Social Media Marketing Strategy - Unit 2
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Which of the following is NOT considered a traditional marketing strategy?

  • Social media advertising (correct)
  • Newspapers
  • Flyers
  • Billboards
  • What is a common contemporary strategy involving traditional newspapers?

  • Print-only advertisements
  • Drive-to-web strategies (correct)
  • Direct mail campaigns
  • Television ads
  • Which medium is classified under the broadcast category?

  • Email newsletters
  • Social media posts
  • Digital flyers
  • Television (correct)
  • Which of the following traditional marketing methods is likely to reach a broad audience?

    <p>Print advertisements in daily newspapers</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What kind of printed media does NOT belong to traditional marketing methods?

    <p>Streaming advertisements</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What concept is associated with the idea that any two people can be connected through six steps?

    <p>Six degrees of separation</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was the primary aim of the Small-world Experiment conducted by Stanley Milgram?

    <p>To explore the average path length in social networks</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In the context of public relations, what is the primary function it serves?

    <p>To manage communication between an organization and the public</p> Signup and view all the answers

    How do sales and marketing differ in their focus?

    <p>Marketing seeks to understand customer needs, while sales focuses on generating revenue.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What distinguishes media agencies from advertising agencies?

    <p>Media agencies and advertising agencies have distinct functions.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Traditional Marketing Strategy

    • Traditional marketing encompasses long-established promotional tactics that have shown effectiveness over time.
    • Common mediums include print advertisements (newspapers, magazines, flyers, brochures, billboards) and broadcast (television, radio, cinema).
    • Newspapers remain a vital marketing channel, listing major dailies in Singapore like Straits Times, Berita Harian, and Business Times.
    • A shift towards digital strategies is evident as readership moves online, exemplified by the "drive-to-web" method.

    Small-World Experiment

    • Conducted by Stanley Milgram, this experiment examined social network connectivity in the U.S., showcasing "six degrees of separation."
    • Letters were sent through connections, indicating that individuals are, on average, six acquaintances away from each other.

    Stakeholders in Marketing

    • Public Relations (PR): Manages the communication flow between organizations and the public.
    • Sales and Marketing: Marketing identifies customer needs, whereas sales focus on revenue generation for the company.
    • Media Agencies: Handle media space purchases for advertising, distinct from advertising agencies. Digital media requires different strategies compared to traditional media.

    Social Media Marketing

    • Advantages:

      • Enables targeted advertising, allowing brands to connect with specific interest groups (e.g., running enthusiasts).
      • Global reach facilitated by platforms like Facebook, with extensive user demographics (e.g., YouTube 73%, Facebook 68%).
      • Lower costs compared to traditional advertising due to targeted audience engagement.
      • Advertisements are trackable, providing insights through analytical tools.
      • Measurable outcomes enhance marketing strategies.
    • Disadvantages:

      • Security and privacy concerns on social platforms can compromise consumer data.
      • Constant engagement is required, leading to potential burnout for content creators.

    Content Marketing Strategy

    • Content marketing focuses on creating valuable content to attract and retain a defined audience.
    • Authority Content: Consistent provision of helpful information establishes brand authority; examples include the BBC and Wikipedia.
    • Influencer Outreach: Leveraging influencers to promote brand credibility and awareness through social media engagement.

    Social Media Platform Strategy

    • Selection of social media platforms should align with business goals and target audience demographics.
      • Instagram: Ideal for visually-driven products targeting younger demographics.
      • Facebook: Offers broad user engagement and flexible content sharing options.
      • WhatsApp: Suited for personalized, one-on-one customer interactions.
      • YouTube: Premier platform for video advertising.

    Campaign Tracking

    • Successful campaign tracking assesses return on investment through web analytics and conversion tracking.
      • Web Analytics: Provides insights into website visitor behavior, including demographics and engagement duration.
      • Conversion Tracking: Monitors specific campaign effectiveness across platforms by analyzing new sales, app downloads, and sign-ups.
      • CRM Tracking: Utilizes software like Salesforce for detailed insights into customer interactions, leads, and sales opportunities.

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