Posts Tagged ‘Marketing’

5 Tools You Can Use to Build a Targeted Twitter Following

We’re back to tools and presence again.  This post is actually a follow-up to last week’s post on how to benchmark your Twitter presence.  A lot of you said that was helpful. Now that you’ve figured out where you stand, in terms of how you use Twitter and where your influence lies (in relation to [...]

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Human Business Teams for Events: Taste of L.A Catering

Well now. Apparently yesterday’s post on Human Business Teams, and what is now formerly known as TasteCasting, created a firestorm of comments and debate on the nature of reviews and disclosure. Lots of people chimed in and the discussion continues to be productive.  If you’re interested in seeing how all that panned out, click the link [...]

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Critical Questions in Building a Content Marketing Practice

I’m pleased to again have the chance to share some ideas on Junta42′s Content Marketing Institute blog.  Not only am I contributing, but I’m also reading and retweeting and even connecting with other contributors from all over the place.  Funny how that all works, huh? If you’re interested, head over to CMI and check out my new post: 3 [...]

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Creating Social Media Messaging is an ART

I’m grateful to have my friend, Kristyn, as a guest blogger today. Kristyn leads media relations for MediaSource, a group of Columbus folks who create content and buzz for their clients. When she’s not working in the world of media, Kristyn is busy being a mom (in the world of media). Here’s her take on Social [...]

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The Rise of Human Business Teams

Welcome to Monday. I’m glad you’re here.  And I’m glad you’re doing your part to inhabit the Interwebz. It’s a beautiful thing – humans like you and I interacting online, that is. I thought about beginning this post with “People of Earth,” a line re-made famous in 1999 (the year I graduated high school) by authors Levine, Locke, [...]

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HOW TO Use Google Voice for Easy PodCasting on Your Blog

There are quite a few reasons why I’m delighted to have Cheryl Harrison on board at Social Business Strategies.  She’s a whiz kid at learning systems, learning how to game them and applying tools and bending rules to get to her objectives. In her post today – on the power of saying “thank you” - Cheryl [...]

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Contributing to Junta42′s Content Marketing Institute

When blogging, it’s important to occasionally write outside of your own domain. There’s a mutual advantage.  Writing elsewhere gives you the chance to reach an audience different from your own (possibly gaining some fresh readers of your content).  In terms of SEO, writing elsewhere increases the “link juice” behind your site.  There’s also a bolstering [...]

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Sprint EVO 4G Review #3 – App Organization & The Android Market

This is a continuation of my reviews of the Sprint EVO 4G.  I’m now two weeks in and getting more comfortable with my new sidearm. Organization of Apps There are some aspects of the Sprint EVO 4G that I really enjoy – the most prominent of which is the general speed of the operating system (and device [...]

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Old Spice Viral Video Campaign & Why It’s Brilliant

If you have an Internet connection, you probably know what’s going on with the Old Spice Guy.  He’s everywhere.  And people are talking, laughing and sharing the videos at an incredible pace.  At the time of this post, Old Spice’s YouTube channel has recieved a total of 53,660,116 views, with a large majority happening in the [...]

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How SurveyGizmo Kicks Off the Customer Experience

I’ve subscribed to SurveyGizmo for about three weeks now. It’s an online survey and polling tool that has a bit more meat on its bones than PollDaddy.  And in my mind, it also has a much nicer user interface than SurveyMonkey.  I’ve used all three and landed here from my own projects. What’s interesting – from [...]

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