Persuasive Picks for week of 4/30/12

Women Are More Social – When It Comes to Social Media, That Is writes Entrepreneur’s Mikal E. Belicove reporting the results of Nielsen’s latest State of The Media report that shows women are the alpha players on the social media playground. In How Products Participate In Social Media, expert blogger Matt Compton explains that the [...]

Digital PRoductions – Client Work Highlights

Some folks don’t realize that our agency has long gone beyond traditional PR and offers digital production (in addition to social marketing and training services) that drives our clients’ content and community initiatives – providing creative services from graphic and web design to online video production to integrated community and user-engagement campaigns for all social [...]

Persuasive Picks for week of 3/5/12

Forbes contributor Anthony Kosner breaks down the success of YouTube’s recently Most Popular video KONY 2012, a poignant 30 minute video with over 50 million views that begs the question; can the power of social media do what foreign policy cannot? Kosner’s piece provides 12 Lessons from KONY 2012 from Social Media Power Users including be positive, [...]

Persuasive Picks for week of 1/2/12

Fortune contributor Anne Fisher questions readers in her latest article, Who owns your Twitter followers? Maybe not you Search and social are two very different animals that require different types of nurturing, creative support, and management, Dana Todd gives us 2 crucial rules for managing search and social at iMediaConnection “The industry is littered with the remains [...]

Persuasive Picks for week of 11/28/11

IT Web journalist Kathryn McConnachie reports on Google’s video sharing platform unveiling a new homepage, channel design and user interface in YouTube Gets a Makeover Huffington Post blogger Philip Keightley provides ringside commentary in Let’s Get Ready to Rumble: Facebook versus Google+ in the Battle for Social Media Hearts and Minds Who Are the Top 10 Influencers in Social Media? Forbes [...]

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