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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | CONVERSIONATION MAY 22, 2011 Content Marketing: What Content People Share And Why They Do It The report also provides some interesting findings concerning the reasons why email is used so often to share content: it offers a possibility of saving and sorting content, as opposed to the more real-time nature of social networks such as Twitter. In decreasing order of importance, Chadwick Martin Bailey and iModerate Research Technologies found, people mostly share news about a family member or friends (81%), family pictures or video (80%), funny videos (63%), coupons/discount (54%) and news articles and blog posts (53%). Why do people share content? Thus context. | CONVERSIONATION JUNE 9, 2012  Defining Social Business: a Call for Clarity and Collaboration This morning I launched the idea of c reating a collaborative (e)Book on social business on Twitter, it seemed to interest people, despite the day and time. Dada for his article on MarketingProfs since, besides defining what he feels is a social business, he looks at how others have defined it as well. Yes, you are right: social business is a buzzword. Business is business. | | | | | |
| CONVERSIONATION AUGUST 10, 2011 Customer Satisfaction and Social Feedback: No One Cares About You A MediaPost article titled “Voice Of The Consumer Still In The Woods” earlier this year tackled a survey by MarketTools. Author Jack Loechner mainly looked at the social media aspect of the survey that found “94% of companies do not yet use social media channels such as Facebook and Twitter to gather customer feedback” in [.]. Customer engagement Customer experience Customer relationships Research business processes customer feedback customer satisfaction social feedback | |
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