Mix together some marketing, technology, html, a spoonful search engine optimization, a splash of public relations, a hint of advertising, 2 cups writing, and top it off with some digital media, cook it on twitter for a few months and you have yourself a warm delicious social media professional. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 Don’t Break Silos Down Just Yet Adam says: September 8, 2009 at 4:43 pm Social media and social marketing is still so new that it isn’t adequately covered in web design classes in any level of education. MORE >>

In what Nielsen Online’s Joshua Hammond termed “a true ‘David vs. Goliath’ moment,” Carroll vowed that he would write and record songs about the experience – complete with music videos – and publish them online. According to BusinessWeek, Domino’s had become “the latest company to learn how quickly a brand can be tainted in a Web 2.0 Kentucky Fried Fiasco ,” reports Advertising Age. I always look forward to the end of the year. also love to look at the mistakes of others: so I don’t make the same mistakes. Military’s Flop of a Photo Op. Times. Disconnect. MORE >>

Just had a rather crappy experience with Discover Australia – they advertised “Free Internet -Exclusive&# for the hotel we wanted to stay in, then after we booked (we sent a confirmation email with a question on the internet) said “Oh it’s just a FREE 1/2 HOUR&#. Next time I will book direct with the hotel and check FIRST that what they advertise “free internet&# doesn’t come with such ridiculous marketing spin. Engage your customers directly via social media and mobile initiatives, and Web 2.0 Aaah Holidays. How was your January? MORE >>

– [link] [link] Kim Nielsen Good post from @jaybaer on breaking down the discussion of social media by outcomes. link] [link] Hall Web Services Is Social Media Too Big For Its Britches? You could say the same about Advertising which has evolved into an array of different distribution channels (i.e. We're moving in a direction where we may actually be able to place Advertising into the Social Media bubble and/or vice-versa. That combination of Social Media and Advertising creates an overlap where in some cases they'll be indistinguishable. Thanks! MORE >>

the way the way Web 2.0 skip to main | skip to sidebar mizz information Monday, February 1, 2010 List of Nonprofit Social Media and Community Managers Every time I see Jeremiah Owyangs list of corporate social media strategists and community managers I wonder when hell do a similar list for companies with fewer than 1,000 employees--or nonprofits, for that matter. Im realizing he has his hands full trying to keep up with the list of enterprise social media types since the market for these jobs seems to be exploding, so I may as well just start my own list for nonprofits. MORE >>