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Pam Moore
JUNE 21, 2019
Content marketing is the new yet not new buzzword. The truth is content marketing has been around for decades, since conversations and business has existed. Content marketing is not a new shiny object invented via social media. Without content and humans, social media and digital marketing wouldn't exist.
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AUGUST 2, 2013
Facebook is just getting started. But that''s not the reason you should reconsider what Facebook can do. In the past few years, Facebook has made some significant moves that have placed it on a course for a more expansive offering. The big new thing about Facebook. That may come as a shock to some. Why this is a big deal.
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Convince & Convert
MAY 23, 2011
Facebook for business is email newsletters 2.0. You’re trying to accomplish the same things on Facebook that you are in email, aren’t you? The number of Facebook “likes&# you’ve accumulated is akin to your email list. Valuing Facebook Through an Email Prism.
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OCTOBER 11, 2011
The brands that want to win in the Social Media space can start with a very simple tactic: make all of the interesting things that they do as shareable and as findable as possible. How often do you run into a Facebook page for a brand that you like and the main call to action is "like us on Facebook!" blog comment.
Ari Herzog
JANUARY 12, 2016
Studies from the Pew Research Center and the New York Times indicate the typical American has 245 Facebook friends and knows 600 people both on and off the social network. In other words, if you’re a typical American, 355 of your peeps don’t use Facebook. I’m not specifying Facebook. Don’t get me wrong.
Webbiquity SMM
FEBRUARY 16, 2011
LinkedIn is firmly ensconced among the “big 3″ social networks for marketing and business purposes, and though its base of 80 million members is far smaller than the 600 million users of Facebook, its impact in B2B marketing is larger. Blogs represent 50%, Facebook 47% and…Twitter scores 41%.”.
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APRIL 17, 2012
At its core, what actually makes any piece of content (whether it's generated from an individual or a company) have any semblance of social-ness to it, is the ability for it to be as shareable and as findable as possible (if you do that and people like it, they will naturally talk about it). Can you make money sharing?
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