The Distributed Marketing Blog offers seven tips that can keep social media mistakes from haunting you long after Halloween
DALLAS, TX — Oct 31, 2011 / (http://www.myprgenie.com) — Social media mistakes can come back to haunt marketers long after Halloween, so today’s Halloween post in The Distributed Marketing Blog offers seven tips that will help anyone avoid common mistakes.
Whether you’re a blogger for a large distributed marketing organization or a social media user with a personal blog, the seven mistakes outlined in the article can have long-lasting consequences.Check out the new posting for the complete list.Here’s a summary of the haunting marketing mistakes:
1. Personal comments that ruin relationships.
2. Customer complaints that overshadow everything else on your Twitter feed.
3. SEO mistakes that ruin a social media strategy.
4. Allowing compliance concerns stop you from using social media.
5. Falling prey to the two most common social media mistakes: TMI and AMATT. (Too much information, and all me all the time.)
6. Inappropriate photos that wind up online.
7. Cookie-cutter policies that don’t address individual needs and concerns.
The post is illustrated with one of Australian artist Scott Hampson’s adorable cartoons. Trick or tweet your way over to the Distributed Marketing Blog today!
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