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08 Sep 09

EzineArticles Submission - Submit Your Best Quality Original Articles For Massive Exposure, Ezine Publishers Get 25 Free Article Reprints

EzineArticles.com allows expert authors in hundreds of niche fields to get massive levels of exposure in exchange for the submission of their quality original articles.

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26 Aug 09

Brands Are People | Social Media Explorer

Social Media Explorer explores social media, public relations and marketing through commentary and analysis.

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22 Aug 09

The 10 Types of Social Media Sites You Need to be on and Why | Microgeist

Microblogging Leader: Twitter - Everyone knows this service. It's got such a lead in this space that it's difficult to see anyone else taking over. This

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19 Aug 09

How to Drive Traffic with Repeat Tweets : The World : Idea Hub :: American Express OPEN Forum

A wealth of resources for business owners — videos, articles, blogs, and expert advice to boost your business, sponsored by American Express OPEN.

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18 Aug 09

Global Neighbourhoods: An Era of Mass Micro Marketing

I've been thinking a lot about long-term changes since I wrote about LocalPeople and hyperlocal journalism a few days ago. I do see the future of journalism in its ability to drill deeply into topical and geographic niches. But as I step back, I think the same is true for most large organizations, particularly in business. This is a reversal of direction, for decades, actually hundreds of years, communicators, branders, merchants, advertisers, elected officials, fund raisers have all moved toward bigger. Technology kept assisting organizations to reach more and more people at lower cost per person. The golden era of physical newspapers and broadcast flourished for a very long time and it's long, steady decline started in the 70s did not pose much of a threat until the 90s and has only become clearly unstoppable for the last three or four years. What really happened was that first technology let merchandising scale until it became massive, and simultaneously annoying and ineffective. It allowed, almost required, merchants to keep getting bigger. Now the reverse is coming to pass. Global companies are discovering that technology is allowing them to get more personal, more interactive and more efficient by sing social media to talk with people one at a time. This is absolutely baffling to many traditional mass merchants. They would prefer to do what they have always done in a new channel. They keep trying and it very rarely seems to work. People just don't like being marketed to. They would prefer talking. They trust recommendations from peers more than ads. This has probably been always true for the most part. But now we have tools that let us get recommendations on what to buy,listen to, watch from each other and we trust real humans rather than faces on pages or screens. After decades of learning to think really, really big, survival now requires brand people, advertisers, marketers, politicians, fund raisers to think really small. The entire world is becoming a micro market. We are self-organizing into topical n

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16 Jul 09

A Brief Introduction to The New Community Rules: Marketing on the Social Web

This is an introduction to my book on social media marketing entitled The New Community Rules: Marketing on the Social Web

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Sometimes the Secret to Marketing is Just Being There | Small Business Marketing Blog from Duct Tape Marketing

Every time I speak to groups of small business owners I tell them that, when it comes to marketing, I would just as soon see them do something ordinary, day in

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Greg Verdino: 5,000 words and 6 random thoughts about writing them

When I announced my book deal, I promised occasional updates on my progress. I figure now is as good a time as any to let you know where things stand. As I write this post, I'm sitting on roughly 5,000 words of my manuscript. I've written more than that and have plenty of jotted notes and typed-up transcripts from conversations...

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29 Jun 09

Twitter followers marketing relationships | Jim's Marketing Blog

There's a massive difference between the phrases 'join me' & follow me. By changing one word in that phrase, you dramatically change the meaning of the phrase. Read On...

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09 Jun 09

23 Essential Elements of Sharable Blog Posts | chrisbrogan.com

What makes a blog post something worthy of links? What makes a blog post something that people will send around to their friends? If you're looking to find

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05 Jun 09

How to create marketing messages that sell | Small Business Marketing Blog from Duct Tape Marketing

No matter how many shiny, cool features and benefits you cram into your marketing messages, brochures and presentations, you better find ways to help the

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02 Jun 09

Email marketing, mail shots & sales emails | Jim's Marketing Blog

Why did Google send me a sales letter rather than an email & what can YOUR business learn from this? Read on...

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26 May 09

Andy Sernovitz's Damn, I Wish I'd Thought of That!: How to engage your Facebook fans

[Here's a recent post I did for the SmartBlog on Social Media. You can follow the blog here or subscribe to the newsletter here.] Facebook is one of the best environments to establish and grow a fan base of highly...

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18 May 09

Andy Sernovitz's Damn, I Wish I'd Thought of That!: Don't silence negative word of mouth -- Drown it out

You can't stop negative word of mouth. Every business has it. (You can't make everyone happy.) So don't freak out when you get a negative review or blog post online. Instead, reach out to your enthusiastic fans and ask them...

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