Josh S Peters

NOVEMBER 30, 2009

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Josh S Peters

FEBRUARY 10, 2013

Whether the cause was Beyonce’s fierce performance or something else is unclear, but what was clear is that there are plenty of brands out there that were clever enough to instantly play upon the outage, newsjacking it on their social media networks… How to Make Your Website More Interesting and Linkworthy.

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Josh S Peters

MARCH 12, 2013

Schedule posts for Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, get analytics on your posts to see when the most effective times to post are, and even get link tracking to see what content is most popular with your fans / followers. Have you checked out Buffer yet? It’s great. fans/followers) with useless and / or too much stuff.

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Josh S Peters

MARCH 8, 2013

It’s easy to get so caught up in social media brand awareness, PPC conversion and other trendy marketing tactics that we simply forget about other more old fashioned, simpler but also potentially effective advertising avenues that are all around us. Some great ones are: https://www.kissmetrics.com and Google Analytics. .

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Josh S Peters

NOVEMBER 23, 2009

An awareness campaign (social media or not) is used to increase the awareness of certain products or the brand itself. Increase conversations about your brand, change the current online sentiment of your brand? Want people to talk about your brand at all? What do you want to do? Meet them on their level.

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Josh S Peters

OCTOBER 20, 2009

Acquisition / Lead Generation, Awareness, Brand, and Loyalty. Awareness – This type of campaign can be used to increase the awareness of certain products or the brand itself. Brand – Here the goal is to associate the company with it’s services and offerings. 4 Types of campaigns and their metrics 1.

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Josh S Peters

NOVEMBER 20, 2009

etc) which will auto 301 redirect back to the correct version, or even let you install a custom branding bar that overlays at the top of the screen when someone clicks, even after retweet.

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