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15 Actionable Takeaways From Social Media Marketing World 2013

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In case you weren’t able to attend Social Media Marketing World this year, I’ve just found this fantastic breakdown of key takeaways from the event: #1: Prepare for Social Displacement. Online disruption will most certainly happen due to social media. 4: Optimize Your Social Channels and Get More Leads.

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The Future of Social Media: My 2014 Prediction

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Getting results will dominate social marketing. This will mean turning “engagement” into lead generation and an investment in social selling. B2B companies will invest 80% of their effort on blogging, LinkedIn and Twitter, and largely ignore Facebook, G+, Pinterest and others. Because that’s where they will see results.

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100 Fascinating Social Media Statistics and Figures From 2012

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We recently ran across this Huffington Post article featuring a great compilation of stats from 2012 that are worth taking a look at, especially as you plan for your 2013 social media campaigns. Facebook monthly active users now total nearly 850 million . Here is just a sampling: Websites using the +1 button generate 3.5x

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Why Is No One Paying Attention to My Content on Social Media?

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If you want to get ahead in today’s over-saturated market, the answer is social amplification. What is social amplification? Amplification is definitely the latest social media marketing buzzword, but what does it actually mean? In fact, 77 percent of Facebook pages found their widest audience through promoted posts.

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4 Reasons Why Google+ is a Killer B2B Social Media Platform

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My following post was recently featured on Social Media B2B: Most of our B2B clients have staked a claim on Google+, but they don’t invest in it. They invest in Facebook and Twitter and (more and more) in LinkedIn. That’s true on other social networks, of course, but what’s different is how you can then interact with them.

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Think Before Ignoring These 15 Digital Marketing Trends

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Facebook for video: . In the first quarter of 2015, #Facebook averaged 4 billion views per day #videomarketing Click To Tweet. Social commerce: . Marketers spend on facebook: . 53% of marketers want to increase #Facebook advertising spend in the coming year #marketingtips Click To Tweet. Social media: .

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The Who, What, Why & How of Sharing Information [Infographic]

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They share informative content via social networks as well as by email. They are empowered by social media and tend to use both Twitter and Facebook. Connectors: These sharers are creative, relaxed, thoughtful and use social media as a tool to organize their social lives offline. We all share for different REASONS.

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