" that trigger my "not possible" alarm but I want to believe.
This is all a work in process. There are many tools to be reviewed and experiments to run. What questions should be asked? What directions should be taken seriously and what should be avoided? Who are some key hubs to reach out to? Are we over thinking the use of social media<=>ROI?
On left are some links plus below a transcript of the Twitter #smROI discussion held Dec 11, 2009.







