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Influencer marketing done right can drive all the traffic to your brand-spanking-new freshly-launched website

Biznology

Our universe of influencers spanned tier 1 A-list influencers all the way down to the most casual blogger, advocate, and social media dabbler. There was an immediate flood of visitors immediately following the hard launch–which coincidentally coincided with our micro-influencer marketing outreach. Quelle coincidence!

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What influencers want and expect from influencer marketing, according to creator relations master, Kristen Matthews

Biznology

What the client wants is a minimum of 550 words in all the posts her influencers write, because the client is smart and wants the search benefits of these reviews in addition to the buzz marketing effect these posts have on the influencer’s friends, followers, readers, watchers, lookers, Friends, and Subscribers. Grease That Palm!

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If you perform only to an empty house your show will close

Biznology

Not just new members, but passionate, enthusiastic, members who will do what you expected Facebook, Google+, and Twitter to do for you in the first place: create firestorms of buzz and word-of-mouth influence. Membership in your community is a later stage of the hearts-and-minds campaign in which you need to engage.

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Upgrade your lame agency website into your social media brand HQ

Biznology

Social media and its social networks may feel like a home to some of us, but they’re really just private public spaces, similar to coffee shops, the Politics & Prose reading area, or the conference or ballroom at the Rosslyn Marriott. At the end of the day, none of this is yours.

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How to find and win your first 10 B2B customers

Lenny's Newsletter

The next 40 came from a combination of friends, entrepreneurs, different people we met in the city, different finance teams, but also some level of cold or semi-cold outreach. Ro is very much this kind of way, where a relationship developed over time, multiple meetings, talking about the idea and how it would come to life.

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5 Key Characteristics Every Social Media Community Manager Should Have

Hubspot

2) Listens to the Buzz. A good community manager should listen to the buzz already online -- finding out what groups your target audience is joining on LinkedIn, for example, and who they’re following on Twitter. What are they talking about? 3) Grows the Network. It’s about dialogues, not monologues. 5) Joins the Conversation.

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How NOT to pitch a blog | Online Marketing Blog

Online Marketing Institute

Home About Resources Archives Subscribe Consulting Contact How NOT to pitch a blog 29 Comments | Posted by Lee Odden on Aug 29th, 2007 in Blog Marketing , Blogging , Online Marketing , Online PR In the past I’ve written about blogger relations offering tips on how marketers or PR professionals ought to present their story ideas to bloggers.