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11 Common Mistakes That People Make With Their Personal Brands.

Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

Social Media Consultant and Tech Geek at Heart Home About Press Consulting Contact Sitemap Home > Internet , Marketing > 11 Common Mistakes That People Make With Their Personal Brands 11 Common Mistakes That People Make With Their Personal Brands by Tamar Weinberg on October 7, 2010 Share This is a guest post from James Adams.

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Customer Service Mistakes In Web Design

The Realtime Report

Customer Service Mistakes In Web Design. Customer service is something that has evolved a lot in the Web 2.0 The fact their messages to the company are publicly visible means any company that values its reputation is likely to reply quickly and efficiently. Hunting For The Number To Call.

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Is Social Media Worth it for You?

Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

2: Businesses With Return Customers – Have a business that drives return customers? 3: Large Brands – Bigger brands have two things that smaller companies don’t: an already built community, and money. So I think basically every brand needs to have a strategy in the least. It’s rubbish traffic. Definitely.

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Xtees.com - A Unique t-shirt selling hub

The Marketing Blog

The key differentiators are that Xtees.com is into ‘screen printing’ and has it own t-shirt brands. Going by Sam’s words ‘Xtees.com is a unique example of a successful online-brand which is continuing to do well without any online marketing efforts’. 1) XTEES is a wild tshirt brand that has some kinda cult in it.

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3 Golden Business Rules for Social Media Engagement

Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

That’s why this is more of a message for large and not necessarily small brands. Not long ago, I tweeted praise to a business and followed up with them about something else via email. This is why it’s a lot easier for small brands to succeed and big brands to fail. I understand! Lots of work?

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Why You Should Fix Your House Before Inviting People Over

Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

Here are three examples of brands that appear to be taking this message to heart: Fandango.com Best-known as a portal for buying movie tickets online, the site is actually quite diverse in terms of its content offerings. And the more intricate your external efforts become, the more social, mobile, and interactive your website must become.

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Building Trust: A Relationship is Not a Newsletter Opt-In

Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

Wouldn’t it be safer, for the sake of maintaining the integrity of your business name or your personal brand, to ask permission first? Why do people think it’s appropriate for the same kinds of behavior, which are shunned in real life, to occur online? Why should you do now, apologize later ? » ????? ?????