Paul Gillin

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B2B Blogging Excellence

Paul Gillin

I was privileged to moderate the BtoB magazine Social Media Awards Breakfast in New York this week. Process Experts was named Best Corporate Blog by BtoB magazine in 2010 and Cahill is now leading the company’s charge into Twitter and Facebook while institutionalizing best practices among all the Emerson Process Management divisions.

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Attack of the Customers Press Release

Paul Gillin

Paul is a columnist for BtoB magazine and a director of the Society for New Communications Research. Twitter: @pgillin. His four previous books about social media and online communities include The New Influencers, Secrets of Social Media Marketing, The Joy of Geocaching and Social Marketing to the Business Customer. 508-656-0734.

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Direct Marketing Doesn’t Have to Suck

Paul Gillin

With 9,400 Twitter followers, 1,200 LinkedIn connections and regular columns in BtoB magazine and The CMO Site , I can extend their reach at very little cost to them. With the exception of Gizmo, all the companies have something to sell. I may not buy from them, but I sure do help promote their wares. And I do, nearly every day.

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Facebook Can Work for B2B Marketers, But You Gotta Know the Rules

Paul Gillin

In a survey of marketers conducted by BtoB magazine last year , Facebook was ranked last in usefulness among the top five social networks, trailing blogs, LinkedIn, YouTube and Twitter, in that order. It uses apps for Twitter, YouTube, Flickr and Foursquare to pull its content from other social networks into Facebook.

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B2B Blogging Gets Publishing Discipline

Paul Gillin

I’ve spent some time over the last week judging the finalists in BtoB magazine’s annual social media awards. Blogs may be declining in importance in the consumer realm as Facebook and Twitter grow in popularity, but they are still the most valued social platforms for B2B marketers as evidenced by recent research (see p.

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As Business Goes Social, CIOs Sit on Sidelines

Paul Gillin

I entered the room late, but figured I could quickly catch up on the proceedings by checking the Twitter stream of attendees. BtoB magazine asked 375 marketers last year who was primarily responsible for social media within their companies. To my surprise, not a single tweet had been logged during the past hour. Playing pays off.