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Buzz Marketing for Technology
SEPTEMBER 30, 2008
Here’s the first paragraph of my summary: I show businesses how to use social media technologies for external community building and outreach, and for internal collaboration. For the bonus round, I recommend staying up to date via LinkedIn’s community superhero, Mario Sundar. December 2005. October 2005.
Bare Feet Studios
JANUARY 4, 2010
One of the first goals we had was to get the word out in the community about our organization. They then build housing, gardens, arts centers, and wheelchair ramps in the community. We also hooked up their Twitter and Facebook accounts so the content cross-posts to both social networks. A Facebook page. Ma Ka Hana Ka ?Ike
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Bare Feet Studios
OCTOBER 9, 2009
No need to target just young techies, seniors, or Facebook entrepreneurs as I have demonstrated via Beach Walks with Rox that they all pay attention to my sharings. You can also embed this badge on your blog. link] – thanx Rox for all you do for community! Vote here: [link] FAQ here: [link] Are you a little geeky?
Bare Feet Studios
AUGUST 20, 2008
in their community. Create Badges for Others to Post on Their Sites Many bloggers love badges as it’s a way of strengthening their personal brand. Badges make it easy for those who love you to easily tell their connections about our event. It allows us to customize our page and add a custom header graphic.
Bare Feet Studios
AUGUST 27, 2008
Know How Cafe Please join us at the Know How Cafe , the members-only coaching and tutorial community where you can experiment with and learn how to the Social Web and New Media tools to work for you and your client’s businesses. Photo Credit: Ryan Ozawa via Flickr Share/Bookmark Thanks for reading!
ProBlogger
DECEMBER 3, 2012
Today we’ll talk about integrating your community into your design. One of the great benefits is that an engaged community promotes your blog, providing word of mouth marketing. This includes social bookmarking and sharing, as well as regular links from your community members’ own sites.
Laurel Papworth
APRIL 9, 2010
If you move that into personal attacks – continually identifying e.g. pointing the finger and naming a person – you will find that you create a negative community with negative comments and a negative tone. People can also be bullied online by groups of people such as class groups or collective members of an online community.
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