There are lots of reasons why people find it easier to complain via social networks. My story for today happened a few weeks back at a hotel in London. I had hosted an afternoon of meetings in their beautiful hotel bar and restaurant. My last meeting started at 5pm and as we were going on into the…
There are some people who live in a dream world, some who face reality, and those that turn one into the other.
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My collection of thoughts and reveries...
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How do you get fans to not only like you, but to keep coming back for more?
This is a key question social marketers ask constantly. It’s one of the reasons we’re kicking off our monthly Social Marketers NYC Meetup at our offices tonight. And who better to provide this kind of wisdom then Laura Chin
Is a whale of a job! Bell Telephone System 1947 ad. Now, let’s take a look at today with the continued growth of social media
1947
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An impacting (pardon the pun) way to convey the message. Controversial perhaps… gets your attention, absolutely!
“Well it’s not like that. Usually the victim is an innocent. Drive safely - save a life.”
Extremely controversial campaign released in 2012 in Romania with a lot of media attentionAdvertising Agency: Publicis, Bucharest, Romania
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Have you ever sat in your car listening to the radio and been late work because you wanted to hear what they had said was coming up after the next commercial break? Think of your social media posts in the same way.
Here’s the secret: TEASE! You know when you’re watching a local news cast…
The Mounting Minuses at Google - WSJ.com
Also, glad to know that even Google has issues with ComScore data! “A Google spokeswoman said comScore’s data is “dramatically lower” than Google’s internal data.”
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Stats are astonishing, and I’ve been informed by @nik (Nick Halstead) that Twitter is now moving 1B messages every three days.
(via Every 60 Seconds 175,000 Tweets Are Sent [INFOGRAPHIC] | Twitter Tips And Updates From Buffer)
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