Hello hello (yes that’s meant to be two hellos), thanks again to everyone that participated/attended the event. Everyone had a great time and I have received very positive feedback from the event. Remember to stay tuned for our upcoming events. The first one was only
The social media champion at your company should rarely be seen in the company office. In fact the social media champion should be out and about whenever possible; attending conferences such as SXSW or the Newcommforum. The social media champion transcends the online world and
Ok guys here’s the deal. The Search Marketing Salon launch event in San Francisco is tonight! And I’ll be very honest with everyone, it is going to be packed. We were planning to have around 60 people; we are now over 100. I have mulled
It is one thing to say you are going to start a blog. It is an entirely different thing to say that you are going to create a social media strategy. Blogging is one part of social media, just as creating a marketing plan is
First off, let me give credit where credit is due. I came across this information from reading one of Brian Solis’s post about “Discovering and Listening to Conversations on Twitter.” In the post, Brian refers to Jeff Nolan, who discusses Twitter analytics. Thanks to both
Marketers are getting so excited over the emergence of this new marketing tool (or medium) known as social media. All marketers have to do is join Youtube, Digg, and Twitter; add a bunch of friends, and start shoveling content at them…right? Wrong, on several accounts;
There are some great events coming up in the next 10 days that I am going to be attending, and one event that I am going to be hosting. Click on the links for more info. Thursday, March 20, 2008 8:30 am Breakfast with Jeff
I am an avid user and experimenter of all things related to social media and social media marketing. Recently I have come across a few tools which I think are beneficial to any StumbleUpon or Digg user and I wanted to share them with you.
Jeremiah Owyang recently put up his findings for online community best practices. The presentation can be viewed below. Jeremiah outlines a 4-step approach to the “groundswell,” which is defined as the new trend of getting information through technology (such as twitter, blogs, etc) as opposed
The Google Quality Rater Guideline have been leaked on the net, and here they are 🙂 This document is a gold mine because now SEOs will be able to understand what Google considers relevant content or spam content. For a good explanation of why internal
