Why use a specialist social agency?
Lots of companies now have a social media strategy, or are currently thinking about formulating one. Getting it right can be easy, but it’s easier to get wrong.
The key is to align your objectives with your other marketing efforts and your business as a whole. Social policies, campaigns and strategies can achieve fantastic
success if you apply the right level of expert input at the right time. From staging a workshop to define your strategy, to restructuring your customer service,
to designing a social game to boost engagement rates, our specialist teams in London and Glasgow are well placed to help. The social landscape changes fast.
Your other agencies might profess some expertise but Yomego lives and breathes social. Our full-time Research & Insight, Monitoring, Community Management,
Social Build and Activation teams will work with you to harness the full potential of social channels.
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Fri, 11 May 2012 14:55
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Yomego Social
In case you missed it this week, we'd just like to point you in the direction of Marketing magazine, pages 22 and 23...This week's issue of Marketing, being read excitedly over lunch by @claire_foss...where you'll find a comprehensive look at how the top 10 mobile handsets are doing in social media, produced by Yomego. We've scored each of the handsets using our proprietary SMR system and seen who comes out on top and why - and the answers might surprise you.If you want to take a look online, head over here for more - and if you want more information on any of this, just get in touch and we'll be happy to help.
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Thu, 10 May 2012 13:32
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Yomego Social
BrewDog’s Twitter bio states it is a brand which pushes limits and challenges conventions with award winning craft beer. Unfortunately it didn’t add another award to its shelf at the 2012 BII Scotland Annual Awards, held in Glasgow on Sunday 6th May. The BrewDog team arrived for the night with high expectations. This was helped along by the fact they were sat at the same table as a number of judges, who might have let it slip that they were set to win the ‘Bar Operator of the Year Award’. It was then that things took an interesting twist.
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Thu, 10 May 2012 09:39
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Yomego Social
Over the past few days a golfer and a singer used social to offer fans exclusive video content like never before.First up, Tiger Woods took to social to answer to his fans with a 14 minute Q&A video. After taking answers to questions submitted on Twitter and Facebook, the resulting video was posted to his personal website ahead of the Wells Fargo Championship in North Carolina.This intuitive approach meant Tiger could choose relevant questions and plan an answer to each. This meant he could avoid any criticism following the Masters and speak directly to fans.
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