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3 new social media resolutions for 2012 and a couple from 2011 that still need attention.

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Beyond The Numbers: I definitely worked with people to think beyond follower counts, but I’m not completely satisfied with my own goal to build more scaleable social media programs. I think there is definitely more room for growth here. ? Truth is, I read a lot of blogs, but sometimes I am too lazy to comment.

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Twitter Engagement and the Empty Promise

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.&# Typically, I define engagement as sharing, clicking or commenting. When I engage (click, share or comment) its because I think the information has been worth my time and I want my audience to see it. When something’s interesting, people say so. When its not, well – they ignore it.

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What we can learn from blog firestorms.

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THEN it happens: SLAM BAM a snarky comment or worse, an outright attack. First thing to understand about blogging and social media in general is that it is the ultimate in free speech, while we don’t like to talk about the downside of free speech, there are definitely a few. True leaders go out on a limb sometimes.

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On Alice in Wonderland and Social Media

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Building up your social media presence will almost definitely take time. Share and Enjoy: Tags: blog , Fun with Social Media , lessons learned , opinion , social media , suggestions No Comments Start the ball rolling by posting a comment on this article! Allow yourself time to grow. "We're ALL mad here" indeed.

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5 things to measure in social media ROI

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Right now and in the future, measuring social media will come down to determining your definition of success and measuring against that definition. Within WOM valuation, we include things like Facebook comments and shares on Twitter from an influencer or from the company itself.

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5 things I’ve learned from failed blog posts

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I won’t say that I’ve got it down to a science, but I’ve definitely learned a few things about timing from you. The conversation took place elsewhere: Sometimes, instead of commenting on a blog post, people will choose to engage on another outpost, Facebook or Twitter for example. And blogging is very forgiving.

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