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What’s your Social Media diet?

Buzz Marketing for Technology

A typical day starts at 6am with answering the new email that came in over night and then some morning reading in my RSS reader (see photo of this mornings Google Reader). Share this on Linkedin. I can say that life was a lot more chaotic before I found Google Reader (hat tip to Robert Scoble who turned me on to Google Reader).

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The Perfect Storm in Customer Service

Buzz Marketing for Technology

Share this on Linkedin. It pays to provide Support with Social Media In a recent Forrester Report on “Customer Experience Pays Off. Tags: Customer Support Interactive Marketing RSS Social Media Support. This is a special limited time offer for my readers as we wait for the book to be published at the end of April. Tweet This!

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The Top 3 Priorities for 2010 Marketing Budgets

Online Marketing Institute

Social Media – according to a study early this year by Forrester Research, 91% of technology b2b decision makers use social media in some form (blogs, video, customer reviews, social networking sites, Twitter, etc.). Share this on Facebook Share this on FriendFeed Share this on Linkedin Share this on del.icio.us Tweet This!

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Best of 2009: Social Media Marketing, Part 1

Webbiquity

In this short but useful post, Dave Fleet outlines the set of social media tools he finds most useful on a daily basis, such as Google Reader for keeping up with blogs, Twitter for real-time communications, Radian6 for social media monitoring, and LinkedIn for social networking. How to be a LinkedIn superstar by iMedia Connection.

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Social Media: Not Just for Kids – Arm Yourself for the C-Suite Discussion

B2B Marketing Savvy

LinkedIn: 43 million members; 13 million daily avg visits. Take your segment, your competitors, your alliance partners – do quick searches of Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, Flckr, other sites to compile a quick/easy (and compelling) snapshot for management review. YouTube Channel: 400+ videos posted •LinkedIn: Yes.

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The State of the Blogosphere 2010

Online Marketing Institute

Even with RSS, bloggers take to Twitter and Facebook to help create bridges between social and interest graphs to related content. Forrester estimates that 70% of social media users are simply consumers, those who search and consume the content available today…but never say anything in public about it.

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