IndustrieTreff - Are You Missing the TRUST Factor in Social Selling?

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Are You Missing the TRUST Factor in Social Selling?

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Many have jumped on the bandwagon; leveraging social media stations to broadcast updates and news about their company and while most business organizations have welcomed Social Media with open arms, many don't create what I call the TRUST factor. It is becoming more and more difficult for businesses to cut through the clutter of information posted on social media stations and emerge as a trusted provider of valuable tips, ideas and other content which gets.

(industrietreff) - Many have jumped on the bandwagon; leveraging social media stations to broadcast updates and news about their company and while most business organizations have welcomed Social Media with open arms, many don''t create what I call the TRUST factor. It is becoming more and more difficult for businesses to cut through the clutter of information posted on social media stations and emerge as a trusted provider of valuable tips, ideas and other content which gets.


Buyers in the market of today''s have a lot less trust in advertisements and company messaging, relying rather on feedback and reviews left on the social media pages of the company''s. The message to businesses is clear. Buyers are future promoters of your business. Societal is not a station for projecting a faceless corporation that is cold. Attest they care about the customer and their success and organizations have to project their authentic selves.


The question you could ask is, what I am talking about by TRUST in a social selling circumstance and how can it be created among prospects increasingly selective about who they can trust? The response for this question lies in understanding what TRUST truly means and how it can be applied in a social selling circumstance.


TRANSPARENCY: From my experience, most visitors in seconds will determine whether or not they would like to engage with an individual or click off, never to go back and to your LinkedIn profile have a small attention span. It''s all about them and their accomplishments. In many profiles, what would-be clients and Joint Venture Associates are seeking isn''t obvious.


The things they would like to understand is exactly what the person stands for and what problems they solve for others.


Clarity in communicating can also be critical in creating trust in the social selling process. It''s important to clearly communicate strengths and limits, when communicating with other members. People will be trusted by prospects a lot more if they are honest and open. If somebody ''s area of specialization is web design, for example it''s not right to fake being an expert in developing apps.






RELATIONSHIP: Publishing valuable posts others comment on and read is simply facets of being seen as an influencer on LinkedIn. Equally significant is demonstrating a dedication to developing relationships with existing connections by sharing these posts with other members or commenting on them and seeking out their LinkedIn posts. Questioning other members about the challenges they are facing within their business, sharing articles, videos or other advice that might help them in their company will get them feeling they are being cared for.


SINGULARITY: It''s been proven in company that distinction is the best technique for success whether on the internet or offline. It''s also why the phrase "Unique Selling Proposition (USP)" remains a principle on which successful businesses are developed.


In the time of information overload presenting information so it is easily used up and understood and including a distinctive twist to information that is available is what increases the probability of the information enjoyed and being shared. With a mix of text, video and infographics makes posts visually appealing and interesting. This also helps in breaking up the monotony of dreary and dreary text that is unappealing.


I''d like to give you a word of warning, when presenting nothing turns off a viewer quicker than information that is complicated and difficult to know. In case the subject is complicated it always helps you to break it down into some posts instead of one long chunk of content.


STRATEGY: Just like any advertising initiative, building trust on social media stations takes effort and time. A strategic approach instead of a tactical approach is required to make sure set targets are satisfied. In the absence of measurement tools and targets to monitor effects created through social media activity, the results will likely be unsatisfactory and all social media related activity a whole waste of time.


TIME: It''s frequently said that successful people happen to be in the right time together with the correct product or service in the right spot. This principle is not false on LinkedIn also. Creating posts around issues of topical interest frequently result in shares and more viewpoints. For example, accountants can post tax saving tips close to the finish of the financial year. Using a little effort even news headlines can be used while making a place on an unrelated subject, to draw an analogy.


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