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 engage your customer
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Persuasive Picks for the week of 10/26/09
Top 13 Guidelines for Commenting on Blog Posts
Commenting on blogs that are part of your vertical market can be a powerful way to share knowledge with community and build your reputation as an expert in your field. B.L Ochman shares 13 tips and best practices for commenting on blogs.
Customer Data via Twitter
Adam T. Sutton from [...]
The Anatomy of a Social Media Professional – and Why You Need One
I recently spoke at the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce breakfast where I discussed the need for a dedicated social media manager to help strategize, launch and manage a social media program.
Since many of the attendees were from smaller companies, I stressed that any business – big or small – could benefit from implementing some [...]
David Meerman Scott at SXSWi 2009
I ran into David Meerman Scott , author, speaker and marketing strategist during SXSW and asked him a few questions about his newly released book – World Wide Rave and his thoughts around what to look for when hiring a PR (or advertising) agency to handle social media projects. Be sure to download World Wide [...]
25 SXSW Attendees Explain Why You Should Attend Next Year…Oh and they did it in two words…
Inspired by Steve Garfield’s video montage “27 People, One Question” I thought it would be fun to do something similar during my trip to SXSW Interactive. Throughout my time there, I had some lighthearted fun with attendees and asked 25 people to give me two words that describe their experience at the event. Some of [...]
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