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Sysomos Shows You How to Turn Social Intelligence into Smart Crisis Prevention

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Sysomos Shows You How to Turn Social Intelligence into Smart Crisis Prevention
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[caption id="attachment_39868" align="alignleft" width="215"] Sysomos' latest tip sheet offers suggestions to help organizations prevent and effectively control public relations crises that can rapidly spread across social media channels.[/caption] Sysomos has released a new tip sheet offering useful insight and practical suggestions for preventing a social media crisis from occurring, as well as managing an impending crisis. The tip sheet, rich in examples, is the seventh in a series designed to help marketers leverage social media monitoring in their business. Other reports include Five Tips for Setting Measurable Social Media Goals; How to Get Social Media Influencers Talking about You; 8 Ways to Build Your Brand with Social Media; How to Generate Leads through the Social Web; 20 Social Media Resolutions and How to Accurately Track Your Social Media Buzz. Turn Social Intelligence into Smart Crisis Prevention advises to control a crisis by developing positive relationships with major influencers, fans and clients ahead of time; and warns that overreacting to a crisis can hurt a brand as much as can under-reacting. The tip sheet also shows you how to develop smart pre-prepared messages to speed response; and how to adapt them to each unique situation. A very important takeaway is that every company should have an updated, readily accessible social media crisis plan that represents each of its departments, because a crisis can range from an executive faux pas to poor customer service to a product malfunction.
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