How to Match 10 Key Success Metrics to Your Blogging Strategy.
Convince & Convert
MARCH 4, 2010
Yet, in much of my social media consulting work corporate blog owners are invariably most interested in total visits and RSS subscribers.
Convince & Convert
MARCH 4, 2010
Yet, in much of my social media consulting work corporate blog owners are invariably most interested in total visits and RSS subscribers.
Convince & Convert
MARCH 23, 2010
Also, while I think it’s somewhat less likely that a first-time visitor will tweet or Digg or Stumble your work (I’d love to see a study on that), you should make that process as easy as possible as well.
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Convince & Convert
SEPTEMBER 21, 2010
[link] Develop a Social Media Strategy in 7 Steps | Social Media Marketing | Social Media Consulting – Convince & Convert « Netcrema – creme de la social news via digg + delicious + stumpleupon + reddit [.]
Convince & Convert
JUNE 15, 2010
Have you added the ability for email recipients to share content on Twitter, Facebook, Digg and elsewhere? This is a social address book, and social CRM application at each extreme. It is a paid feature, you buy credits and can do emails one at a time selectively.
Convince & Convert
SEPTEMBER 21, 2010
Jason Baer Yvonne - Interesting point about the expense of social media compared to other digital or traditional marketing tactics. I agree that even with the significant labor involved in legit social media, it can be less expensive than media buy-driven tactics. But, I’m not sure that’s a good comparison.
B2B Marketing Zone Posts
NOVEMBER 2, 2010
To succeed in social media, set aside your marketing plan , October 31, 2010 Forget your marketing PLAN? 0160; Brian Solis , a thought leader on social media and author of Engage! And if you’re a CRM user, you’re almost certainly hearing about Social CRM, the hottest new craze in that 20-year-old field.
Convince & Convert
MARCH 9, 2010
Focusing on engagement outside the big eyeball catching networks, it's the old marketing/sales issue: Do you go after your biggest 3 customer groups who buy 40% of your product, or do you ALSO seek out those little gems that may only make up 3% of your customer base but account for 2-3 times that in terms of sales.
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