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Organize Your Social Media Campaign

by Randall Ryder on January 6, 2010 in Legal Marketing

92240723 f4b9e99c7b111 Organize Your Social Media CampaignSocial media should be part of your marketing campaign. Like any other marketing technique, however, it needs to be organized and focused. Consider using a social media calendar to maximize your efforts.

As you get started, here are four key elements to keep track of: (1) focus; (2) theme; (3) keyword; (4) events. Keeping a calendar will force you to think about your campaign before it happens, and also ensure you do not continually promote the same material or ideas.

As your campaign grows, you can create a more detailed calendar to keep track of other elements. For example, keeping track of guest posts on a blog, setting target publish dates, and making sure events actually happen with a completion form. You also want to keep track of how your various elements are being transmitted, via Facebook, Twitter, blogs, etc.

Social media can be a powerful marketing tool, staying organized will help you maximize your returns.

Elements of a Social Media Calendar | WebWorker Daily

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ElizabethL January 6, 2010 at 3:29 pm

I myself keep a social media calendar to make sure I’m covering every single aspect of the web. That being said, I am a social media professional. If you’re thinking of diving into a social media campaign, it might be wise to consider outsourcing your social media.
Your employees may not have enough time to focus 100% of their attention on your social media but outsourcing lets someone else do the work for you, ensuring your message is delivered into all appropriate outlets.

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Aaron Street January 6, 2010 at 3:47 pm

@Elizabeth

Are you really suggesting that law firms should have consultants participate in social media (Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, blog comments) pretending to be attorneys?

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Gyi Tsakalakis January 7, 2010 at 8:18 pm

In addition to organized and focused, I would add measured and tracked.

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