I am always looking for new perspectives to better my approach to Social Networking Marketing, and ran across the book Success Secrets Of The Social Media Marketing Superstars. The book features the insight of 20 of todays social media elite. It is a great read and was hard for me to put down so I finished it very quickly. There is so much information to be learned here that I will be re-reading sections over and over again.
If you question how to use social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Youtube to benefit your Avon business then you really should check this book out. Any business that is thinking of getting involved in social marketing needs to read this book before they make the mistakes so many business are guilty of. This book will give you the guidance and confidence you need to launch a productive social marketing campaign.
Howdy,
When it comes to social networking, it can be a real bore or a huge “money Suck” as far as stealing time from conducting business.
Like you I am also an Avon rep and found your book “internet marketing for Avon Reps” to be really great. You deal with some of the issues of social network marketing. However, I have found that I still need to go out into the field and attract more customers often.
Before web 2.0 started to catch on I started a twitter account and found I enjoyed micro blogging. I have over 2000 followers and more following every day.
The best book I have read on social networking is Jack Humphreys “Black Book” It is a classic on social networking.
Look forward to following your posts.
William
I agree with you completely that social networking can be a bore and an ineffective way to spend your time if you don’t use it correctly.
One thing about Internet Marketing that is frustrating is that SEO takes time and energy to work, and is more of a long term strategy.
A large percentage of new comers give up before they see their SEO efforts pay off.
For quick results we depend on Social Media and tools like Pay Per Click (PPC) advertising. I have personally had success with both.
I don’t typically promote PPC, because it can drain your finds quickly if you don’t know what you are doing. (research, keyword bidding, etc.)
Thanks for you comment, and thanks for purchasing my book!