jasonyormark.com Home About Me My Videos My Resume Contact Me Browse > Home / Community , Social Media / Making Dough(nuts): A Real World Example of Using Social Media Effectively | Subcribe via RSS Making Dough(nuts): A Real World Example of Using Social Media Effectively August 13th, 2009 Posted in Community , Social Media Tweet Share There aren’t many folks who will argue that social networking isn’t a valuable tool for business.  Active Engagement – FROST does not rest on its laurels.  Their Facebook and Twitter pages are a flurry of activity. MORE >>

Facebook’s integration of the ‘Like’ button across its own products and the web in general is a great example of this. ‘Activity’ This is a mirror image of the @Mentions tab, but for those people you follow. In a sense there’s nothing really new about either of these features – you’ve always been able to see the tweets your friends have favourited, for example. Twitter is rolling out two new changes to its web app from today. Until now, Twitter’s success has been in its simplicity. The ‘@mentions’ tab. MORE >>

Its clear that some of these organizations get results in their activities, and its worth studying what they do, and then reverse engineering it. For example, what would have happened if Nestle had been transparent about their activities and actually solicited advice from their fans about what to do? Consequently social media activism comes down to leveraging social influence…finding the opportunity and people who will take up the cause, raise public awareness and effect the bottom line of the company. What do you think? Imagine Your Reality. MORE >>

Imagine Your Reality Business and Social Media Coach Blog Home About Taylor Ellwood Services Social Media and Business Classes Social media strategy and activities Posted September 22nd, 2010 by admin and filed in Social Media , business , social media behavior Tags: social media coach , Social media customer service , social media marketing , social media strategy , Taylor Ellwood , Time management View Comments In my previous post about social media and time, I discussed why it was important to set time aside each day for social media. Let’s take Linkedin as an example. MORE >>

Long before RSS feeds, Twitter , Facebook and more, I was a heavy subscriber to email e-newsletters (in fact, I still am). On a global basis, for example, they spend 7 hours a week watching films and movies, compared to 5.6 Imagine this: 41% of all content that people are actively recording, thinking about and interested in, they're simply not getting to. bookmarking consumer content dvr dvrusage email enewsletter facebook feed marketer marketingcharts media mediaengagement motorolamobilty nielsen pvr recordedcontent recordedtvcontent rss technology television tv twitter MORE >>