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User-Generated Content: How to Use It for Good and Avoid a PR Crisis

Contently

One example of a tried and true UGC campaign that effectively built trust is the #LikeAGirl campaign by Always , a brand of feminine hygiene products. The campaign was informative, inspiring, and relatable to the audience. The song became a classic example of how UGC can have a major impact on a brand’s reputation and awareness.

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Influencer Marketing: What is it and Why Should You be Doing it?

Onalytica B2B

Examples of this are influencer marketing strategies inclusive of paying celebrities for product placements or to endorse or sponsor products. Word-of-mouth, social influence, PR and Public Affairs are highly relevant to the way we should be approaching influencer marketing. Why should you be doing it?

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4 Social Media Methods for Generating Word of Mouth

Hubspot

Want to use social media to generate word of mouth? billion coupons in 2009, a 27% increase from the year before). Take Post Secret , for example. Information and knowledge can be the basis for incredible chatter. Want to get people talking? Bacon and eggs. Free used to be a brand cheapener.

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Social Media Marketing Terms You Need to Know

ClearVoice

An example: If you have an ad that includes a link that was clicked 15 times, and you had 1200 impressions, your click-through rate would be 1.25%. An example: If you received 25 engagements on an Instagram post, and you have 500 followers, your engagement rate calculation is 25/500*100= 5%.

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8 Books Every Content Marketing Manager Should Read At Least Once

DivvyHQ

What “Content Strategy for the Web” is about in 50 words or fewer. The 2009 edition was widely acclaimed by content strategists everywhere. With their 2nd edition, Kristina Halvorson and Melissa Rach add new insights and examples to crystallize the rationale behind their advice. Content Strategy for the Web (2nd Edition).

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The CMO’s Guide to Chinese Social Media Marketing

Content Standard

Put up by the Chinese government, the firewall controls the information to which the population has access. It’s also the reason why internet giants like Google and Facebook aren’t in China—they advocate free access to information, and don’t allow monitoring of user behavior. Image attribution: Tim Gouw.

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PowerViews with Dave Munn: The Transformed Marketing Organization

ViewPoint

and notes how transformation has been driven by marketing budgets reaching new lows in 2009 and 2010: “Marketing, rather than just trying to do more with less, had to do something differently and had to transform.”. For example, they need to spot market opportunities like places where a company can expand.