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Why Guess? Ask a Virtual Focus Group

STRUGGLING FOR interesting new content for your social media feed? Why not ask your followers what they want to see?

Andy Malis, president and founder of MGH, an integrated marketing agency that’s worked with dozens of jewelry stores, says that your Facebook feed doesn’t always have to be one-way (you giving information or images, and followers commenting). If you’ve narrowed a particular business decision down to a couple of options, why not ask them for the answer?

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For example, you could ask which designer they’d rather see at a trunk show. Or even which new line they’d like you to add to your inventory. You can show them two or three options and take votes. You could wind up with information that’s more valuable than you could have possibly predicted.

Trace Shelton

Trace Shelton is the editor-in-chief of INSTORE magazine. He can be reached at trace@smartworkmedia.com.

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