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Trust Barometer Reveals Need For Mature Social Media

Dave Fleet

Yesterday I was privileged to attend the Toronto launch of the Canadian results of Edelman’s 2011 Trust Barometer survey with my employer, Richard Edelman. Trust in 2011. 2011 Trust Barometer Canadian Summary. The broad findings of this year’s survey are themselves interesting: Credentials Count More Than Ever.

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Why And How To Scale Social Business Programs

Dave Fleet

We’re seeing more and more examples of crises driven by online activity; social support offers a way to prevent issues from becoming crises. As more and more companies engage in marketing programs through social media, customers are using those two-way channels to demand support from companies. Launch a formalized advocacy program.

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Don’t Put All Your Social Media Eggs In One Basket

Dave Fleet

David Armano says that 2010 was the year that you went where the people were; 2011 will be the year where social functionality makes websites fashionable once again. If your site relies exclusively on Facebook’s Open Graph for sign-ins, for example, then Facebook going down must be pretty traumatic. So: Spread it around.

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Where does content fit in Facebook’s new marketing model?

Dave Fleet

Mid-way through 2011, the company changed its approach to determining what people saw in their newsfeeds, with the result that the number of people seeing posts from brands dropped significantly – by up to 75%, in fact. This, on its own, means that anything Facebook does that affects content is hugely significant for marketers.

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Drive. Learn. Commit.

Dave Fleet

Tweet I have so many thoughts running through my head about 2011 right now, it hurts. That’s step one for me in 2011. Take my reading challenge, for example. So, I found that reading project very satisfying in 2010 and plan to continue it in 2011. I don’t draw a line between work and home life.

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Forrester: Email and search drive online sales, not social

Dave Fleet

This is complete anathema to those who argue that traditional marketing in its various forms is “dead” Last year I was sceptical about Forrester’s 2011 report given that the data was taken from the clients of a single marketing agency – and frankly most of my concerns remain around methodology and report scope.