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PUSHING SOCIAL DECEMBER 1, 2012 Blog Mastery #18: Short Answers to 10 Difficult Blogging Questions. One of the most rewarding things that I get to do is talk to readers. Everyday I jump on the phone with one or two readers and discuss their business. These discussion keep me sharp and my advice grounded in day-to-day reality. The conversations have taught me that blogging, content marketing, and running a business isn’t easy. Today I’ll talk about some of the more difficult questions I get. | CREATIVE RAMBLINGS DECEMBER 1, 2012 This week in social media (November 26-30, 2012) In social media, there is never a dull moment! Check out the list of headlines below. Facebook Review: The latest Facebook scams to watch out for (Digital Journal) Facebook makes it official — an external advertising network is coming soon (GigaOM) iTunes Gifts Now on Facebook (Facebook Newsroom) Facebook Fires Back in Want Button Lawsuit (AllFacebook) Facebook tests [.] This week in social media (November 26-30, 2012) was written by Cendrine Marrouat for her social media blog, Creative Ramblings. Great Resources Miscellaneous News social media headlines | ARI HERZOG DECEMBER 1, 2012 Why We Need To Talk About Testicles I bet you know someone with a silicone bracelet promoting awareness of breast cancer, epilepsy, multiple sclerosis, poverty, or some other cause. Each wristband comes in a different color and is worn with pride. It is common to spot an awareness bracelet and ask the wearer about their personal motivation. “Why do you have a mustache?” told them I was raising money for the cause. | SOSHABLE DECEMBER 1, 2012 Reach is Infinitely More Important than Fan Count on Facebook For better or for worse, Facebook made it easier for people to report or block page posts in September. Since then, the need to tread carefully with posts has increased dramatically; too many reports or blocks can hurt a page’s performance dramatically. This is an important topic that will be covered more in-depth in a future series of articles, but for now it’s important to note. | | | | | | | | | -
ENGAGING BRAND | SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2012 Why Social Media is a Check to Your Passion There is a Zen saying that is posted on my wall.it To her lover a beautiful woman is a delight, To a monk a distraction. To a mosquito a good meal.". When you a running a business it is so easy to let your passion overtake your ability to remember to keep honest to that passion and to keep seeing the world from different angles. listen to many podcasts that I don't totally agree with, I read blog posts from people who have a different view point.why? because I live and breath my brand but social media is part of my development to see my market from different viewpoints. Related articles. MORE >> -
CONVERSIONATION | SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2012 On Being Human: The Ties That Connect Us Yesterday I felt happy. Then I learned my mother has cancer. broke. know what it is to be broken. If there’s one thing I can truly call myself an expert in it’s the human mind. m an expert by experience and I think it’s no coincidence I do what I do for a living. feel a lot. Certainly now. Cancer. Mother. You know. There’s millions of people suffering and having cancer. There are no lessons to learn. When driving back home yesterday I wrote a blog post in my head. It’s more or less this one. When we have a hard time we often don’t want to share it publicly. The downs. You don’t want compassion. MORE >> -
TWIST IMAGE | SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2012 The Frightening Ramifications Of High-Frequency Pricing Something fascinating happened during Black Friday. It wasn't the mad hoards of people trampling one another for the latest electronic whiz-bang, and it wasn't the dreaded story of a major retailer's site going down, making them unable to capitalize on months of build-up, ad spends and hype (not to mention damage to the brand). We have entered a new era in marketing, and it's one where marketing and IT come together (and stop residing in their respective, vertical, ghettos within the organization). The bigger, more pressing, issue is leveraging technology to optimize pricing. Excited? Scared? MORE >> -
JANET FOUTS | SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2012 Book Review and Giveaway- The Commitment Engine by John Jantsch The Commitment Engine: Making Work Worth It , by John Jantsch. Anybody who has ever read one of John’s blog posts or heard him speak knows he’s a straight shooting, plain speaking business leader who has a knack for making just good business sense available to everyone. In the Commitment Engine he shows us what commitment really means in a business and a personal sense. Commitment isn’t just sticking to your path no matter what, it’s finding and retaining the passion that makes your business sing. It’s making work fun. Psychic ownership. Think about it like this. MORE >> -
PROBLOGGER | SATURDAY, DECEMBER 1, 2012 Blogging the Festive Season: The Not-for-Profit Blog [Case Study] Stephen Pepper is insurance administrator by day, youth worker and blogger by night. He and his wife run Youth Workin’ It , a not-for-profit site that provides consultancy and services for youth workers and organizations worldwide. This includes blogging 6 days a week about youth work. As part of our Blog the Festive Season series, we asked Stephen how he and his wife are preparing the blog for the festive season. What does preparing the Youth Workin’ It blog for the festive season mean? This will be your second festive season on the blog. What did you learn last year? MORE >> -
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