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9 social media trends to keep your eye on in 2012

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But this is a dynamic field and we’re sure to see changes in 2012 too? What should businesses plan for in 2012 and what should they be looking for? I’m putting my Carnack hat on and writing down the trends I see in social media for 2012. We’ll see more and more video as the content type of choice.

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3 new social media resolutions for 2012 and a couple from 2011 that still need attention.

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I’ll call this one “ongoing” Since several of those resolutions are ongoing and I’ll continue to keep these on my radar, I’ve developed a (shorter) list of resolutions for 2012 that I intend to focus on as well. What platforms will you use in 2012 that are you aren’t making the most of right now?

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The Viral Marketing Virus

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Tweet Listen up: Going viral is a benefit to creating great content, not the goal. But if you’re really committed to creating a viral video marketing campaign: Creating viral content is this easy. Create content that tells a story, not a tagline and you’re one step closer to viral. . Bloomberg Businessweek 6/14/2012.

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11 Tips Blogging Tips for Businesses-Authority Building

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Great Content Builds Authority and Trust: When you create how-to posts, or advice posts, industry reviews, your also giving your potential customers a reason trust you. Create a variety of content types, including video, photos, slides. But the real message here is to make the content useful, helpful.

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How Social Media is Changing Customer Service

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They win awards like “Best Places to Work (Forbes, 2011, 2012) and “Most Democratic Workplace (WorldBlu, 2011). The review is a great piece of content; it’s a master piece of snark that most Yelpers can only aspire to. Thinking about how your employee policy matches your customer policy. Guess who else gets awards?