Biznology
DECEMBER 12, 2011
Image via Wikipedia. As social media has (somewhat) matured, an interesting culture has grown up around the idea of editing social media content. And for reasons that I don’t understand, it isn’t one culture–it seems as though every kind of social media has developed its own culture around editing content.
Biznology
JANUARY 8, 2014
(Photo credit: Wikipedia). To succeed, organizations need to transform themselves so that social networking, collaboration, and transparency are part of the fabric of the organization. They need to evolve to be social businesses.
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Biznology
JULY 16, 2012
Photo credit: Wikipedia. We all hear success stories about organizations that have developed social media marketing strategies, deployed social media tactics and reinvigorated brands and client relationships. We applaud these efforts, cite them as case studies and continue to preach the gospel of social media.
Hubspot
APRIL 6, 2018
The latest of those changes came today, when it announced that more changes would be made to the transparency of all ads on its site, and not just political ones. That's slated to include such information as any "official" Wikipedia entry on the publisher of the story, in addition to related articles on the same topic.
Tony Zambito
APRIL 14, 2011
Image via Wikipedia. This decade, we are beginning to see the continuing impact of the advent of the digital and social age and the robust evolution of the new buyer experience economy. Without a doubt, yet to be discovered new digital and social technologies will introduce new buyer behaviors and social buying dynamics.
Exo B2B
MAY 16, 2018
Some fake companies and agencies, or improvised experts and fake social accounts are always trying to make a “quick buck” Or, as explained on Wikipedia (shown below), the race for competitiveness is sometimes the culprit, as seen in the case of Volkswagen. How do you sort out the Big Data of content marketing?
Biznology
JULY 24, 2013
Photo credit: Wikipedia. At the same time, devices like the nest® intelligent thermostat record when we are not at home, while we publicize to the word through social networks where we are – and our smart phones tag us like wildlife. Like it or not, the experience of and the expectations for privacy has changed.
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