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PAMORAMA APRIL 2, 2011 The Social Media Landscape [Infographic] Last year, I posted a great infographic from CMO.com that did a terrific job of roadmapping the social Web. The graphic has been updated to reflect the landscape in 2011. As social media continues to evolve, it’s difficult to keep up with all of the changes. This infographic will help marketers to quickly understand how each tool/platform can help in the execution of online campaigns. | | PAMORAMA APRIL 2, 2011 Social Networks Have Little Influence on What You Buy Online Google is very worried about the growth of Facebook, and with good reason. The company has been playing catch-up when it comes to the social Web. Case in point: Google Buzz. At launch it caused a privacy outcry that led to a class action complaint , which was settled when Google agreed to pay $8.5 million to make it go away. Google should be really worried. Save and Share. | GAURAVONOMICS APRIL 2, 2011 Tweeterati #4: Why Do Celebrities Quit Twitter, Then Return To It? Here’s a Tweeterati column I wrote two weeks back that my Mail Today editor couldn’t use. First, I ended up writing a last minute column on Twitter and the Japan crisis and, then, SRK quitting Twitter wasn’t news anymore. As I didn’t have the time to write an0ther column, perhaps on @ MsRebeccaBlack , Tweeterati took a break last week. But, Tweeterati will be back tomorrow with a fresh new column. Till then, here’s the column that wasn’t published. Why Do Celebrities Quit Twitter, Then Return To It? So they quit. | | | | | | | | | -
THE RELATIONSHIP ECONOMY | SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 2011 Are Your Customer Relationships Algorithmic? Large Hotel chains such as Wyndham Worldwide Corporation (WYN) provide hospitality products and services to individual and business customers. They have several different brands that cover various market segments from high-end to low-budget, as well as vacation resorts across a wide geographic area. Hello, what exactly are you? Yet in order to interact with Wyndham, an “ad-in-the-face” needs to tell me they exist, the search engine needs to tell me they are close to my destination, and Expedia needs to offer them up in a menu of add-ons to my travel plans. hotel is a shared asset. MORE >> -
DREW'S MARKETING MINUTE | SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 2011 Going old school – Yahoo Groups I know that Facebook ‘s groups are the rage and I think it’s a dandy tool. But what if you have a group of people that aren’t heavy Facebook users? For many years, I’ve used Yahoo Groups whenever I was part of a small group that needed to stay in touch, share files/photos, and by using the designated e-mail address, could talk to everyone at the same time. was recently asked how to set up a Yahoo Group and created this step by step PPT presentation. So I thought I’d share it with you too, in case you want to go old school with me! Related posts: School Daze? MORE >> -
TWIST IMAGE | SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 2011 When Is This Going To End? Quick question: do you believe that advertising spend should match consumption patterns when it comes to media? sure hope you answered "yes!" " Sadly, the Internet is still the red-headed stepchild of the media world. As consumption on both Internet and Mobile continues to rise (the other day, I tweeted about an eMarketer news item about how the Internet surpassed newspapers to become the second largest ad spend media platform after TV), the Web is still the Rodney Dangerfield of media (it gets no respect). It needs more respect. It turns out that eMarketer is at it again. brand. MORE >> -
DEVELOP SOCIALLY | SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 2011 Where Social & Flesh Meet I have been in the is place before. There I stood in the dimly lit trendy hipster pool hall awaiting a presentation on “How to Start A Business. This was an official tweetup! look around the bar area to find a few people that I know and from there our conversations begins. We talk about life, work, and everything in between. hear stories of how Aaron was in New Zealand right before the massive earthquakes hit. He shares, with concern and reflection, on how he stood in buildings weeks before that are now rubble. Person after person came up and introduced themselves. Ok, back to my story! MORE >> -
GEOFF LIVINGSTON | SATURDAY, APRIL 2, 2011 Who Cares More, Coke or Pepsi? Image by Orin Zebest. Much has been said about Pepsi’s falling market share and its social media driven Refresh cause marketing effort. Extremists have dubbed Pepsi Refresh as the iconic symbol of failure for social media as a marketing mechanism. Like many conversations about social media, this view is too simplistic. It fails to acknowledge several key issues, including product weaknesses , the fact that PR and advertising were well integrated into the effort, and the debatable use of cause marketing as the primary thrust behind Refresh. The hare loses to the tortoise. MORE >> -
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