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MINDJUMPERS AUGUST 10, 2011 Using Social Media to Give a Shit to a Good Cause Tweet At Mindjumpers, we have just been informed about a great new non-profit organization, Give-a-Shit.org , which is about making people give a shit and support a good cause by using your social networks. Here, we will tell you more about the campaign. Show that you care. Give-a-Shit.org is a bit different from other charities, since it’s not asking people to donate money. | FRESHNETWORKS AUGUST 10, 2011 What the role of Twitter is, and isn’t, during #londonriots Image by hozinja via Flickr. Certain sections of the UK media have been ascribing some blame for the riots in London to Twitter. Aside from denying that riots such as this happened long before the invention of such social media tools, such statements also show a lack of real understanding of how social media tools like Twitter are used by people, and when they are less useful. This seems unlikely. | ONE SOCIAL MEDIA AUGUST 10, 2011 Social Media For Personal Use vs. Business Use Tweet On our weekly show yesterday, The Social Truth , we talked for a little while on the differences between using social media personally and using it for your business/brand. Unfortunately, due to some technical issues, the show was not recorded, so I thought I’d give you a short recap of what we talked about. The highlights: Content. Personal. Business. Networks. Personal. Business. | SOCIAL MEDIA NETWORK MARKETING AUGUST 10, 2011 Precaution While Working On Link Building - Social Media An important part of working on Social Media is to understand about Links and Link Building. Links are like little veins or tracks that guide the Search Engines crawlers [programs / scripts / algorithms] to go and check out the Site / Blog /Social Profile. Search Engines have built their algorithms in such a way that if you start to spam and paste your Link across without a relevant reason then your Site / Blog can be flagged and quarantined. Sometimes banned as well. If the site where you Post your Links does not have a good traffic then it does not hold good for you. Careful when you do this. | | | | | | | | | -
JEFF KORHAN | WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 2011 How To Protect Your Facebook Account from Hackers Several times a month I learn that one of my friends on Facebook has been hacked. Here are some simple practices that will help to prevent that from happening. 1 – Enable HTTPS. When you bookmark the URL for Facebook or any of your other social networks, be sure to use HTTPS instead of HTTP. This encrypts your communications. In fact, you will have to temporarily disable this feature any time you give access to a new application. That alone should give you confidence that you have achieved a greater level of protection. 2 – Disable Online Chat. Until tomorrow, Jeff. MORE >> -
FIFTH GEAR ANALYTICS | WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 2011 Top 10 Trends in Marketing for 2011 – Revisited At the end of last year, I wrote a blog post predicting the top marketing trends for 2011. ve been amazed that it continues to be one of our most read postings, year-to-date. really don’t know other than many of you might want to check on how I’m doing with my predictions. Just like sportscasters who make predictions for the coming weeks games and give reasons on Monday why they shouldn’t be held accountable, I’ll revisit my top 10 now (perhaps so I don’t look so foolish at the end of the year when some don’t seem to be panning out MORE >> -
THE MARKETING BLOG | WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 2011 Customer Service: The Cultural & Geographical Differences b/w India & Western World This post isn’t meant to criticize our culture or our organizations. Neither is it meant to be a rant which is the outcome of frustration while dealing with a service provider! It is a reflection of an observation which explains the behavioral patterns of organizations in India when coordinating with their customers! Perhaps this isn’t for the first time that we’re talking about the soft issue of “Customer Service. In my opinion, our key learning from this experience is the existence of mind-set difference. The other problem was limited options that we had in India. MORE >> -
AKAMAI MARKETING | WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 2011 What we can learn from blog firestorms. Interesting, isn’t it? Social media can be such a fantastic place – full of thoughtful, intelligent people. Fun people. So thoughtful, fun and intelligent that its easy to imagine the whole world is cheering you on. Its easy to imagine that the social sphere or your blog are simply just an adult playground of cool people. THEN it happens: SLAM BAM a snarky comment or worse, an outright attack. Suddenly, the social sphere doesn’t seem so warm and fuzzy. really admire them both. First Rule of Fight Club is Not To Talk About Fight Club. We can only control our own responses. MORE >> -
KIKOLANI | WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 2011 6 Things Bloggers Can Learn From Dr. Seuss This guest post is by Matt Krautstrunk. Dr. Seuss is perhaps one of the most pronounced authors of all time. He wrote short stories that not only captivated the minds of our younger generation, but taught us valuable life lessons. In a world where so much information is being passed around on the web, it may help us by taking in some simple Seuss. Photo Credit. Sometimes the questions are complicated and the answers are simple.” Dr. Seuss throughout his life can teach us lessons with his quotes, but also with his personal life story. “The more that you read, the more things you will know. MORE >> -
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