Book
“If negativity really is the biggest problem, it’s also the biggest opportunity by default.”
Might also say that some try to ignore or avoid it, but you can’t get away. The book defines Unsocial Media and talks about how certain situations can affect your business, like negative reviews or posts about your product or service, or the loss of energy in your workforce if things get out of hand. I’d like to connect you with your fears and make you aware of the fact that you feel frozen, almost powerless to post anything that boosts the company while you’re dealing with unsocial media. It’s not going away. It runs you down and steals your energy and momentum.
“Like any other problem in life, Unsocial Media is nothing more than a challenge to overcome.”
We might want to change the wording up. You will be able to manage your social media feed with confidence after reading the book. You’ll have the same confidence in your social media management skills as you have with your core business. All the time, no matter what happens.
“But wait. That’s not the best part…”
How you can learn to leverage social media’s unique strengths to literally charge your audience up about your product, service, or business. But learning to do this is only possible once you have learned to cut yourself free from all the stress, drama, and negativity that shows up online all the time these days.
This book is for people who are good at running their business but aren’t confident using social media to communicate with their clients, customers, fans, or employees. They know that their target audience is on social media, but they aren’t comfortable because if all the negativity and the potential for damaging negative feedback. They might not fully believe in social media as an effective marketing tool, but they’re willing to take a look and they’re open to ideas. They’re excited about the thought of charging up their audience about their product, service, or business.
Business owners, CEOs, social media managers, entrepreneurs, bloggers, customer service representatives, corporate managers, public relations professionals, or anyone in business who has to deal with people online.
