Persuasive Picks for the week of 05/02/11

6 Social Media Metrics for SMBs To TrackCongrats! You’ve finally launched your brand on a few social platforms and you’re starting to make some headway with your efforts – but, how do you really know if you’re doing it right or if its working? Tracking a few basic metrics will help keep you on track, [...]

Persuasive Picks for the week of 04/25/11

20 Blogs Every Entrepreneur Should ReadWhats that? You’re looking for some new and exciting content to read? This Business Insider post from Alyson Shontell and Bianca Male has enough recommendations to keep small business entrepreneurs busy for quite some time! Four Ways Leading Companies Are Using Social Media: Lessons For Us AllRamon Ray shares four easily [...]

Persuasive Picks for the week of 03/28/11

7 Social Media Lessons From Phil CollinsMarjorie Clayman guest posts on Jay Baer‘s Convince and Convert blog with this entertaining post that draws parallels between Phil Collins‘ career and social media best practices. Do You Need a Social Media Detox?Creating a balance between social media responsibilities at work and personal time can be a tricky task, [...]

Persuasive Picks for the week of 03/14/11

The secrets of Lady Gaga’s social media successSimon Owens highlights the path of Lady Gaga’s success with all things social including some pretty jaw dropping stats via this post on TheNextWeb.com. 5 Questions (and Answers) About Social Location MarketingMarketingProf‘s Ann Handley shares a short Q&A with “Social Location Marketing” author Simon Salt, who explains why [...]

Persuasive Picks for the week of 03/07/11

LinkedIn Today: A Social News Product For ProfessionalsEarlier this week LinkedIn held a press conference to announce their new product strategy. The announcement included the launch of their new social news product for professional called “LinkedIn Today.” Leena Rao provides details on LinkedIn’s direction via this post on TechCrunch. Go guerrilla on social mediaBusiness Standard reprints this [...]

« go back — keep looking »