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Monitor Your Brand Online-Part 1

Harp Interactive

Here are the steps you need to take in order to deploy an ongoing online brand monitoring campaign. Choose the Keywords You Need to Monitor: Anything associated with your brand and company needs to be monitored. For example: Your brand name. Next…how to monitor all these platforms?

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Twitter is top social media channel among Fortune 500

Firebelly

The study’s key findings include: 22% (108) of the primary corporations listed in the 2009 Fortune 500 have a public-facing corporate blog. 35% (173) of the Fortune 500 have active Twitter accounts (a post within the past thirty days); and nearly 50% of the top 100 companies (47) have a Twitter account.

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Firebelly at Brainstorming & Social Media Optimization Summits

Firebelly

In today’s competitive environment, it takes a fierce marketing strategy to position your company and communities ahead of the competition; and this session will equip you to make-over your existing marketing plan into a Super Model of success. We look forward to seeing you in Dallas!

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5 Helpful Social Search Articles

Firebelly

It comes down to fundamentals and I suppose the following Four pieces of the Social Search Engine Optimization puzzle can help companies of any size get started in a more meaningful way on their journey towards becoming productive on the social web. Your comment has not yet been posted.

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Ball Memorial Hospital's Facebook Nightmare

Firebelly

Chad Richards is the Social Program Manager at Firebelly Marketing. This situation serves as a fantastic call to action for companies who have yet to develop a social media disaster plan. Given the topic, I'm left to wonder if any response would have doused the fire?

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Firebelly at Blog Indiana

Firebelly

Youll learn how to identify your content assets, use a push and pull approach, the social platforms that can work for you, a review of the monitoring tools, and see case studies of companies doing it right. We look forward to seeing you this weekend! Your comment has not yet been posted.

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How One Unhappy Customer Multiplies Across Social Media

Firebelly

Chad Richards is the Social Program Manager at Firebelly Marketing. Posted by: Tonytellez | July 23, 2010 at 10:15 AM This reminds me of my Firestone story posted on Get Social PR. In my instance the company's policy, which is special to Firestone and not to the industry as a whole, stood in the way.