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Buzz Marketing for Technology
DECEMBER 15, 2009
Around this time last year I wrote about some Predictions for 2009 and while I would say 8 out of 10 have already materialized and the other 2 are on their way, it has become clear that this year was the year we past the point of no return on Social Media. I predict you will see Facebook surpass Google by Valentines day 2010.
Webbiquity
JANUARY 12, 2011
We’ve seen these before—meaningless, over-used goobledygook buzzwords in press releases—but here Adam Sherk provides an updated list for 2010, topped by “leading,&# “unique,&# “solution&# and “innovator&# and proceeding through “customer-centric,&# “outside the box&# and “peak performance.&#
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Webbiquity
FEBRUARY 1, 2010
Social media marketing activity exploded in 2009, and so did coverage of these practices. So in case you missed any of these, here are almost 100 of the best blog posts and articles covering social media strategy and tactics, measurement, monitoring, research, pitfalls to avoid, policies, tools and more from 2009. Chris Aarons.
Online Marketing Institute
NOVEMBER 1, 2010
Reviewing the prior survey's results published in April 2009 , I expected that the economy -- and burgeoning interest in social media -- would accelerate the shift toward digital channels throughout 2009 to an unprecedented degree. More than half of respondents (55%) said they use Twitter for marketing purposes.
Convince & Convert
MARCH 4, 2010
Blogging for Community These blogs seek to guild a consistent readership that interact with the blogger(s) and advocate on behalf of the content on other social outposts. We see blogging both as community building and as a function of being a web based business.
Online Marketing Institute
JANUARY 4, 2011
Take each post and post it on the New Digg (20 million visitors a month), it is quick and easy to do and will take you only a minute or two (it involves copying the URL and pasting it to Digg, add the headline and choose the section then hit 62. Jeremy 2010 December 2 at 6:32 am Hey Jeff, I saw your post on Twitter about this article.
Convince & Convert
MARCH 23, 2010
Also, while I think it’s somewhat less likely that a first-time visitor will tweet or Digg or Stumble your work (I’d love to see a study on that), you should make that process as easy as possible as well. At first, you knew everyone at the party. And many of us in the social media space are guilty of that particular sin.
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