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Social Media ROI = Tim Davies Suggests Comparing With Paper-Based Outreach


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Tim Davies in the UK writes Tim's Blog and we share lots of cross overs in our topic interests.  (One series of posts that he did that I love are his one-page guides like this one about wikis.)  He tweeted this morning about some quick reflections on social media ROI: To know ROI of social media compare to paper base outreach.

Printing 1000 leaflets doesn't mean 1000 leaflets get read.

But leaflets don't report back how many people have read it.

A blog post does.

Read the full post here:

Tim,  I'd love to see the case study you describe in your post!

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Hi Beth, we're at it again - doing our stuff in the open with a co-creation site at ruralnet|online - I've already referenced lots of your (great) stuff in our attempts to work out where are services are at and what people want (and my personal bugbear measuring stuff) - join in or twitter from afar.

PS I also connected up with Tim Davies today - small world!

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