Persuasive Picks for the week of 01/18/10

Small Business Leaders Prefer ‘Passive’ Social Media, For NowThis MediaPost.com article by Ben Hanna shares the results of a recent Business.com study that revealed small business owners are still slow to engage in more “active” social media resources. Why All Media Soon Must Be SocialKirk Cheyfitz, CEO and Chief Editorial Officer of Story Worldwide, suggests [...]

Persuasive Picks for the week of 12/14/09

Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino: Social Media, FUN and ROI Marketing Prof’s Community Manager, Beth Harte gives readers a look into social media efforts coming from the Las Vegas strip via her interview with Brandie Feuer, Director of Interactive Marketing for Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino. 9 Tips for Enriching Your Presentations With Social Media [...]

Persuasive Picks for the week of 11/16/09 – Focus on Social Media Guidelines and Policies

Hey B2B marketers: It’s okay to have fun! Marketing strategist and author, David Meerman Scott reminds companies that B2B marketing still means communicating with people and doesn’t need to be boring. What makes a blog successful? Brazen Careerist, Penelope Trunk shares stories of blogging success straight from her own experiences. Create social media guidelines to [...]

Persuasive Picks for the week of 11/02/09

4 steps to Get Rid of Twitter SpamIf you’re active on Twitter, then no doubt you’ve seen the recent increase of “Twitter spam” coming from hijacked Twitter accounts. Damian Davila Rojas let readers know that Twitter Spam happens when application developers abuse that access that you have granted them to your Twitter account. He also [...]

Persuasive Picks for the week of 08/09/09

Cooking Social Media with an EasyBake Oven vs. a Viking Range Chip Griffin from MediaBullseye.com shares an entertaining comparison when getting ready to “cook up” some social media. CEOs Say: How To Be An Executive Blogger Good stories and advice for CEOs looking to blog or just to become better bloggers. 10 Ways to Archive [...]

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