Persuasive Picks for the week of 09/12/11

4 Social Media Lessons SMBs Can Learn From IBMThis SmallBizTrends.com post from Lisa Barone shares four great takeaways for SMBs that came out of a recent interview she conducted with Ed Abrams, IBM’s Vice President of Marketing for Midmarket Business. Social Media and Content Marketing: A One-Night Stand?Lee Odden from the TopRank Online Marketing blog guest posts [...]

Persuasive Picks for the week of 07/11/11

The 5 Es of Content Marketing ConversationAgent‘s Valeria Maltoni shares five inspirational tips to help writers take advantage of the “lazy days” of summer by pushing forward and gaining traction with their content creation and marketing efforts. 4 [Social Media] Failures and a Success Sometimes the best way to learn is through your mistakes. This time [...]

Persuasive Picks for the week of 02/21/11

Four Reasons Your Brand Should Avoid Facebook Here we find some great considerations from Small Business Trends for small businesses on the marketing value of Facebook. Make sure you do your homework first and have a purpose for being there. Lisa Barone shares insight on the top questions to ask yourself before leaping into building [...]

Persuasive Picks for the week of 09/13/10

6 Ways to Lose Customers, Credibility And Friends On Social MediaOutspoken Media’s Lisa Barone reviews some unsavory online behaviors in social platforms that should be avoided when marketing yourself and your business. B2Bs Tap Social to Boost SearchThis eMarketer post highlights a recent study showing that B2B marketers are finding positive results from their online [...]

Persuasive Picks for the week of 05/24/10

Every Facebook Privacy Feature Revealed and Explained With upwards of 56 different options to play with, Facebook’s privacy settings can be dizzying to say the least. This MacLife post breaks down the options to a more digestible level – at least until Facebook changes things up again! Planning a New Content Marketing Initiative? Consider These [...]

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