- The rise of user-generated content ('UGC') and blogging means that there is a growing need to be able to monitor, engage with, and respond to what is being said about you, your brand, product or service online.
- Another way of identifying the influential voices is to go into online communities and get to know people by talking to them
- Discussion and remarks in forums and bulletin boards account for a very large proportion of comments made about brands.
- Discussion and remarks in forums and bulletin boards account for a very large proportion of comments made about brands.
- The idea of brands posting covertly on forums or bulletin boards is “a big no-no”. It can backfire spectacularly if company employees masquerading as normal people are identified as brand representatives.
- The “embarrassing dad syndrome” is also to be avoided (where brands turn up when they are not really wanted).
- If brand representatives are taking part in forums it is important to get the tone right and to be as candid as possible.
Wednesday, October 3, 2007
New White Paper on Online PR
Great new white paper from e-consultancy on the state of online PR. Definitely worth downloading. Some nuggets for you:
Labels:
Online PR,
PR Evolution,
PR Measurement,
Social Media Release
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