As a firm believer that there are very few businesses or organizations who couldn’t benefit from social media marketing, social media batting practice is both a place to test that notion and share ideas with other about how they think social media marketing would work in various scenarios.

In the same way that batting practice for baseball players provides an opportunity for them to improve their hitting skills, social media batting practice should benefit people who want to see what other social media marketers would do when presented with a scenario.

To participate in social media batting practice you need to either be a pitcher or batter. Pitchers submit the scenarios and batters (usually social media marketers) respond to the scenarios with some ideas of what they would propose if the business or organization were an actual client of theirs.

If you want to pitch or hit send an email to Bill Seaver (Bill@MicroExplosion.com).

Here’s a list of the social media batting practice hits so far…

John W. Ellis on Three tips for a fly fishing instructor.

Lynn Terry on Five strategies for a local music venue.

Dave Delaney on Five tips for a pediatrician.