Building Social Bridges
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In Your Company’s Bid To Court Social Influencers, Don’t Forget The “Regular Customers”
Originally published in Fast Company We know that our customers talk about us, brands. According to the Keller Fay Group the average American consumer mentions specific brand names 60 times per week in conversations. And since most of them happen online and, frankly,...
7 Ways Businesses Can Get More Social With SlideShare
Originally published in Mashable Online presentation website Slideshare is an important business network which ranks in the top 150 sites on the web, with 60 million monthly viewers, and 3 billion page views a month. Users upload presentations, Word and PDF files, tag...
Social media and the rise of social democracy
On January 25th 2011 the world was stunned by the pictures and videos flooding out of Egypt as tens of thousands of anti-government protestors took to the streets in a ‘Day of Rage’ in protest over President Mubarak’s 30-year rule. Pro-democracy sympathizers across...
15 Ways To Activate Your Events Socially
These days almost every event, whether it is a conference, expo, or more informal gathering of attendees, will use some form of social media to stay in touch and offer updates to attendees. Some events, however, are grasping the full potential of social media as a way...
Six Innovative Ways for Non-Profits to Use Social Media
For many non-profit organizations, finding low-cost solutions to marketing and fund raising is paramount, and social media has been able to offer many solutions to existing problems, as well as offering some innovative new ways of interacting with supporters. Here are...
The Laws of Brand Storytelling: Win – And Keep – Your Customers’ Hearts And Minds
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The Power of Visual Storytelling: How to Use Visuals, Videos, and Social Media to Market Your Brand
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