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Convince & Convert
MAY 11, 2010
The key is to create meaningful content that answers those questions, and propagate that content throughout the social Web, making a visit to your site unnecessary. I recommend starting with six, because it’s a meaningful amount of content and will address the tip of your question iceberg. Here’s how it works: 1.
Convince & Convert
FEBRUARY 19, 2010
And More… Although I’m not using it presently, you can also configure your NutshellMail to include Linkedin and MySpace content, as well as updates from the Ning groups of which you are a member. All the content shown in each email is clickable. Beer and NutshellMail. Ill see if this cadence works.
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Convince & Convert
SEPTEMBER 7, 2010
by Glenn Friesen – read the full story where this content was originally published, at UNcanny Insights From UnMarketing | Book Reviews | Social Media Consulting – Convince & Co… Share and [.] link] Rosemary O’Neill This one sounds intriguing…I’m always into people with panache.
Convince & Convert
MARCH 25, 2010
Swix aggregates as many as 100+ of your social media metrics, and presents them in a unified, visually digestible fashion that will be the darling of any Excel hater. Or, you could just use Swix, the super slick new social media scoreboard that just works. Need to see the increase in Twitter followers over time?
Convince & Convert
JULY 21, 2010
The Lawyers Are Coming Social networks give people the ability to share incredible volumes of content. Been Caught Stealing Let’s start with content creation and copyright issues. In other words put a copyright, all rights reserved on your content or the bottom of your blog. All that stuff? Read the fine print.
Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg
APRIL 28, 2010
I’ve heard about dozens of businesses who created Facebook Pages, pouring their hearts and souls and development hours into crafting content and attracting new fans, only to find out that their account disappears without a trace. Where Did My Facebook Page Go? and I felt the same way as you did. My friends list?
Convince & Convert
AUGUST 10, 2010
We’ve gone from MySpace and a era of anonymous accounts and comments attributed to “SexyBear1984″ to using our real names on Facebook, Twitter, and elsewhere as we build personal brands. And even another order that includes content interactions – who consumers and retweets your content?
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