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Business is about solving problems for people not telling them that your product is the best widget ever invented ,[object Object]
“what are you working on that is exciting?”,[object Object]
What I told that they needed to do, before being able to collect the social media currency they coveted:,[object Object],Build a website that is conversion friendly and sticky (e.g. is intuitive and makes it easy for users to interact with it and share with friends) ,[object Object],Begin engaging within relevant Facebook groups & posting on relevant Facebook pages (not with promotional messaging, but instead with content that adds value to the community) ,[object Object],Begin following relevant Twitter users and retweet the content of said Twitter users ,[object Object],Begin commenting on influential blogs and forums (not with promotional messaging, but with content that adds value to the community) ,[object Object],Begin linking to said blogs and forums from within their own site’s content ,[object Object],Begin attending industry events and mingling with influential peers (don’t just promote yourself or your brand. Add value to the conversation) ,[object Object],Begin to gradually connecting with these influencers via email and other online  communication channels (not to promote yourself, but to genuinely connect and add value to their efforts) ,[object Object],If they have a substantial email database, start thinking about innovative ways to encourage email subscribers to engage with your social profiles and social content (some of your subscribers might be influencers) ,[object Object],Think about the proportion of your perspective consumers that prefer to consume contact via mobile devices (including tablets) and then figure out what you’re going to do to accommodate them (some of your niche’s influencers might prefer mobile formats) ,[object Object]
So the main question to ask is… what answers and solutions can I provide today to prospective clients that will ease their pain?Some of the specific questions that you should be asking yourself are,[object Object],Who are you selling to? ,[object Object],What are their goals and aspirations? ,[object Object],What are their problems? ,[object Object],What media do they rely upon for answers to their problems? ,[object Object],How can we reach them? ,[object Object],What things are important to them? ,[object Object],What words and phrases do they use? ,[object Object],What are they really buying from you? ,[object Object],What images and multi-media appeal to each persona? ,[object Object]
73 percent of Fortune 100 companies registered a total of 540 Twitter accounts. ,[object Object],About three-quarters (76 percent) of those accounts did not post tweets very often. ,[object Object],More than half (52 percent) were not actively engaged (This was measured by engagement metrics such as numbers of links, hashtags, references and retweets.) ,[object Object],50 percent of the Fortune 100 accounts had fewer than 500 followers, a small number in relation to the size and reach of a major corporation. ,[object Object],15 percent were inactive; of those,11 percent were merely placeholder accounts — unused accounts to protect corporate names against so-called brand-jacking on Twitter — and 4 percent were abandoned after being used for a specific event. ,[object Object],26 percent of their Twitter accounts were primarily used as a one-way flow of information (either by RSSnews feeds or manual tweets) that offered no engagement with followers. ,[object Object],Tweets did not provide opinions or encourage discussions.This contradicts the value of Twitter as a two-way dialogue to build relationships with customers and advocates. ,[object Object],A sizeable 24 percent of the Twitter accounts were primarily used for brand awareness. ,[object Object],Many appeared to be on Twitter simply to have an online presence. ,[object Object],They did not use the platform to reach out to the community and demonstrate that their brand is a trusted source of valuable information, a business that not only talks but also listens to customers. ,[object Object],Surprisingly, only 16 percent of the Fortune 100 accounts were used mainly as sales vehicles for company products and services.Other companies did not appear to understand that sales growth can be achieved by posting special Twitter offers, coupons, limited bargains and sales prices, or by searching for customers who mention a company product and reaching out to them to build a relationship. ,[object Object],Customer service was the focus of only 9 percent of the accounts; it is highly likely that these companies are worried about corporate reputation — posts that might be damaging to a brand.In addition, success requires a commitment to respond “quickly to customer queries, suggestions or complaints. Note: According to Twitter’s own best practices, “your reply should come within a day, if not within hours”.,[object Object],“Thought leadership appeared to be the least prominent Twitter strategy by Fortune 100 companies, with only 8 percent focused on it. Corporate reputation and authority can be extended onto Twitter, but are most effective only after thought leadership is demonstrated in newspapers, trade publications or recognized by analysts and bloggers. This I think demonstrates the blog and website as your  “home base” and Twitter as your one of your “Outposts” ,[object Object],Finally, another 14 percent of accounts were used for other reasons such as recruitment or employee-specific information, or their accounts were locked and not visible.These companies were unable to build relationships with interested communities. ,[object Object]
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Word of mouth is generated by surprise and delight or anger. ,[object Object],This is a function of the difference between what you promise and what you deliver ,[object Object]
You don't win because you did a good job, you win because you so dramatically exceeded expectations. ,[object Object]
The customer is always wrong, says Web retailer,[object Object],http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/28/business/28borker.html?_r=2&pagewanted=all,[object Object]
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75% of all searches involve organic SEO, Paid SEO (PPC, Pay Per Click) makes up the other 25% . So Organic SEO is 300% more effective.. makes you think, doesn’t it?,[object Object]
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Branding ,[object Object],http://www.slideshare.net/adamkmiec/branding-101-presentation,[object Object]
"Branding Only Works on Cattle," ,[object Object],http://www.marketingpower.com/ResourceLibrary/Pages/Marketing%20Matters/MarketingMattersNewsletter101308/Brands_are_Dead_Transitioning_From_Brands_to_Behaviors.aspx,[object Object]
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BASED OFF INTERUPTION,[object Object]
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It is no longer a one-way broadcast medium, everyone now has access to an online printing press that can potentially reach tens of millions of people. ,[object Object]
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Engagement is a sense of personal relevance. ,[object Object],It’s not about how many @ replies on Twitter you get, how many Likes you get on Facebook. It’s about how personally relevant is what you are doing to the community you’re doing it for. ,[object Object]
Social Objects can take the form of a myriad of other conversation catalysts including…,[object Object],Earned media is the result of our owned, paid, and participatory media programs and is reflected in the blog posts, tweets, status updates, comments, and ultimately actions of our consumers, peers, and influencers. Earned media is ideally linked to owned media campaigns as well as proactive initiatives that attempt to incite viral and word of mouth activity.,[object Object],Owned Media – media that is essentially, controlled by the brand. Owned objects are social objects produced by the company and introduced to each network in a variety of formats, text, video, audio, experiences, etc.,[object Object],Paid Media represents the visibility we purchase, such as display ads, paid search, and sponsorships. When paired with owned and earned media programs, paid media serves as a hub for complementing, reinforcing, and polishing brand voice, directives, mission, and stature. While many argue over the future and fate of advertising, what’s clear is that online paid presences can benefit initiatives where action and experiences are defined and promoted through the click path.,[object Object],Participatory Media – Representing an extension of earned and owned media, participatory media takes the shape of a hosted hub where brand representatives and our communities can interact and collaborate. Go-to examples usually include Dell’s IdeaStorm and Starbuck’s “My Idea” network which resemble branded wikis designed to elicit responses, dictate direction, establish community-focused governances, etc. Participatory media equalizes the balance of power, providing a dedicated platform the gives voice to the consumer and a channel for their ideas to trigger transformation or change.,[object Object],Sponsored Media - This new category fuses owned, paid, and earned media. Sponsored media is one that is championed by companies such as Izea, MyLikes, Ad.ly, Twittad, among others and is creating a new medium for packaging messages through trusted voices within highly visible and social channels. Sponsored media can take the form of paid tweets, blog posts, appearances, and featured objects on targeted profiles. And, whether you agree or disagree with the idea, the reality is that they work and they seem to benefit all parties involved, from brand to paid affiliates to their communities,[object Object],Businesses are presented with a unique moment in time through interactive technologies to directly capture the attention of their audiences and ultimately stakeholders, through the creation, propagation, and connection of these social objects. However, access to new, expansive, and dynamic platforms does not guarantee our ability to earn and captivate audiences. Our ability to connect and reconnect is driven by our understanding of the unique needs and requirements of those consumers defining our markets and our mastery of the tools and services that form parallel contextual networks.,[object Object]
The Experience Economy: ,[object Object],Work Is Theater & Every Business a Stage,[object Object],http://www.amazon.com/Experience-Economy-Theater-Every-Business/dp/0875848192/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1271705894&sr=8-3,[object Object]
The Customer experience,[object Object],The sum of all experiences a customer has with a supplier of goods or services, over the duration of their relationship with that supplier. ,[object Object]
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Using social media without a strategy is like writing your message on a paper airplane and aiming it out a window. Before you start engaging with customers you need to be prepared with what your goals are. Determine who your audience is, plus where and how to reach them. Most importantly you need a plan for how you will monitor the converation, respond to feedback and funnel it back into the company so you can be continuously improving.Jennifer Cisney – 1000 WordsChief Blogger and Social Media ManagerKodak,[object Object]
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Most companies will put up a giant megaphone to the internet and “listen” to the conversations, spending time finding out where people are talking about the things they care about first – for 6 months and longer. This allows you to determine where people are talking about the things you care about (your brand assets and relevant topics), what they are saying, who’s saying it, and how they feel about it. With that type of insight, you can more effectively determine a social networking strategy, engaging targeted networks and people with a specific message or goal.Laura Lippay - Lip ServiceFounder, Online VisibilityEx-Yahoo Marketing Director & Ringling performer,[object Object]
Would you pick up a phone and randomly dial 10-digits? Unless you’re prank calling, probably not. (Darn you, caller ID). The phone is a tool for communication, just like social media is a tool. Before making a phone call, sending a tweet or launching a blog, strategy is essential. It will guide the decisions you make, the platforms you use and how you interact.Sarah EvansFounder, Sevans Strategy,[object Object]
Strategy before tactics means, essentially, think before you talk. In other words, in any social-media effort for marketing or other business purposes, it’s important to do a gut check. What is your corporate culture? Who are you? This leads to other key questions: What do you want to say? What do you seek to accomplish using social media? what are the ground rules, the map to follow? This doesn’t have to be a 500-page manual or anything, but do look before you leap.Julio Ojeda-Zapata – Your Tech WeblogTechnology writer and columnist at St. Paul Pioneer PressAuthor, Twitter Means Business,[object Object]
You must know the “why” part first, before you build anything, and use a listening strategy to determine early on what tactics will actually be successful with the people you want to reach. The strategy first approach saves time and doesn’t waste valuable resources.Deirdre Breakenridge – Juicy Bits BlogPresident, Executive Director of CommunicationsMango! Creative JuiceCo-Author, Putting the Public Back in Public Relations & PR 2.0,[object Object]
“As a venture capitalist, I have to listen to hundreds of entrepreneurs pitch their companies. Most of these pitches are crap!!!,[object Object],Guy Kawasaki,[object Object]
The Art of Pitching Ideas ,[object Object],Problem ,[object Object],Your solution ,[object Object],Business model ,[object Object],Underlying magic/technology ,[object Object],Marketing and sales ,[object Object],Competition ,[object Object],Team ,[object Object],Projections and milestones ,[object Object],Status and timeline ,[object Object],Summary and call to action ,[object Object]
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Get in their HEADS ,[object Object],TALK TO THE MARKET ,[object Object],http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/4118856,[object Object],2535,[object Object],2806-28.29,[object Object]
The Paradox of Choice - Why More Is Less,[object Object]
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IF YOUR PRODUCT SUCKS ,[object Object],SOCIAL MEDIA WON’T FIX IT,[object Object]
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Niche thyself,[object Object],http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PHhfDkLrOpA,[object Object]
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How important is it to be on the first page or ideally ranking number one on the first page?,[object Object],How important is ranking to get people to click through to your site when there are thousands of other companies competing to be on page one? ,[object Object]
93% of buying decisions start with an online Google search. ,[object Object]
The first ranking position in the search results receives 42.25% of all click-through traffic ,[object Object],The second position receives 11.94% ,[object Object],Third position on the first page obtains 8.47% ,[object Object],The fourth placed position on page one receives 6.05% ,[object Object],The others on the first page are under 5% of click through traffic ,[object Object],The first ten results (page one ) received 89.71% of all click-through traffic, ,[object Object],The next 10 results (normally listed on the second page of results) received 4.37% ,[object Object],Third page receives a total  of 2.42 % ,[object Object],The fifth page receives a total of only 1.07% ,[object Object],All other pages of results received less than 1% of total search traffic clicks. ,[object Object]
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SEO,[object Object],http://scribeseo.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/05/How-to-Create-Compelling-Content.pdf,[object Object]
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Off-page elements eat the biggest slice of SEO pie ,[object Object],Take a look at the pie chart below, generously provided by Rand Fishkin of SEOmoz: ,[object Object],A quick review of the chart reveals that when it comes to SEO, what people do in response to your site on other sites is way more than half the battle: ,[object Object], 23.87% – The general trust and authority that your domain has due to quality incoming links is the largest indicator of SEO success. Google treats links that flow into your site steadily over time as an indication that other people trust your site, find value in it, and reference your content as an authoritative citation. Therefore, Google trusts your site too. ,[object Object], 22.33% – The number of links to a specific page on your site matters a lot too. That’s why the engagement and quality of the content of the page is directly related to the probability of attracting natural incoming links. ,[object Object], 20.26% – The anchor text of links from other sites (anchor text is the words used in the clickable portion of a link) matters because this is Google’s way of finding out what your page is about according to other people, not just the keywords you choose to use. ,[object Object]
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10 Things I Wish All Bloggers I Read Would Do,[object Object],http://www.dailyblogtips.com/10-things-as-a-reader-i-wanna-see-in-your-blog-content/,[object Object]
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93% of buying decisions start with an online Google search. ,[object Object]
There’s an “old” saying in the SEO industry that “content is king.” This is not necessarily true. In my experience, good content is king. Study after study has shown that when people use search engines, they are primarily seeking one thing: information. They are not seeking to be impressed by fancy flash sites. They are not looking for a virtual piece of art. ,[object Object]
Four Ways to Use Content to Massively Amp Your Social Media ROI,[object Object],1) Write really good stuff,[object Object],2) Find really good stuff,[object Object],You know that friend of yours that knows the best places to eat, shop and hangout – what’s new and what’s now? They’re your go to person when you need to know.,[object Object]
3) Filter really good stuff,[object Object],Using combinations of tools like Feedburner, delicious, Twitter search, backtype, Yahoo Pipes, Google Reader and Google Alerts even non techie types can create automated individualized RSS feeds to serve to specific clients and industries. ,[object Object]
4) Make exclusive offers,[object Object],Hey, people get engaged by a deal. A special offer is content in my mind.,[object Object]
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ypmfs3z8esI&feature=related,[object Object],http://vimeo.com/9641036,[object Object],http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ILQrUrEWe8&feature=player_embedded#,[object Object]
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The Pareto principle,[object Object],(also known as the 80-20 rule,[1] the law of the vital few,[object Object]
states that, for many events,,[object Object],roughly 80% of the effects,[object Object], come from 20% of the causes,[object Object]
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Word of Mouth,[object Object]
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the Internet isn't connecting us as much as we think it is. It's largely home to weak, artificial connections, what I call thin relationships. ,[object Object],Nominally, you have a lot more relationships — but in reality, few, if any, are actually valuable.,[object Object]
Everyone is trying to assign a dollar value to a Facebook fan or Twitter follower instead of addressing the fact that the engagement and interaction that takes place in these mediums are incredibly important to a brand.,[object Object]
Building a relationship with existing and future customers is the true value and strength of social media/marketing and what will and has allowed brands to survive and flourish for the long-term.,[object Object]
Plain and simple,[object Object],Engagement is all about maximizing the value of your audience – increasing the frequency they return to the site, the tendency to tell their friends and the probability of them making a purchase. ,[object Object]
Passive vs. Active,[object Object]
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Newsletters ,[object Object],Send a regular scheduled communication ,[object Object]
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A new study shows that those who are fans or followers of a brand on Facebook or Twitter, respectively, are significantly more likely to buy products and services or recommend the brand to a friend.,[object Object]
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How to Engage and what to use,[object Object],http://www.slideshare.net/101ayman/a-cmos-guide-to-the-social-media-landscape,[object Object]
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No less than 5% of your payroll should go toward data analysis. ,[object Object],Who is your customer? ,[object Object],What is she buying? ,[object Object],How often? ,[object Object],After what event(s)? ,[object Object],Which version of the product sells better? ,[object Object],At which price point? ,[object Object],Which version of the packaging is more appealing? ,[object Object],Which salesperson is more effective with which customer cohort? ,[object Object],What zip code is responding most to your ad? ,[object Object],How quickly/reliably/effectively does your product accomplish its stated goal, or your vision for it? ,[object Object],How satisfied are your customers? ,[object Object],Your analysts should be setting up systems to collect these data streams and then chugging through the numbers to help you drive the company. ,[object Object]
Five Social Media Trends for 2011,[object Object],Consumer Content Curation,[object Object],Consumers are realizing that following eleventy-hundred brands on Twitter and Facebook is getting them some good coupons and deals, but it’s also turning their walls into malls, which is getting overwhelming.,[object Object],Therefore, what’s happening in Facebook is that consumers are turning off brands posting to their walls, using Friends lists to pay close attention only to their “real” friends, and commenting on or sharing only when something is really juicy.   In Twitter, a company called Cadmus aims to change the way we view our streams by determining what content is most relevant to you based on your Twitter usage patterns. ,[object Object]
Niche Location,[object Object],2010 may have been the year of location, but 2011 will be the year of Niche Location. While true that only 4% of the Internet population is using location based services (LBS), there’s no question that Foursquare and Gowalla were media darlings this year.,[object Object],Services like shopkick appeal to in-store shoppers who love bargains – and who only want their location to be known to the store they want to shop at.  New platforms like Foodspotting appeal to the foodie niche; ,[object Object]
Aps,[object Object],Five important mobile app findings for news orgs,[object Object], A new report out today gives news organizations reasons to start thinking mobile apps (if they haven’t already). The Pew Internet and American Life Project partnered with Nielsen to survey cellphone users on their app habits, finding that about 43 percent of cellphone users have an app on their device, though only about 29 percent actually use them. With smartphone market share expected to accelerate its rapid growth, app usage is also sure to increase. Here are five data points from the Pew-Nielsen report that stood out to me as noteworthy for news organizations: ,[object Object],Young people like apps,[object Object],Struggling to get those young consumers? They’re the single most app-friendly bunch. About 47 percent of 18- to 29-year-olds said they’ve downloaded an app, compared to 39 percent of 30- to 49-year-olds and just 14 percent of 50-plus. That’s important, particularly when paired with a previous Pew finding that showed that young people have taken to giving mobile donations. That’s a good mix for nonprofit news organizations. (Though even with Apple’s newly explained rules, in-app donations aren’t allowed on the iPhone.),[object Object],People who use apps consume news online,[object Object],Apps could be a good way to hang onto your audience, letting them follow you onto another platform. The report surveyed app users about their online activities, revealing that they are more likely to be online news consumers than are non-app users: 90 percent of app users consume news online, compared to 75 percent of non-app users. Also, they are more likely to visit a video sharing site, 80 percent versus 66 percent. ,[object Object],News apps do relatively well,[object Object],As part of the study, Pew used Nielsen numbers that asked active app users (those who had downloaded at least one app in the previous 30 days) what apps they’ve used in the past month. Sure, news apps aren’t at the same level as puzzles and strategy games (36 percent), Facebook (42 percent), or Google Maps (35 percent), but look down the list and the news apps start to appear. Nine percent of users said they’d used a CNN app in the past month, 8 percent USA Today, 7 percent New York Times, and 7 percent Fox. Other local apps for food and entertainment pull in similar percentages, perhaps a good indicator for local news organizations. The king of the news/weather category, unsurprisingly: The Weather Channel’s app, used by a whopping 32 percent.,[object Object],People digest apps in small doses,[object Object],The study found that most users who use their apps daily do so for less than 30 minutes. Asked for context, 71 percent said they use their apps when they’re alone, 53 percent while waiting for someone or something, and 36 percent while commuting. (Hopefully they’re not driving.) It seems like people want a few moments here and there with their apps, a use case where a good headline or a snappy lede is particularly important. ,[object Object],People will pay,[object Object],Free apps are still most popular; of Nielsen’s recent downloaders, only 37 percent had downloaded even a single paid app in the previous 30 days. But among paid apps, the majority were $2 or more, belying the common idea that 99 cents is the price point with the best chance for success. The dollar amounts are small — only 23 percent of paid apps cost more than $5. But they’re still greater than zero — the amount many have proven willing to pay for content on the web.,[object Object],[Editor's note: Originally, we accidentally published this post too early and jumped the gun on an embargo. Our sincere apologies to the Pew Research Center's Internet & American Life Project, who have since lifted the embargo.],[object Object],Laura McGann | today | 11 a.m.,[object Object],Tags: Apple, apps, CNN, Facebook, Fox, Google, iPhone, mobile, New York Times, Nielsen, paid apps, paid content, Pew Internet and American LIfe Project, smart phones, Sudoku, USA Today, young people,[object Object],http://www.niemanlab.org/2010/09/five-important-mobile-app-findings-for-news-orgs/,[object Object]
Square Now Processing Millions Of Dollars In Mobile Transactions Every Week,[object Object],http://techcrunch.com/2010/11/09/square-now-processing-millions-of-dollars-in-mobile-transactions-every-week/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Techcrunch+%28TechCrunch%29,[object Object]
Proximity-Based Marketing:  Mobile Devices Untether Advertising from Media”,[object Object],“examines state of affairs for this emerging form of marketing in a 15-page industry paper that includes eight charts and graphs and an appendix gauging proximity marketing activities in 210 U.S. markets.  It gauges mobile proximity-based advertising at $200 million this year, swelling to $760 million in 2011 and springing to $6 billion by 2015.  ,[object Object]
Social Gaming,[object Object],I love this topic. Not just because I’ve recently become a FarmVille addict, but because it’s such a natural. After all, we’ve been buying the large McDonald’s Coke for decades just to get the Monopoly piece. ,[object Object]
QR Codes,[object Object]
Group Buying and Facebook Commerce.,[object Object],http://www.groupon.com/learn,[object Object], ,[object Object],http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYt6riOx1xQ&feature=player_embedded,[object Object]
Facebook Marketing: The Busy Person’s Cheat Sheet,[object Object],http://www.allfacebook.com/facebook-marketing-cheat-sheet-2010-10,[object Object]
3 Tips for Maximizing Engagement With Facebook “Likes” and Shares,[object Object],http://mashable.com/2010/11/08/facebook-like-share/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+Mashable+%28Mashable%29,[object Object]
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These Facebook Stats Will Make You Love The Like Button,[object Object],http://socialfresh.com/these-facebook-stats-will-make-you-love-the-like-button/,[object Object]
Facebook Ads,[object Object],http://www.facebook.com/adsmarketing/,[object Object]
benthomas48@hotmail.com,[object Object],518-653-1851,[object Object]
The World’s 20 Most Popular Facebook Pages,[object Object],http://www.jeffbullas.com/2010/11/03/the-worlds-20-most-popular-facebook-pages/,[object Object]
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Your own business domain name (Cost $20) ,[object Object],Videos from YouTube (Free) ,[object Object],Email subscription  to the blog (Free) ,[object Object],Images (Free) ,[object Object],Content loaded as easily as using Microsoft Word ,[object Object],Links to other content and websites ,[object Object],Menu across the top ,[object Object],Polls and surveys for your customers ,[object Object],Traffic statistics for the Blog/Website ,[object Object],Moderation of comments ,[object Object],Plus many other free features provide by plugins at no cost ,[object Object],Note: Cost is less than $40 and a bit of time and help from your teenage son, daughter or friend if necessary.,[object Object]
450 Billion spent on marketing and only 50 mill on Customer Service. @MarshaCollier,[object Object]
Keywords,[object Object],For a simple exercise on this front, sit back and look at your page, and ask yourself honestly, “What keyword is this page good for? How good is it compared to other pages on that keyword?” Your keyword strategy will reveal itself from there. If there’s more than one keyword phrase revealed, you may be looking at two different pages that were mashed into one. Read more: http://blog.hubspot.com/blog/tabid/6307/bid/6673/3-Search-Engine-Optimization-Mistakes-That-You-Are-Making.aspx#ixzz10q2pEQFR,[object Object]
Keywords ,[object Object],https://adwords.google.com/o/Targeting/Explorer?__u=1000000000&__c=1000000000&ideaRequestType=KEYWORD_IDEAS#search.none,[object Object]
Which is why my advice for anyone trying to succeed on the web is, make the highest-end product you can, and then target the tiny handful of people- the microaudience- who are likely to buy it. Forget the masses. Targeting the latter is too much like trying to win the lottery- though great when it happens (however unlinkely), there are just too many damn variables outside your control. ,[object Object]
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Mobile Marketing: 56 MUST Have Facts [Data Included],[object Object],http://heidicohen.com/mobile-marketing-must-have-facts/,[object Object]
8 Ways Social Media Marketing Yields ROI,[object Object],http://heidicohen.com/how-to-measure-return-on-social-media-marketing/,[object Object]
Over the three months leading up to the tournament, we (in order of occurrence):,[object Object],Researched and followed Clevelanders who listed golf in their profiles (Twitter Grader) — Least Successful,[object Object],Researched and followed Ohioans who listed golf in their profiles (Twitter Grader),[object Object],Researched and followed Ohio and Cleveland sport fans (Twitter Grader),[object Object],Researched and followed golfTwitterers with the best Twitter Grades (Twitter Grader),[object Object],Started following all professional golf tournaments,[object Object],Monitored and followed all Twitterers discussing “golf,” “PGA,” “Senior PGA,” and various player names. (search.twitter.com) — Most Successful,[object Object],Reviewed the followers of other professional golf tournaments and started following them,[object Object],We were able to attract 908 followers in a three month window.,[object Object]
http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2010/07/the-paradox-of-promises-in-the-age-of-word-of-mouth.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+typepad%2Fsethsmainblog+%28Seth%27s+Blog%29&utm_content=Google+Feedfetcher,[object Object],http://www.jeffbullas.com/2010/07/14/10-facts-reveal-the-importance-of-ranking-high-in-google/,[object Object],http://www.jeffbullas.com/2009/07/28/how-social-media-can-help-organic-seo-2-case-studies/,[object Object],http://www.jeffbullas.com/2010/05/13/the-number-one-secret-strategy-to-make-your-companys-website-rock/,[object Object],http://www.jeffbullas.com/2010/05/03/10-simple-questions-to-assess-your-ceos-marketing-iq/,[object Object],http://www.slideshare.net/heidimiller/social-media-for-branding,[object Object],http://socialfresh.com/these-facebook-stats-will-make-you-love-the-like-button/,[object Object],http://www.allfacebook.com/facebook-marketing-cheat-sheet-2010-10,[object Object],http://www.jeffbullas.com/2009/07/25/13-tips-to-get-found-online-how-to-achieve-free-organic-seo/,[object Object],http://philmckinney.com/archives/2007/10/podcast-finding-and-keeping-innovation-champions.html,[object Object]
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