Chapter 2's summary and inspiration

 When I finished reading this chapter, I felt that the existence of the Internet really helped social media marketing a lot, and that it also gave software developers and users a better grasp of the future trends of social media marketing.

In many cases, the use of media communication power, just like jujitsu, needs to be soft to overcome the rigid, blindly collision does not necessarily bring good results.

In this chapter, it knows that we analyze the data of bloggers and audiences from the aspects of blog content, interaction between bloggers and fans, open resources on various platforms, number and ranking of platforms, etc. For the most part, blogs have the highest levels of traffic and interaction in Asian countries like Japan and South Korea, followed by North America and finally Europe.

At the end of the chapter, the author also analyzes two successful cases of social networking platforms.

From my perspective, for social media marketing, in order to spread a thing, pictures, videos and so on, we must target the audience precisely, as the saying goes: know your enemy and know yourself. After that, we can implement marketing through a series of means, such as: attractive title, labels, hobbies and so on. For a social media platform, to be sustainable and successful, it must learn to analyze the trends of bloggers and audiences, create more interesting projects or small programs, and cater to people's chattering interests.

The above is my summary of the chapters, as well as some of my own ideas. If there is any deficiency, please interact with me as soon as possible.

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