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How to Navigate Social Media in an Era of Misinformation and Disinformation

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I agree, but right out of the blocks I must openly ask three questions: 1) How many of us while consuming social media content critically think about what we are reading or viewing? Verify Information : Always verify the information you come across, especially if it seems too sensational or questionable. Does it not?

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What’s the Sweet Spot for Content Marketing?

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What I do know is that the content marketing game is drastically shifting. We get our information from so many sources nowadays. Think about it though, each of those sources “needs” content as well as content creators. That content? content marketing digital marketing' It’s insane.

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Search Results and Quality Content is an Oxymoron

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Thus this post could have easily been titled, “Content for content’s sake&# or “Crappy content for search engines&# , or “The difference between worthless content and worthy content&#. We see the information that we see first and has ranked well and assume it is the best. The reason?

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The Key to Success in Enterprise Social Media

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Can we get people to click on content? Can we get people to talk about that content? We need a better snapshot of who does what with our content. Should I care, that you took a millisecond to share, like or re-tweet a piece of my content? You’re only as good as your content. Content is driving everything.

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The Many Faces of Social Influence

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” This person isn’t as much a thought leader as they are someone who pushes out content like they’re a bot. They aren’t influencers, they’re conduits of someone else’s information. The face we see the most isn’t an influencer but what I like to call a “frequencer.”

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The Many Faces of Digital Influence

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” This person isn’t as much a thought leader as they are someone who pushes out content like they’re a bot. They aren’t influencers, they’re conduits of someone else’s information. The face we see the most isn’t an influencer but what I like to call a “frequencer.”

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Is Social Currency Counterfeit?

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Now I’m pulling this next blurb from Vivaldi Partners via wikipedia but pay attention to it: Vivaldi Partners defined social currency as the extent to which people share the brand or information about the brand as part of their everyday social lives at work or at home. But, it’s not magic beans.

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