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Small Business Smarts: Building Buzz with Social Media

Author Steve O'Leary, Kim Sheehan, Sterling Lentz
Publisher Praeger
Category Business & Economics
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PublisherPraeger
ISBN / ASIN0313394091
ISBN-139780313394096
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Sales Rank1,676,153
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸

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Social networking plus small business is a slam dunk! Small Business Smarts: Building Buzz with Social Media explains why that's so and helps small business owners decide whether social media tools are right for them. Assuming the answer is yes, the book offers concrete advice and implementation suggestions that make using tools to start building word-of-mouth quick and easy.

Built around actual success stories from small businesses, such as the Roger Smith Hotel, Dutch Bros. Coffee, Cafe Yumm, and the Tattered Cover Bookstore, the book illustrates how different social media can help achieve different business goals, how the Internet can be used to "listen" to customers, how networks and relationships are built online for both B2C and B2B, and how effective messages can generate awareness and attract customers. Measurement strategies and techniques for a social media audit are included. For the complete novice, step-by-step instructions on getting started with popular social media applications are provided as well.

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