In Tom Forenski’s “No Social Media Monitoring By Apple Or Wells Fargo Yet Still Successful” post today he argues that it may be best to ignore criticism instead of monitoring comments about your brand on the social media networks.
Despite the growth in usage of Twitter and social networks like Facebook for sharing your interests with your community, blogging is not going away and remains a way to say everything.
Social ads
Jay Baer offers excellent social media and email advice on his Convince and Convert blogsite.
“New PR is about people and relationships, not just new tools… PR in the era of Socialized Media requires a fusion of traditional PR, Internet marketing, Web-savvy market intelligence, and the ability to listen and engage in conversations without speaking in messages.” — p.35, Public Back into Public Relations by Brian Solis and Deidre Breakenridge
4o years ago today, the first humans landed on the moon. It was a major milestone with Neil Armstrong’s moon walk to follow the next day. What seemed impossible had been accomplished and many people worldwide watched in awe as… We are Evolving
I am teaching my Internet Marketing Now: New Tools and Trends class at San Francisco State University’s College of Extended Learning in the Integrated Marketing Program. (If that is not a mouthful I don’t know what is.) The course name… Being a Teacher Means
Being a Student
There *is* such a thing as a free lunch.
@Jason_Pollock on Twitter posted a video introducing the Mountain Dew Box. It’s an exclusive box of several unmarked cans of different flavored Mountain Dew which they will be sending to an undisclosed number of participants in the Dew Box Campaign.… Dew-mocracy and Customer Engagement