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| Page 1 of 1 | Previous | Next | ADAM COHEN SEPTEMBER 22, 2010  Down the Rabbit Hole: Super 8?s Complex Viral Campaign Well, I was hooked and found [link] , which has a lot of hidden features and content: And then more content leads to the blog [link] , updated recently, run by a character in the movie, Josh Minkin: What’s this have anything to do with Super 8 and the plot? This morning I caught wind of a Steve Spielberg produced, J. Abrams directed movie scheduled to come out next year. Take a look. | ADAM COHEN APRIL 12, 2012  Engaging the Right Audience on LinkedIn (Cross posted on the Fleishman-Hillard DNA blog ). Several weeks ago, LinkedIn launched the LinkedIn Follow Button allowing followers to follow a company page on LinkedIn directly from owned assets like web pages and blogs. LinkedIn, one of the established social networks, is making strides in advancing how businesses can leverage the platform to engage followers. | | | | | |
| ADAM COHEN JULY 12, 2010  10 Reasons Market Research is Critical to Social Media link] The Digital Five Tool Player | a thousand cuts :: adam cohen's blog [.] blog comments powered by Disqus Connect About Adam Adam is a partner at the digital agency Rosetta, leading the Social Media practice. More about this blog here. That stuff is important to the business, no doubt. People are the fuel behind social media, which is really just tools and tactics. | ADAM COHEN JULY 28, 2010  Twitter Badges For Brands Who Want to Avoid Narcissism propose the following to the Twitter Pantheon: Get rid of “Follow Us&# signs on web pages, blogs, email, direct mail, catalogs, billing inserts and anywhere else a business wants to use a badge. Special thanks to Chad Milburn ( blog & twitter ) for taking a small ask for help and turning it into something more useful than intended. Proposal. Little Help. Related Posts. | ADAM COHEN JULY 16, 2010  I Will Not Write About Old Spice a thousand cuts :: adam cohen's blog About Blogroll Contact a thousand cuts conversations about social media and interactive marketing by adam cohen 16 JUL I Will Not Write About Old Spice Posted by: adam / Tags: Advertising , Isaiah Mustafa , Old Spice , Social Media , Television , YouTube / Comments: View Comments I will resist the urge. More about this blog here. Forget it. | ADAM COHEN JULY 19, 2010  Social Media Chat Tuesday, July 21st blog comments powered by Disqus Connect About Adam Adam is a partner at the digital agency Rosetta, leading the Social Media practice. More about this blog here. Marc Meyer and Jason Breed have done an amazing job over the last year plus bringing in some highly respected and social-media-knowledgeable folks like Chris Brogan , Amber Naslund , Beth Harte and Jason Falls. | | | | | | | |
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ADAM COHEN | WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 2011  Social Media Success is About The Customers, Stupid
…launching a corporate blog. …hearing a customer or business partner mention a recent blog post helped influence their decision. How do you define success with leveraging social media? With each passing conference and industry event, the perennial mainstays of social media case studies tend to remain the same: Dell, Comcast, Southwest Airlines, Starbucks. All deservedly so, mind you – each of these companies embraced personalized approaches to engaging customers and building long term relationships. “Yadda yadda yadda,&# you say. Most Commented. MORE >> -
ADAM COHEN | THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 2011  Interview: EMC Does Social Media From The Inside Out
Many of our public bloggers, as example, honed their voice and refined their blogging skills on EMC|ONE before going public. Thanks for letting us share our story via your blog, Adam. Recently I had a discussion with a client about doing social media “inside out&# – starting with leveraging collaboration tools and focusing on using social tools inside the walls before engaging customers. was quickly reminded that storage technology and services company EMC has taken that approach and embarked on a journey with employees, customers and partners worldwide. LD: I sure do. MORE >>
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