Justin Levy
JUNE 1, 2011
Over the past couple years as social media has continued it’s explosive growth, we have seen so many examples of companies who have experienced a crisis due to an accidental tweet, a campaign gone wrong, a misstatement by a spokesperson or the collapse of an industry. Will it be active or passive monitoring? Who will be involved?
Justin Levy
JUNE 1, 2011
Over the past couple years as social media has continued it’s explosive growth, we have seen so many examples of companies who have experienced a crisis due to an accidental tweet, a campaign gone wrong, a misstatement by a spokesperson or the collapse of an industry. Will it be active or passive monitoring? Who will be involved?
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Justin Levy
JUNE 1, 2011
Over the past couple years as social media has continued it’s explosive growth, we have seen so many examples of companies who have experienced a crisis due to an accidental tweet, a campaign gone wrong, a misstatement by a spokesperson or the collapse of an industry. Will it be active or passive monitoring? Who will be involved?
Justin Levy
JUNE 1, 2011
Over the past couple years as social media has continued it’s explosive growth, we have seen so many examples of companies who have experienced a crisis due to an accidental tweet, a campaign gone wrong, a misstatement by a spokesperson or the collapse of an industry. Will it be active or passive monitoring? Who will be involved?
Justin Levy
JUNE 1, 2011
Over the past couple years as social media has continued it’s explosive growth, we have seen so many examples of companies who have experienced a crisis due to an accidental tweet, a campaign gone wrong, a misstatement by a spokesperson or the collapse of an industry. Will it be active or passive monitoring? Who will be involved?
Justin Levy
MAY 30, 2011
When I speak to groups or am interviewed about Facebook, I am often asked to provide examples of companies that are “doing it right.&# You also don’t need to run down a list of comments with “Great, thanks&# type comments. It’s only natural. 9 Deadly Sins of Facebook Pages and Their Administrators.
Justin Levy
MAY 30, 2011
When I speak to groups or am interviewed about Facebook, I am often asked to provide examples of companies that are “doing it right.” You also don’t need to run down a list of comments with “Great, thanks” type comments. It’s only natural. 9 Deadly Sins of Facebook Pages and Their Administrators.
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