Tag Archives: social media

You Can Get Anything You Want…

Posted on 03. Jan, 2012 by .

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…on social media. In fact, that’s probably more true than any us of care to know. This morning while scanning the headlines on Reeder (great app, BTW), I came across a post on Mashable titled “Need a Kidney? More Are Turning to Facebook [VIDEO]“ Literally, the story is about a guy in Seattle who found [...]

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How Much Is A Twitter Follower Worth?

Posted on 27. Dec, 2011 by .

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Right now, a company is suing one of its former employees for… … 17,000 Twitter followers — each valued at $2.50 per month. According to the NYT, that’s a grand total of $340,000 folks! It’s the first time I can remember a lawsuit that places an actual dollar figure on Twitter followers, but I’m positive [...]

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Vaynerchuk Is Right

Posted on 20. Dec, 2011 by .

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If you haven’t watched the video Gary Vaynerchuk’s keynote speech at this year’s Inc 500, you SHOULD (be advised, the guy really likes profanity). In the speech, he lays out some amazing predictions for the the future of marketing. In specific, he explains how social media is flipping the marketing model. What I really like [...]

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Facebook’s Shared Stories Break Into The Ticker

Posted on 22. Nov, 2011 by .

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Facebook advertisers are about to get some new real estate to play with. “Sponsored Stories” – the ads that allow advertisers to glom onto the posts, “likes,” and check-ins of your Facebook friends – were launched last August. Starting on Monday, these context ads will break out of the greyish “Sponsored Story” box and into [...]

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Look who’s talking… about you!

Posted on 06. Oct, 2011 by .

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[This is a special guest post by Social Media expert Kate Buck Jr] As a Social Media Manager, you know that to ensure your client has the best online exposure possible, it’s important to determine who’s been talking about them. This chatter can be as simple as being mentioned in a blog post, or perhaps [...]

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