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Biznology
FEBRUARY 10, 2015
While reddit and Wikipedia are probably two of the most influential and powerful media platforms online today, they’re also the most intimidating because so many of us in the PR and marketing world have been not only burned but sent home tarred and feathers, never to go anywhere close to either of these sites ever again.
Biznology
FEBRUARY 8, 2013
Photo credit: Wikipedia. Altavista, Geocities, AOL, Google, Amazon, WordPress, eBay, Hotmail, Wikipedia, MySpace, Flickr, Delicious, YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, Quora, Pinterest all had their days of glory. In the meantime, this is what happened to Wikipedia: Wikipedia Growth – Source. Why does that happen?
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Biznology
MAY 29, 2013
Photo credit: Wikipedia. “If This is a classic content marketing play, whereby you provide libraries of case studies, research reports, presentations, archived webinars, blog posts, how-to videos, and all manner of information intended to help visitors learn, and to present yourself as their trusted partner in that task.
Biznology
MARCH 5, 2012
Image via Wikipedia. There’s also an argument to be made that in the consumer Internet, knowledge is also handled efficiently: sites like WordPress, Google, Wikipedia, Facebook, Twitter, Quora and Pinterest provide magnificent mechanisms to capture, filter/curate and distribute knowledge efficiently.
Hubspot
MAY 24, 2017
This refers to the content that your organization has 100% control over, including your company's official website, company blogs, and your official social media pages. Though there are many advantages to having complete control over your content, it doesn't always work well to build trust with your audience because it isn't "peer reviewed".
Tony Zambito
JUNE 1, 2011
Image via Wikipedia. Areas such as peer-to-peer social networking, community memberships, subscribing to blogs, and following on Twitter or Facebook are loaded with differentiating perceptions, attitudes, beliefs, aspirations, goals, and one’s own self-determination. Behavioral Listening.
Chris Koch
JUNE 25, 2010
Image via Wikipedia. But can I do it on my blog? Research has shown that even in lively online communities, only 10% actively contribute, and about 1-2% actively become leaders of topics and post new threads. What if you wind up looking like an idiot in front of your peers and embarrassing yourself and your company?
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