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Think Like a Television Network to Create a Winning Social Media Strategy

Convince & Convert

From a marketing perspective, there is no such thing as “social media.” ” It’s nearly pointless to think of social media as one thing, because the audiences, use cases, technology, algorithms, optimal cadences and other characteristics of each social platform continue to diverge.

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The implications for PR if Twitter goes away

Biznology

The reports of Twitter’s death have been greatly exaggerated — but what if they’re not? Personally, I feel like PR people might be happy when Twitter finally gives up its ghost or falls into disuse. The truth is, everyone does advertising better than Twitter.

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Best Practices for Twitter Hashtags with Case Studies

ClearVoice

As a freelancer or client manager, you have clear intentions for your social media presence. While social media is one of the most effective marketing mediums for gaining, retaining, and converting your audience, hashtags are the key to organic growth. Have you ever wondered, “who started using hashtags for social media?”

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Why Twitter is Not Your Bae

Convince & Convert

There’s even an awesome Twitter account @BrandsSayingBae that chronicles corporations trying to get jiggy wit it on Twitter. The real issue I have is brands using that kind of language on Twitter. Twitter is the bluntest object in the social toolbox. Sprout Social Shoutout.

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New Research Shows Twitter Boosts TV Ratings (sometimes)

Convince & Convert

In another bandwidth-deficient edition of The Baer Facts, I talk with Kyle Lacy of ExactTarget about new research from Nielsen that shows tweets causing actual increases in television ratings. Is Social TV Overrated? I’ve been a skeptic of the relationship between Twitter chatter and TV ratings for a long time.

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B2B vs. B2C Influencer Marketing: Platforms, Practices, and Packaging

Webbiquity

I think and talk and work a lot on the “big four” of the social networking world: Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, and YouTube. In your view, what social networks beyond those big four should B2B marketers be paying attention to, if any? Now you’ve got “social media 2.0,” which tends to be more community-oriented.

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4 Ways the Twitter You Know is Changing Forever

Convince & Convert

Twitter is on its way to becoming something entirely different. This isn’t a new phenomenon, as Twitter’s first incarnation as short form narcissism gave more than a kernel of truth to the old complaint among non-users that “they didn’t want to know what people had for lunch.” Twitter as a Ratings Service.

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