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Recommended Reading – 7/9/15

Paul Gillin

Million Tweets Say About the Best Time to Tweet – Buffer Social. People have been arguing about the best time to send tweets practically since the dawn of Twitter. The most popular time to tweet and the best times to tweet for engagement differ across time zones, so it’s still important to experiment.

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15 Tips for Getting the Most From LinkedIn Groups

Paul Gillin

The best way to provoke discussion on LinkedIn is to ask questions. The Sales Best Practices group on LinkedIn has a different membership than the Construction Professionals group. Here are a couple from the Sales Best Practices group: Eat that Frog! Here are 15 of my favorite tips. Ask Questions. Avoid Repetition.

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Awareness E-Book Raises the Bar on Social Measurement

Paul Gillin

Awareness outlines five priorities that companies should define in becoming a best-in-class social marketer: Measure and Grow Social Reach. Practice SEO. The most successful of those are reporting direct correlations between social media marketing and sales, and they have certain practices in common. Manage Social Content.

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How to Read and Summarize a 20-Page Research Report in 20 Minutes

Paul Gillin

Takeaway – Useful information that tells how key points and important data can be put to practical use. Summary Trend – Attitudes, practices or behaviors that research has identified are common to a large number of people or organizations and that may indicate change in the market.

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Waiving Speaking Fee for Book Buyers

Paul Gillin

It’s the first book devoted exclusively to B2B social media , and the most comprehensive collection of best practices and case studies currently available in print.

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How to Get Salespeople Aboard the Social Media Train

Paul Gillin

Many salespeople see no upside in sharing information, which is a practice which is essential to building social capital. Ask for a blog entry on what they like best about sales, why they came to work for your company or 10 reasons to love the local football team. They’re short-term thinkers. Make it safe to express opinions.

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Direct Marketing Doesn’t Have to Suck

Paul Gillin

In the weeks leading up to the Direct Marketing Association annual conference in Boston this week, exhibitors were out strutting their best stuff. Last week I got two letters in the mail that appeared to be personally addressed to me in a feminine hand (right). Both turned out to be promotions for companies exhibiting at the conference.