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Nugget 5 #cost #ROI

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Nugget  5

#cost #ROI

Most frequently asked question now is 

"Whats the cost and ROI?" In all this influencer branding and marketing that you are "nuggeting" about?

Thank god atleast they reached the question. 

The first essential part we have  to define is what we are looking for (i know it's ultimately the bookings) 

 Is it

1. Web traffic 

2. Branding

3. Participation in a particular contest/offer

4. Lead

5.......

6.....

So on

The key here is,we have the freedom and power to define what we exactly want and where we want to take it to.

It can be an objective that you want a 50000 twitter follower where you build your influence and create a strong network to propagate your brand.

It can be an objective that your project fb /youtube page is visited by thousands to upload their video that will be showcased by your company and have an award of some sort.

And 

So on


The straight answer to it 

"Cost and ROI will be completely defined and depends on what we are exactly looking for."Sorry , that's the raw and true answer.And that is why, not everyone is doing it!

Just before leaving

The influencer marketing , may lead to anything from a interested investor to an amazing JV opportunity , from a huge media coverage free of cost to a bulk booking opportunity.

Who knows?

Discovering !

Setting the sail and watching his compass is  what let Columbus to America. The greatest real estate venture in the history of mankind.


Keep your sail up

find your wind and 

eyes on your compass( analytics)

Advit


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