Tag Archives: Twitter

Control Your Content: Scheduling Tweets

In the marketing world today, it is vital to control your company’s content on a variety of platforms. Consider the fact that 85% of Americans are never more than 3 feet from their mobile device. These consumers are using their phones for everything from online shopping to connecting through social media. It can be a challenge […]

TweetChat: Relationship Building 101

The average spend of a repeat customer is a 67% more than a new one but marketers are, in general, still evaluated on the number of leads they are able to generate day after day, quarter after quarter. So how can marketers and salespeople alike win new business but also engage customers in meaningful interactions that […]

TweetChat: Meeting customers where they are

These days, customer journey has become as much of a catch phrase as “big data” and “content is king.” Everywhere you look, marketers are touting the importance of understanding the customer journey and marketing to the customer journey. Why? Because it’s true. Understanding your customer journey or lifecycle is critical in developing engaging content and […]

TweetChat: One Size Fits All Marketing

All customers are alike. If a person or business is interested in working with your business, they must be exactly like other people and organizations you’ve worked with in the past. In fact, their lifecycle, or journey, with your brand will be no different than all of your other customers’ paths. Oh, and that message […]

TweetChat: Building Engagement

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Engagement indicates a person’s level of commitment. It can come in many forms, such as diamond rings or “@” replies. But engagement, however you get it, can be the difference between a stranger, a qualified lead and a returning customer. Think of engagement as a measurement of how committed a lead is to your brand. […]

TweetChat: Customer communication preferences

How does your customer want to be communicated with? It sounds like a rather simple question but it’s not easy to answer. Simply described, customer communication preference management is when customers opt in or out of an organization’s communication methods (i.e., email, SMS and social media updates). However, it’s much larger than that. Customer communication […]

TweetChat: Identifying the Ideal Customer

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Do you know who your customers are? Are they your ideal customer? These are important questions to consider before implementing any new marketing strategy. For organizations looking to win new business, keep current customers and grow the right relationships, it’s necessary to first identify who your current customers are and of those, which are “ideal.” […]

TweetChat: Lead scoring best practices

This week’s TweetChat will examine lead scoring best practices. According to Jay Famico, a research director at SiriusDecisions, “Lead scoring is a methodology used to rank prospects against a scale that represents the perceived value each lead represents to the organization. The resulting score is used to determine which leads a receiving function (e.g. sales, partners, teleprospecting) […]

TweetChat: Is the marketing funnel dead?

Practically a year ago, Forrester analyst Cory Munchbach wrote a break-up letter on behalf of all chief marketing officers to the “marketing funnel.” Cory broke it to the funnel hard as lifecycle marketing presents a bigger and better opportunity for CMOs to improve marketing efforts. In the letter, she addresses why the funnel is no […]

TweetChat: Exploring lifecycle marketing

Lifecycle marketing has replaced the traditional approach to marketing tactics once focused solely on lead generation. It’s about engaged relationships. The Right On Interactive lifecycle marketing methodology focuses on the individual person (or company, depending on your business model) and their journey with your brand. By understanding where a person is in their “lifecycle” dictates […]