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A Word of Mouth Campaign for Clean Drinking Water

Paul Gillin

Next week’s Supergenius conference in New York, organized by GasPedal and word-of-mouth pioneer Andy Sernovitz, promises to be a fantastic event, at least if last December’s inaugural conference was any indication.

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Are Exclusives a Good Idea? In a Word: No

Paul Gillin

Should you give exclusives to journalists? My advice on this has always been unequivocal: No. Exclusives are a bad deal for you in the long-term and make no difference to the audience you’re trying to reach.

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A Content Marketing Gem from Marketo

Paul Gillin

There’s a crossword, connect-the-dots, Mad Libs, a comic book, word search, a word jumble and all the standard fun-book activities, but the marketing them runs throughout and the content is highly relevant to professional marketers.

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Gems from Godin

Paul Gillin

Quotes are more or less word-for-word. Organizations must connect with their constituents individually or they’ll be ignored. A person’s value is defined by his or her platform, which is a function of connections. Unquoted comments are paraphrased. ” This promotes mediocrity.

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How to Change a Saved Twitter Stream to Chronological Order

Paul Gillin

Using Word, the only way to change the order to chronological is by methodically cutting and pasting posts into a new document. With text still selected, choose TextFX|TextFX Tools|Delete Line Numbers or First Word. I’ve discovered a way to automate this conversion using one of my favorite tools: the open source Notepad++.

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This Brand Ambassador Program Goes Against the Grain

Paul Gillin

Boston-based BzzAgent is a word-of-mouth marketing agency whose customer list would turn any ad agency executive green. BzzAgent has a database of hundreds of thousands of consumers whom it activates to spread the word about products from the company’s clients. For most people, Dave says, that’s payment enough.

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Gordon Gekko is So Last Century

Paul Gillin

In other words, emerging countries are leveraging all their workforce resources to beat us. Comment: In other words, the developed world still has an old-media mindset whereas people in emerging markets have never had old media. Naturally, there’s data on collaboration and social media.