When Brands Get Weird or Go Quiet

Following is a guest post from our friends over at Long & Short of It, masters of ideation, customer insights and market research. They like to say they “dig and find lots of data and then turn it into actionable insights.” Following is their guest post.  There’s...

If You’re Going After Professional Tradesmen, Create a Facebook Page

For manufacturers who are targeting the professional tradesman, we think creating a Facebook page instead of a group is the better choice. Facebook pages let you connect directly without having to connect to a personal account if you create a group. Think of your Brand as a rock star who wants to stay connected to your fans.

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Social Media Survey to Editors of Top Trade Publications is Very Enlightening

Many manufacturers are still skeptical about social media in a B-to-B arena. Since we deal with the professional trades, we know most of the editors very well and recently asked many of them to participate in a survey on social media. The majority of them are responsible for end user books that serve the likes of plumbers, electricians, HVACR contractors and mechanical contractors.

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5 Ways to use Twitter as a Tool to Reach the Professional Tradesman

B-to-B marketers are having a hard time figuring out the best way to use Twitter. If they understand that the people who are following them are obviously interested in them and their products, they’ve already pre-qualified themselves. Twitter has become my number-one source of activity to my blog.

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Reaching Professional Tradesmen: How Important is Your Post Title?

I know some of us write to specific audiences. Some posts may be more general in nature, but the majority will be focused at your target and should have a title that will not only stop them, but will make them want to click for more info. That’s why the title is so Important. You could be giving away chances for a million dollars inside your post, but no one would know if they didn’t open it.

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