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How to Help Your Employees Become Influencers

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May be very active on social networks that would be considered more personal e.g. Facebook and Instagram. • No social posts on topics that drive advocacy for the brand. • No social engagement with other employees. • Audience size: Up to 1,000 online (LinkedIn and Twitter combined). Do not have much of an online presence.

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Interview with ?Nikhil Jain

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Besides all these, I love to play Dota and interact with passionate people. I started from small gigs like facebook post sharing, social media account setup and management as a Campus Ambassador at Nurture Talent Academy and thus ending up with a paid internship with the same company. I am also a business advisor at Oistay.com.

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Interview with Mari Smith

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Mari Smith – Facebook Marketing Expert | Social Media Influencer | Speaker | Author. Key Topics: Facebook Marketing & Advertising, Social Media Marketing, Influencer Marketing. She is a Forbes’ top Social Media Power Influencer, author of The New Relationship Marketing and coauthor of Facebook Marketing: An Hour A Day.

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Interview with Ann Handley

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I wanted an audience—someone to interact with. I craved community, comments, Twitter, Facebook (even if social media hadn’t happened yet!). When I was 8 years old, I wrote in my diary that I wanted to be a “writter.” But even then I thought my diary was boring. The Internet hadn’t happened yet, either.

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5 Top Tips to Get Your Senior Execs on Social Media

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According to a study by fortune.com, of the 39% of CEOs who are active on social networks, no one is active “on all six networks”—defined by the study as Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus, Instagram, LinkedIn, and YouTube. The more active they become, the quicker they’ll experience social success e.g. their network interacting with them.

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Social Selling 2016: Top 100 Influencers and Brands

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Social selling is the process of developing relationships as part of the sales process, this mostly takes place on social networks such as LinkedIn, Twitter and Facebook but can also take place offline at networking events and conferences. According to research from Social Centered Selling and A Sales Guy Consulting, 72.6%

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PR 2015: Top 100 Influencers & Brands

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Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, Google +, Tumblr, the list is truly endless in 2015. FK Interactive. Things truly changed when social media appeared in the early 2000’s (remember Friendster?). In 2003, LinkedIn launched with a more serious approach to social networking for professionals. PRIANational. PR Institute of Aus.

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