For a Blog:
Launch a blog from the ground-up, outsource all content creation (including customer interaction) – $3,000-$6,000 a month
Launch a blog from the ground-up, outsource all content creation at first, eventually take over – $3,000-$6,000 a month for 3-6 months
Limited coaching to improve your existing blogging efforts – $1,500-$4,000 a month for 3-6 months
For Twitter:
Launch a new presence on Twitter and outsource all content creation at first, gradually taking over – $2,000-$5,000 a month for 3-6 months
Restructure an existing Twitter presence to improve your efforts – $1,500-$4,000 a month for 3-6 months
For a Facebook fan page:
Launch a Facebook Fan Page from the ground-up, outsourcing all content creation and customer interactions – $3,000-$6,000 a month
Please check the source link below:
http://mackcollier.com/so-how-much-will-a-social-media-strategy-cost
http://mackcollier.com/so-how-much-will-a-social-media-strategy-cost
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In Australia we would say
ReplyDelete"kick it me, kick it me"
Hard work, common sense, a practical knowledge of computers, standard courtesy and a belief in their product or company...these are surely 'internal things' and not 'externally sourced' commodities
Mike
Agree.
ReplyDeleteFrom Twitter:
ReplyDelete@doctorwes: I could quit my day job 4 that!>RT @DrVes: Are organizations really paying this much to outsource social media? http://goo.gl/fb/WhO0
The funny thing about my posting those prices is that there has been two responses:
ReplyDelete1 - Your prices are way too high
2 - Your prices are way too low
Interestingly, #2 is mostly coming from fellow agencies, consultants, and companies that have hired others to perform social media work for them. Not sure if that's a good or bad thing.