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The Case for Active Users as Social Media Community Managers

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The Case For Active Users as Social Media Community Managers. I’m an advisor at Pacific New Media for a social media certificate program they are launching. They’ve had social media classes for several semesters and I’ve taught several classes. I’ve really been thinking about this lately.

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9 social media trends to keep your eye on in 2012

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Cross-Department Social Media: As businesses continue to face the reality that community management (social media) requires time and committment, they are likely to empower more and more employees to work on the “social media team” the social media team won’t be a coming exclusively from the marketing and communication teams.

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Tool Tuesday: Twitter curation tools

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We use multiple social networking platforms, which have different audiences and expectations. Generally speaking though, they lend themselves to community building and time saving features. Its a great way to support other Social Media Club professionals and its been a fantastic conversation starter.

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Why Social Media Inactives Have No Impact on Social Business Value

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There has been so much talk about how social networks have user abandoning accounts or creating multiple accounts and only using a few. Community Opinion social media Vent' Tweet It’s interesting to me that the last post of this year is a rant. That’s your recipe for 2014 success.

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Stand Out in Social Media Marketing by Being Consistently Remarkable

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Point is, if you want to be remarkable as a social media presence or as a business, respond to every single mention. Choose Your Social Networks-Carefully. Unless your audience is ridiculously socially engaged, you don’t need to be on every single social network. Commit to the community.