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How to Stay On Track When Entering a New Market (and Avoid a Train Wreck)

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On June 28th, 2011 Google Plus was launched with great fanfare. Generally, the more difficult it is to differentiate a company from its competitors, the more capital is needed to achieve success (and the more likely a venture is to fail). Guest post by Nico Prins. Quality: Offering a better service or product than the competition.

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102 Compelling Social Media and Online Marketing Stats and Facts for 2012 (and 2013)

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While 47% felt somewhat good at social measurement in 2011, just 38% said the same in 2012. ” What’s interesting though is the differential is larges for very small companies (those with less than 10 employees), likely because larger companies make greater use of lead gen tactics like tradeshows, webinars and video.

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34 (of the) Best Google+ Tips, Tactics and Guides of 2011

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Mark Burgess explains how small business can build trust and creatively use circles on Google+ (“This insight [that people prefer to share specific information with specific groups of friends or followers] led to the creation of Google+ circles, a major differentiator between Google+ and Facebook.

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55 (of the) Best Social Media Tips, Tactics and Tools of 2010

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Now that social networks have global reach, account for a significant percentage of time spent online, and are increasingly being adopted as core marketing channels, Danny Flamberg says the next steps are about differentiation, quality, and accurately valuing brand advocates. Six Social Media Trends for 2011 by Harvard Business Review.

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How to Build the Ultimate Online Newsroom

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See the 2011 Online Newsroom Survey (PDF) from TekGroup for more guidance here. . • A search-friendly URL structure with “news&# included, e.g. news.company.com/section/pagename or company.com/news/section/pagename (where “section&# is the content type: news releases, bios, images etc.).