Manager io stesso in un azienda manifatturiera che cerca di stare al "passo coi tempi" (deve!), odo il seguente blog (non mio! Di Marco Marozzi) rieccheggiare cupo e inquietante nei corridoi dirigenziali (e proprietari)...
(Translation follows)Qual è l’ultima volta che avete tradito il social media marketing?
di marco marozzi e TheGoodOnes, Social Marketing e Comunicazione Non Convenzionale
Ogni tanto tradiamo i social media, e lo facciamo come Giuda, baciandoli sulla guancia, dimenticando la motivazione della nostra scelta e perdendo il senso della loro natura.
Quando pensiamo di costruire la nostra presenza on-line con un budget irrealistico, tirando giù sul prezzo del sito che incorpora il blog e magari anche una piattaforma di e-commerce o di popolare la pagina di Facebook con un sistema semiautomatizzato che ci garantisce likers in target. Ah ah ah…
Quando pretendiamo risultati in pochi mesi, a fronte di contenuti irrilevanti per i potenziali consumatori e magari anche abbinati a considerevoli barriere di ingresso sul nostro sito che presenta una usabilità vintage anni ’90...
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this -quick- translation is mine]
When was the last time you betrayed social media marketing?
Every so often we betray social media, and we do it as Judas, kissing them on the cheek, forgetting what motivated our choice and losing sense of their nature.
When we think of building our on-line presence with an unrealistic budget, pushing the price envelope for the site, which even incorporates a blog and maybe also an e-commerce platform, or we think of populating the Facebook page with a semiautomatic system that guarantees likers on target. Oh-ho...
When we expect results in few months, while delivering insignificant contents to prospective consumers, maybe combining it with considerable accessibility barriers to our site, boosting a 90’s vintage usability. See above.
When we think that we can make it in-house, with a bunch of interns blogging for a fistful of dollars, and a social medium manager that we keep on-call, like a pizza delivery guy. Wasting time and money, building a so-so online reputation and a great sense of frustration for something that obviously doesn’t work. And who is responsible?
When, as those who know-it-all, we forget to listen to the net, because we don’t have time, which we are using to prepare the next conference, or to write the social media policy on how to use Twitter. An we haven’t tweeted in weeks.
When we think that social media are a media-buy, something that can be purchased as a banner advertisement, and we believe that a viral video is a funny commercial that costs less. A tree falling in the jungle.
When we succeed to get on TV, maybe just on the news, few minutes of Glory and we think “I have made it! This is my best campaign… I don’t need web 2.0, which is a backup anyway, since my budget doesn’t allow for a commercial”. A genuine Kiss of Judas.[
I couldn't resist the Sergio Leone's reference... :) ]
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