Persuasive Picks for the week of 04/04/11

The 7 Worst Twitter PR FailsThe Huffington Post‘s Catharine Smith compiles an entertaining list of the top Twitter-based PR blunders to-date. Prepare to cringe and learn! Managing elephant-sized social media blundersReuters small business writer Deborah Cohen shares an informative Q&A with global brand strategist Jonathan Salem Baker that contains helpful tips on managing social media [...]

Persuasive Picks for the week of 02/28/11

Understanding the Social Media ROI CycleThe 60 Second Marketer‘s Jamie Turner shares some excellent insight into Social Media ROI and the various phases of a social campaign via this guest post on Mashable. Lessons From a Corporate Insider: Dream Big, but Think SmallLeading the charge to convince corporate communications of the benefits of moving into the the social [...]

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 [...]

Client Service – Deliver What They Don’t Know They Want

The other day one of our clients asked us for something that was relatively easy to do – something that we could have handled with a quick email response without even knowing why the client needed the information. But I tend to be nosey, so I asked. The client contact needed the information to share [...]

Persuasive Picks for the week of 06/28/10

Why We Check In: The Reasons People Use Location-Based Social NetworksIs it for the colorful badges or the chance of a spontaneous meet-up with like-minded people? Marshall Kirkpatrick explores these and other reasons why people are becoming obsessed with “checking in” on location-based social networks like Foursquare and Gowalla. Social networking sites: 10 mistakes organizations [...]

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