Should I add follow my followers in a company page on G+ ?
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Hi All,
On one hand, if I follow them they are happy and receive a notice that they are being followed and will probably be more agile to plus my writings.
On the other, it is unreasonable for me to follow everyone... and I think that as a brand I should watch very carefully who I follow.
Thanks
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The most important factor to social media for a business is the ability to listen.
If you are not following your target market then you rob this chance from yourself. I made an infographic on social media cycle, all be it a very simple one, it is to the point. Social Media Infographic is here
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