Dave Fleet

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Facebook Timeline for Brands: Curation and Palpitation

Dave Fleet

We, meanwhile, see it as giving brands a new way to tell their story as communications becomes more and more focused on exactly that. Here’s what we didn’t realize back in October: The Timeline you see on a brand page is personalized by your friends’ actions. My friend Jay Baer says it betrays small businesses.

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Personalities, Policies & Problems: Companies and Employees 2.0

Dave Fleet

This year I’ve thrown my hat in the ring and submitted a SXSW 2011 panel proposal with Scott Stratten (UnMarketing), Chris Barger (General Motors) and Sarah White (HRM Direct) entitled Personalities, Policies & Problems: Companies and Employees 2.0. Should companies block Facebook, Twitter etc in the workplace?

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Why Facebook’s Community Pages Could Give Brands Headaches

Dave Fleet

A couple of weeks ago I received a worried call from a friend working in PR for a large company. Her opening question went something like: “What the heck are Community Pages on Facebook, and why is there one for my company?&#. In theory these pages should be a good thing for companies. Causing Headaches for Brands.

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A Privacy-First Digital Marketing Landscape

Dave Fleet

Regulators and tech companies have made some progress to create better transparency but it’s a drop in the bucket. The prevalence of data brokers and third-party data suppliers is becoming challenged, and programmatic media in particular is going to get hard for companies relying primarily on third-party data. People aren’t happy.

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Not your grandparents’ social: The ongoing evolution of social media

Dave Fleet

It has changed the way companies communicate, the way they operate, and the way they connect with people. As individuals flocked to these platforms, brands realized that they had an opportunity to connect and close the gap with their customers. Say hello to super-sized bonfire, complete with branded logs and paid pyrotechnics.

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Where does content fit in Facebook’s new marketing model?

Dave Fleet

While marketers everywhere seem to be focused on Facebook Timelines for brands, the latest changes to Facebook’s advertising model represent just as significant a change for brands – if not even more so. There’s nothing new in the fact that the vast majority of user/brand interactions come through the news feed.

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Burger King Twitter Hacking: Take A Chill Pill

Dave Fleet

Burger King’s Twitter account was hacked today, with the hacker turning the company’s Twitter page into an offensive mock-up of a McDonalds Twitter channel. When this is all over, if this will have any impact on the brand whatsoever. Holidays are prime time for hackers, as response times from companies tend to be longer.

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