Submitted by Rogerkondrat
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Monetize it! (and keep people happy)Today, I’m offering the Twitter community a glimpse into their future. [Correction - A glimpse into the future of Twitter if it were up to me!] You see, for a few months now this idea has been festering in my head and the troublesome part is that I can’t spend the time to make it happen. (Read More)
Submitted by Christiananderson
from blog:
Motrin launched a new online campaign on www.motrin.com this weekend to kick off International Babywearing Week. The ad, which appears to take jabs at baby-wearing mommies sparked controversy fist on Twitter and then across the web.from Mashable: “Avid Twitter user and mom, Jessica Gottlieb is the originator of the conversa (Read More)
Submitted by The Puck
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Obama Change Signal originally uploaded by News Corpse.Continuing with thoughts around Social Media, The Elections, & What It Means For Marketing, here follows Part II.Given my interest in social media, I was intrigued with this recent Columbia Business School Alumni Club of New York event titled "Social Media and President (Read More)
Submitted by Thejstandard
from blog:
Alfred Edmond, Jr. is the social media mentor. Anyone who is in business and connected to him via MySpace, Facebook and on other social media networking sites knows Mr. Edmond not only graciously shares his knowledge and an encouraging word, but he knows how to optimize technology to build a brand. Of course, he has [...]. (Read More)
Submitted by J Deragon:
he results of the 2008 PRWeek/Burson-Marsteller CEO Survey found that 29 percent of CEOs believe that social media tools can be an effective way to communicate with stakeholders while an equal proportion (29 percent) believes social media outreach is ineffective. The survey also found that CEOs believe social media could be (Read More)
Submitted by Michaelfidler
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Personal branding discussions are making the rounds of the social media, marketing, and PR blogging circles. Some people think “personal branding” is evil, others think it’s necessary, and others still don’t care about it.Here’s what Wikipedia has to say about personal branding:Personal branding is the process whereby peop (Read More)