A lot of experts tell us that there are secrets to being successful. Come to think of it, these are not secrets. See for yourselves!
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The biggest secrets to social media and branding success?
Posted by cendrinemedia under Social MediaFrom http://www.creativeramblings.com 4330 days ago
Facebook's IPO Lawsuit: What Went Wrong?
Posted by corpcentre under Social MediaFrom http://blog.corporationcentre.ca 4330 days ago
Expectations were high when Facebook announced its IPO, but in many ways the Facebook IPO can be looked at as the perfect storm of how not to launch a public company. This article takes a look at what went wrong and why.
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The Importance of Google+ in Your Business
Posted by webdotcom under Social MediaFrom http://www.web.com 4330 days ago
If you’re a social media user, even a casual one, you have no doubt heard of Google+ (pronounced Google Plus). If you haven’t, it’s basically a social network that was supposed to compete with Facebook. It hasn’t, because nothing in the foreseeable future is going to replace Facebook, but Google+ i
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Have a Small Business Twitter Account You can Be Proud Of
Posted by savvycopywriter under Social MediaFrom http://thesavvycopywriter.com 4330 days ago
You have been told as a business you should have a Twitter account. But what would you do with it? And why is it so important? While Twitter is not a magic solution, it can benefit businesses in a variety of ways. Here are some tips on what to tweet to help get your small business off the Tw
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5 Social Media To-Dos for Quiet Days
Posted by resonancesocial under Social MediaFrom http://www.resonancesocialmedia.com 4330 days ago
Looking at a quiet week or two in your business? Check out 5 ways you can use this time to add value to your social media presence.
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Get More Tweets with JustRetweet
Posted by wdoutjah under Social MediaFrom http://www.herbertkikoy.info 4330 days ago
JustRetweet is a website that will drive traffic to your blog or to your Twitter account by getting your tweets retweeted.
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Optimizing Facebook Engagement – How Frequently To Post
Posted by feliciasprokkit under Social MediaFrom http://tracksocial.com 4331 days ago
How much is too much? There is a common, and intuitive, assumption that brands should not post too frequently, or they will annoy their audience, who in turn will be become less receptive to their messages. However, hard data on this has not been available until now.
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How Lady Gaga Succeeds With Social Media Marketing
Posted by fionamceachran under Social MediaFrom http://www.abnormalmarketing.com 4331 days ago
When looking at followers, return on investment and social media success, it's clear to see that popstar Lady Gaga is a winner. Some musicians and businesses dream of having that level of success. But is it that Lady Gaga is doing something truly different with social media?
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5 Things You Should Be Doing On Twitter
Posted by HollyHanna under Social MediaFrom http://www.theworkathomewoman.com 4331 days ago
I thought Twitter was a joke. A maximum of 140 character messages? You’ve got to be kidding. There’s no way you can use something popularized by Ashton Kutcher and Oprah for marketing … Or can you?
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How To Respond To And Manage Negative Feedback – Better at Marketing
Posted by julesvern97 under Social MediaFrom http://todaymade.com 4331 days ago
Now that we’re monitoring our brand online, what do we do when we discover negative feedback from our customers? When it comes to using social media, brands seem to fear negative feedback the most. There is no reason to fear social media, however. Negative feedback, handled correctly, can be made i
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