Three examples of companies that are doing well social media

While many companies use social media, only some do so that stand out from the crowd. Three companies are convincing and converting, Cree and San Chez Bistro. Read on to find out what they are doing well.

Convince and convert

Convince and convert, founded by Jay Baer is a social media strategy. Baer, author of The Revolution now know how to make a social website.

One only thing it does is put a link to all the comments at the top of each blog entry. This is a great example of social proof, as readers can see how many people have already commented on the post before even reading it. The most likely also going to read and comment on the post.

Jay also provides people with a lot of ways to share content by placing social action buttons at the top and bottom of each post.

Another of the key things to consider Baer is not your audience. Since your audience consists of business, said an action button to your site LinkedIn as well, resulting in increased traffic LinkedIn.

Cree

Cree, a company with the environment, sells energy efficient LED lighting to other businesses such as grocery stores. Although industrial lighting can not be perceived as socially intelligent, thought does a great job with social media.

One thing I do not believe in your website to do fun things for your clients is give them the opportunity to share the photos that show the horrible lighting.

Cree website is content rich, flashy articles with titles like: "What happens if a baby has a bulb you think?" Great content is a way to keep an audience happy.

As a way to build community, Cree offers all customers an identification card that can display put on your business website that says, "Take the pledge. I joined the revolution in LED lighting."

And, of course, we have included social networking buttons as Facebook and Twitter as the box and buttons on its website YouTube.

San Chez Bistro

Located in Grand Rapids, Michigan, San Chez Bistro is a tapas restaurant and a restaurant. This trendy restaurant not only allows but also encourages its customers to book a seat in the restaurant using Twitter. They call it "Tweet-Ahead seats. "So customers do not have to wonder if their names were placed on a waiting list, tweets back online host to let them know they've been added to the list.

The popular use of smartphones San Chez allows to reach a greater number of potential customers through a quick and easy. The combination of smartphones, local marketing and social media led to a very successful marketing campaign online.

Above all this, San Chez Bistro allows people to see through Foursquare, which is fun for customers and offers great exposure for the restaurant.