#excecutives

Advance Litho Ltd Job Vacancy : Sales and Marketing Excecutives

Job Description

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We are looking for an enthusiastic Sales and Marketing Executive to join our successful team. Details The successful candidate will be required to: Plan and prioritise personal sales activities (such as visits, telephone calls, etc), effectively managing personal time, productivity and resources. Regularly update systems with information about prospective and actual…

There is plenty of research on what executives think of social media, and the types of resources available that helps them to stay current, and measure future trends.  One such research by the Creative Group found that executives turned to these resources:

Conferences or seminars (23%)

Networking events or Industry Association Meetings (18%)

Webinars or on-line training (17%)

Trade Publications (15%)

Twitter, Facebook or LinkedIn posts (14%)

Personal or Company Blogs (7%)

These executives are looking for insights from others who have used social media channels, especially regarding what does and does not work. Last time we talked about social media and networking and the broader benefits of opening up to its power and value.  In this feature we want to highlight some very specific strategies and tactics that can help to enhance your businesses engagement with an on-line community:

Enhance Peer-to-Peer interaction – by engaging with Facebook and LinkedIn event features to promote face-to-face meetings, where people can then use word-of-mouth to spread their experiences, and at the same time have opportunities to interact with company officials;

Helping Lead Generation – bring in additional third party applications to further enhance the interaction experience - thus keeping your existing customers happy, and encouraging new customers;

Bring Facebook and LinkedIn customers into your website – by enabling peer-to-peer interactions and providing a stimulating environment for them, taht both entertains and engages them mentally;

Participate in the dialog – don’t be afraid to participate in the on-line discussions.

Keep the conversation going - don't forget to keep it up

Ultimately from all the discussions and debates on-going on the on-line community forum, some call to action is required.  Try and get some consensus and work with people to develop options.  An on-line community that has no call to action, has no point