The reach-to-headcount ratio
A social media manager is one person. Even the best manager can only do so much on one account. A managed content network gives you fifty times the reach. You are essentially building a media machine. Why limit your growth by hiring a single human? Use the network to get your app in front of thousands of people daily. This is the scale you need to hit your growth targets.
Focusing on your true work
You should be focused on strategy and high-level marketing, not managing a social media person. With a managed content network, the daily logistics are taken care of by the provider, like TIDE. You only need to provide the demo content and review the data. It's a much more efficient workflow for you and your team. You get better results with less management.
Proving pipeline impact
It is difficult to track the exact pipeline contribution of one social media person. It is very easy to track the traffic and conversions from a managed content network. You have a clear path from a video being posted to a user downloading your app. This makes your reports to the CEO and the team much stronger. You have data, not just stories.
Scalable growth
The app market is fast. You need a solution that scales at the same speed. A network can grow as fast as you want it to. A team takes time to hire and train. By the time you get a new person up to speed, you could have already grown your network twice over. Don't wait. Use the tools that give you immediate results.
Build your social reach through a managed content network to get more results and less management overhead.
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Follow-up questions
Is a manager needed for brand?
No, your brand comes from your product and the content you create. The network just amplifies that.
What happens if we already have a manager?
You can shift their focus to other areas like customer research or product marketing, and let the network handle the distribution.
How does the network handle different app features?
You provide the content for each feature, and the network cycles it all, showing different users different parts of your app.