Posts Tagged ‘social marketing’

How We Reveal Much About Ourselves Inadvertently In Facebook

March 29th, 2011 by Jamie Smith

Facebook has changed our ideas about exposure. For the frequent users of this version of social network, this change is evident. As a recent phenomenon, the functions of Facebook’s status walls and like buttons have changed the way we allow others to see ourselves, whether intentionally or not.

The Advantages Of Social Networking In Internet Marketing

October 21st, 2010 by Issac Fisanick

If you are an online marketer and you have not really been living in the actual wilderness during the last couple of years you’ve most likely observed the actual transformations that have happened concerning social media platforms and their use within online marketing. These types of systems used to have virtually no worth for real advertising reasons for 2 factors. First of all, they did not possess enough end users to actually end up being worth the time and effort. Secondly, those individuals that utilized social networking weren’t interested in purchasing something, they simply wished to connect with friends.

Social Media Is Required Today

March 11th, 2010 by Sonja Dyess

One-way communication such as magazine ads and commercials no longer have the same impact they did in the past. Today, companies are practicing two-way communication by engaging in conversation with their customers and delivering content before the consumer even requests it. Most companies will need to reevaluate their marketing in 2010.

Corporate Social Media Is Being Used To Do Good Things

February 14th, 2010 by Bryce Smith

As businesses try to devise a social media strategy, they are inadvertently discovering that this strategy takes them beyond purely business concerns. It’s the very nature of the new social media that is creating this phenomenon and whether they want it or not, corporations are changing their focus. Their customers and others who are observing their behavior are insisting, more and more, that they use social media for social good. And it will be this very social media that puts the attention on the businesses when they don’t comply with the values of their customers.

How To Maximize Your Exposure on Twitter

November 20th, 2009 by Ron Cripps

There are not to many things that can expose dreadful writing online except for when it comes to having to type information or your thoughts using a very limited amount of characters and be effective at it. With its–0 character threshold on all tweets (or “tweets” as they are referred to) Twitter often shows this all too well. From abbreviation-laden tweets that create no sense, to tweets that neglect to persuade followers to click through on a link, examples are everywhere in the Twitter “discussion”.