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Barnes to forgive me the editorial liberty I’ve taken with this headline, but that’s my takeaway after finally reading the UMASS Dartmouth Study: The 2014 Fortune 500 and SocialMedia: LinkedIn Dominates As Use of Newer Tools Explodes. 500 SocialMedia Study. Infographic: Millennials and Social Commerce.
In December 2009, Forrester defined what it called the three new media options for interactive marketers: “paid, earned and owned.” Earned media had traditionally been the responsibility of public relations, while paid and owned media had been part of the marketing mandate. We are all familiar now with the PESO model.
These ideas span marketing budgets, studies on tactics, and sadly, goodbye to a couple of beloved brands in marketing and PR This blog was started in 2009 as a tool for my own professional development. This blog was a means to figure it all out. Accordingly, I write and publish a weekly blog post on Tuesdays like clockwork.
HubSpot has them for marketing and socialmedia. Most of the socialmedia platforms have courses you can take on their advertising products. Weekly writing If you are reading this you know I produce a weekly blog post. I started this blog in early 2009 after coming home from an overseas deployment.
Many struggle with emotional maturity and socialmedia. Here we go: Emotional Maturity and SocialMedia How do we better understand the emotional maturity of the selfie generation ? Lacking emotional responsibility on socialmedia: When people get easily offended, especially on behalf of others.
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I blogged about pros and cons here: [link] pic.twitter.com/vb5G86OHbC — Carilu Dietrich (@clu007) May 22, 2024 2. They didn’t just make a movie and drop a link on socialmedia. For example, I’ve begun reading blog posts – turning them into a podcast. Blogging is still a huge part of its marketing machine.
This post is an excerpt from the e-book, Listen: 5 Social Audiences Brands Can’t Afford to Ignore. . Back in June of 2009, an engineer posted a seemingly random tweet: That individual might not have had many followers on Twitter, and more than likely only a fraction of them ever saw the tweet. Social Listening: Text vs. Visual.
I remember when I first adopted socialmedia marketing as a way to promote my business. It was January 2009—just over 5 years ago so the memory is fairly clear. At the time, I knew intuitively that socialmedia would be useful, but I didn’t have a good handle on my goals. So I recruited a socialmedia pro to help.
Image: Lars Plougmann via Flickr, Creative Commons Really, if you just read through the comments, there’s your follow-up blog post… but since I promised you one, you’re getting one. All the comments were thoughtful, but there were a few that made me think a lot more about this whole “socialmedia&# thing.
If you’re just getting started blogging (or maybe even if you’ve been doing it a while), here are some WordPress plugins I really really like. I really like its functionality, plus it’s a great way for folks to search on your blog as well as on the Interwebz without actually leaving your blog. LinkWithin.
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They might be helpful to you as you continue on your path as a blogging Grasshopper. This is hugely helpful, because each theme is different and, as a result, the way a post looks when published on one blog, might look completely different on another. I just get kicks out of mobile blogging w/ multimedia.
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Also, the speed at which this audience could seize socialmedia with broad-based, negative rants against our company alarmed me. A: Immediately, we published a blog explaining in detail the mistake we made, followed by an apologetic email to every impacted customer and, finally, I personally called each one, clarifying what happened.
In fact, heavy manufacturing is probably the only exception in sectors that have been compelled to adopt social as a medium to “be remarkable&# in human terms to their followers. Consequently, socialmedia agencies have mushroomed , with their fair share of self-confessed SM consultants cashing in on the tide.
The healthcare arena has experienced continuous change with socialmedia empowering the digitally demanding patient. Dana Lewis created and moderates #hcsm, the international healthcare & socialmedia community on Twitter that meets Sunday nights at 8pm CT. Our panelists include: Dana Lewis ( @DanaMLewis ).
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What this does is let you select a certain number of blogs from your blogroll, and only that number of blogs will be displayed. I love how, when you click on an image, it starts the slideshow right on your blog! Don’t forget I started out this post with my initial list of five ways for you to spice up your blogging.
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And I read blogs. I use Feedly to aggregate all the blogs I read. I organize them by categories: MN blogs, advertising blogs, PR blogs, content blogs. And socialmediablogs. And, for the love of God, how many more “47 tips from the top socialmedia pros” posts do we need?
The use of socialmedia at our university is evolving. In the Fall of 2009, Education professor Alec Couros and I had a conversation about the seemingly endless number of ways socialmedia could be used on campus. A few emails later, the University of Regina SocialMedia Users Group (URSMUG) was born.
Waxing UnLyrical personal, possibly poetic, musings on public relations, media, communication, and everything in between About Shonali Want SocialMedia Evangelizers? Be Social September 7th, 2010 Tweet Today BNET published my second post, focusing on how companies can use socialmedia to turn customers into evangelizers.
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To that end, and assuming there’s a business strategy and marketing strategy in place, those priorities should be as follows: Owned – website, blog, newsletter. Shared – social channels. Earned – media or influencer relations. I look back to 2008 and 2009 and I think we had the priorities right.
Waxing UnLyrical personal, possibly poetic, musings on public relations, media, communication, and everything in between About Shonali MeasurePR: The BrandBuilder Edition November 3rd, 2010 Tweet If you work in the PR/marketing world(s) (are they one now? shouldn’t they always have been? Regardless, thanks for visiting! link] Nov.
You invest a lot of time in your ThinkSEM blog , chiefly written by your wife and co-owner Sarah Danks and PR staffer Kayla Hollatz – it’s a fun read. When I first started our agency, I relied solely on PPC and SEO to market ThinkSEM, because I didn’t think blogs, socialmedia or content marketing would do anything for us!
Then, in 2009, I started my own consultancy focused on socialmedia marketing. I write one of the longest-running PR and socialmediablogs in the country. I co-manage one of the longest-running PR/socialmedia podcasts in Minnesota. But, I learned a ton–from a lot of smart people.
Establishing your voice A blog post with pointers isn’t only meant to teach, it is also meant to connect with readers. Umair Haque , blogging for the Harvard Business Review , places the Gap logo debacle into this context of creativity. When it comes to blogging, anyone can compile data and churn out a post.
My employer launched a print magazine, website and social presence telling stories about health and community to business audiences, which is still going, BetterTennessee.com. Socialmedia for business was then in its infancy, and we were able to reach both decision makers and consumers with a limited budget and get real traction.
As an agency in the influencer-marketing space since 2009, we’ve seen it evolve from “blogger relations” to today’s “content creators.” We tapped 400 leading micro-influencers in the United States, each with at least 25,000 followers on socialmedia, to get their feedback on the state of the industry.
Like my friend Sarah Ziehr said on Facebook, if there was an “eye roll” emoji, I would have used it when I saw this post on Hubspot’s blog last week. It’s a concept almost as old as socialmedia itself. Let’s take a look back at socialmedia history for a moment. Not at all.
Take this example: Let’s say you’ve created a tool that helps non-profits with socialmedia, and you are sending out a news release as part of your launch. Your keywords might be “socialmedia for non-profits.&# Oh, one other thing: my blog = my sandbox. In Google you get: Let’s face it.
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As part of my effort to get the blog back on track in 2016, I spent the past month doing some quantitative and qualitative analysis to better understand how this happened. For the quantitative input – because numbers don’t lie – I did a thorough review of our Google Analytics data going back to 2009 when we launched.
Photo of the 2009 Silver Inkwell awards merriment courtesy Marvin T. Capitol-Cast » Blog Archive » 10 Reasons to Attend IABC/DC Metro’s Silver Inkwell Awards Gala says: October 21, 2010 at 12:36 pm [.] the entire posting at Shonali’s blog, Waxing Unlyrical. Oh, one other thing: my blog = my sandbox.
The theme of this year’s #mnblogcon was “growth” But, for my keynote, I attempted to take things a little different direction and talk about what growing my blog has been all about–because really, it hasn’t been about the numbers, followers or like and comment totals. Another example: My PR Rock Star series.
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If you are looking for ways to energize your public relations and socialmedia efforts in the new year, you might want to re-read a fairy tale. Sign up post-haste! ), you’ll remember I profiled Dan Gordon and his use of socialmedia. Even when I am reading blogs or catching up on Reader. Seriously.
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