Sherrilynne Starkie
MAY 28, 2013
'Facebook Foxes. Facebook is cracking down on violent, sexist content in response to an open letter issued last week by Women, Action & the Media (WAM). The group demanded that Facebook add gender-based hate speech to its list of forbidden content. The social network has today agreed to add gender-based hate to its list of unacceptable content and has committed to ridding its site of it and is updating its guidelines to training moderators.
Mindjumpers
MAY 28, 2013
'The page is blank. Just as your mind. The only thing that concerns you is how you will make your deadline. What do you do? You could turn the radio on and hope to hear an inspirational song, or you could log on to Resonate and listen to music that inspires people in the same business as you. Ad Age and Spotify have joined together and made a new platform for communities.
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Kikolani
MAY 28, 2013
'It’s been almost three years since I first wrote about popup opt-in forms on Kikolani. Back then, I was definitely not a fan. The times have changed though. Popup opt-in forms are no longer just for internet marketers and the make money online niche. They are everywhere, from new blogs to some of the most respected blogs in the industry. In this post, I’m going to share my research into popup opt-in forms: who’s using them, case studies, WordPress plugins, and the alternatives
Janet Fouts
MAY 28, 2013
'Pinterest is huge , there’s no denying it , and it’s a great traffic driver to your website whether for products or information. I recently went on a surfing binge building a series of Pinterest boards for a client. These weren’t just pins from their website. Noooo. We recommend that a small percentage of the pins on a board be about you, they should be about the topic and bring together a useful, insightful or just plain beautiful perspective on the topic at hand.
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Small Business Mavericks
MAY 28, 2013
'Google+ is almost two years old. Frank Reed highlights the value that small business owners place on various social networks, including Google+, Facebook, and LinkedIn. Interestingly, more small business owners see value in Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, blogging, and YouTube than in Google+. Google+ comes out ahead of only Pinterest and Forums. This is head-scratching.
Laurel Papworth
MAY 28, 2013
'Australian CEOs are negligent in refusing to come to grips with Social Media, and their PR Media trainers are negligent in not training them to understand the impact of their communications in social networks. WHEN Myer CEO Bernie Brookes said last week that an increased Medicare levy to fund the National Disabilities Insurance Scheme NDIS would be bad for business, it reminded that while public relations professionals have done a good job of training CEOs in some ways, they have done a bad job
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Convince & Convert
MAY 28, 2013
'Image via BigStockPhoto.com. Content marketing is storytelling, so it’s not all that bizarre to think that fiction writers might actually have some advice for us. Can we borrow narrative devices and writing tips from fiction? I certainly believe we can. These seven skills, devices, and tactics come straight from the art of fiction, but they’re remarkable tools for any writer that hopes to draw attention and engagement. 1.
Waxing UnLyrical
MAY 28, 2013
'Welcome back from the long weekend, everyone! Did you find some time to relax and have fun? Are you feeling refreshed and ready to get back to work? Thank goodness it’s a short work week, eh? Since so much of what we do entails marketing, this week’s roundup focuses on just that topic; from tools (the ones to use , not to be ) to best practices: 1.
Writtent Blog
MAY 28, 2013
'If you ever want to really annoy a marketer, tell them that content is low cost marketing. While the thought isn’t entirely false, content certainly isn’t cheap. You can’t produce custom blog articles, eBooks, or multi-media content without time, which is the world’s most precious, non-renewable resource. Content marketing can take hours and some serious elbow grease, which is why we’ve curated a list of 30 brilliant ways for you to make a maximum impact in the least amount of time possible. 1
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MAY 28, 2013
'What is Yahoo going to do with Tumblr? What is Tumblr going to become with Yahoo? Those seem to be the billion dollar questions, these days. After it was announced that Yahoo would be acquiring Tumblr for a little over a billion dollars, the online channels (and traditional media outlets) went crazy in an " Instagram just got bought by Facebook for a billion dollars" kind of way.
ProBlogger
MAY 28, 2013
'Recently, I attended an event and heard a speaker talk about how they’d build a passive income from blogging. The person sitting next to me leant over toward me and at whispered: “Based on your Twitter Stream, I’m not so sure that blogging is ‘passive’ – is it?” I thought it might be an interesting discussion to re-open here on ProBlogger – do you think that income earned from blogging could be classified as ‘passive income’?
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