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Social Sharing Button Playground
What good is your content without enabling the ability for that content to be shared? I’m always surprised when I read an amazing page and there’s either no sharing buttons or it works improperly. If I click a share button and the title and description don’t come up, I’m typically too busy to make an edit and push it out…
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What’s a Facebook Friend Really Worth?
Facebook’s IPO has come and gone already and there’s no shortage of opinions floating around the blogosphere as to whether or not it was successful and what the future may hold for Facebook’s users. No matter your thoughts the fact remains Facebook raised $16 billion in an afternoon after raising their target price twice and had the 3rd largest IPO…
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The Facebook Power User
Today’s the day! Facebook will officially be a $100 billion property, skyrocketing the company to the top of the most valuable companies in the United States. Quite honestly, I wouldn’t buy a single share if I were in a position to. I may be naive, but I don’t think there are enough humans on the Earth to sustain growth enough…
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Rise of the Visual Social Networks
Flickr, Pinterest, Instagram, Path, Facebook and Twitter are all focusing quite a bit of attention on visuals. It’s long been understood by marketers that visuals are essential to all content marketing efforts – but not it appears more important than ever as these tools fully leverage the image to enhance the user experience and shareability of the content presented. John…
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3 Things Run-DMC Taught Me About Social Media
1.webp” alt=”Run-DMC Image courtesy Flickr http://www.flickr.com/photos/johannahobbs/” width=”200″ height=”150″ /> Call me a product of a liberal arts education, but I firmly believe one’s worldview should be informed by as many sources and experiences as possible. Reading the latest book by an expert in your field is great. Consuming as many blog posts and news articles as you can about your industry is…
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Event Planning and Marketing Blueprint
When I think back on some of the incredible events I’ve attended – Webtrend’s Engage, ExactTarget’s Connections, Social Media Marketing World, and BlogWorld Expo – I’m always blown away by the number of moving parts and how seamlessly these organizations put them together. I am not an event planner. I can barely juggle more than a client at a time,…
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The History of Web and Social Analytics (Through 2011)
We love infographics… and if you haven’t noticed, we now have a category just for the Infographics. We love infographics so much that we’ve started to develop and design our own infographics and some for our partners and clients. This one was created for our client, Webtrends, and provides a social media and web analytics history. Here is a history…
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Google Cleans Up, Spammers Move to Facebook
Every media that has come and gone has died for one of two reasons, either a failure to innovate or an incapacity to control the signal-to-noise ratio. In Google’s case, the signal is really great search results on page one and the noise is the useless search results that infiltrate and contaminate those top positions. Google would not be the…
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Online Collaboration with Facebook? You Bet!
If you are serious about project management, you are already familiar with tools like Basecamp that provide a robust platform for project management, task assignments, and team collaboration. These tools are great, but they all require your collaborators to extend their digital life to include one more thing to be piled onto an already overflowing plate. Some things deserve this…
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Using Content Curation to Build Trust With Your Audience
I’ve been doing a lot of content curation lately; you know, the latest fashionable trend in digital content. At least, I hope it’s fashionable because it’s a wonderful development that throws a wrench in the works of automated delivery. Content curation sets up an editorial layer in the delivery of news and other information. Human editors pick the stories their…
