Webbiquity SMM

MAY 10, 2011

After the webinar (if it’s been recorded), write a follow-up post answering questions from the event and directing visitors to the recorded version online. Speaking at an event? Include a quick poll widget in your sidebar to gather answers to yes/no or multiple choice questions. Build your email subscriber list.

ROI 191

ROI Case Study Bazaarvoice Klout 191

Webbiquity SMM

FEBRUARY 11, 2013

Corey Eridon walks readers through the process of setting up the “new” Twitter profile page (okay, it’s been a few months now but a lot of Twitterers still haven’t done it) to add a larger header image, then highlights some creative examples from various media outlets, brands and organizations.

Tools 192

Tools Twitter Tips HootSuite 192

Webbiquity SMM

JANUARY 10, 2011

For example, although a significant proportion of the population of Quebec is bilingual, many of those people have a language preference. If you know that and have an upcoming event in that region, you could send separate wall posts in French and English to your Quebec fans based on the language they prefer. and elsewhere.

Facebook 210

Facebook B2B Privacy MySpace 210

Webbiquity SMM

SEPTEMBER 19, 2012

Dennis Yu provides an outstanding set of techniques to use in various circumstances, such as when you hosting an event, promoting a video, or if your customers are other businesses: “If you know the names of the actual companies you’d like to have as clients, include them in the your list of workplace targets. 5 STARS **.

Tools 177

Tools Facebook MySpace Hubspot 177

Webbiquity SMM

AUGUST 16, 2010

Matt Silverman steps through the process of creating cool custom backgrounds for popular social media sites, with easy-to-follow instructions and rich example illustrations. To help out, Sean Horrigan has compiled this glossary of social media terms from aggregator, blogs and crowdsourcing to thumbstream, widget and wikis.

Social Media 200

Social Media Tools Strategy Tips 200

Webbiquity SMM

APRIL 9, 2012

A free iPhone app for discovering what events are happening in your area, who you know that’s going to each, browse ideas from nightclubs to museums to movies (along with ratings), connect with others who are attending the same events and share thoughts and photos. PeopleBrowsr.

Review 200

Review Tools Social Media Klout 200

Webbiquity SMM

AUGUST 26, 2010

Matt Silverman shares five examples of brands stretching the boundaries of Facebook to provide a unique experience including Baby Gap and Adidas. “The average user is connected to 60 pages, groups and events. 5 Fantastic Facebook Fan Page Ideas to Learn From by OPEN Forum. How do you do it? Facebook Facts The Numbers Are Insane!

Advertising 215

Advertising Facebook Marketing B2B 215