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Tool versus Solutions- An Illustration

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Understanding concepts is a completely different experience from seeing actual examples. There are countless examples beyond the ones I gave above. Back in February, I wrote about a company called Threadless as an example of a social media campaign to learn from. And there is the result of using these tools. Pencils are cheap.

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Using Applied Behavioral Analysis in Social Media

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Examples of antecedents on the web include basic links, display ads, headline titles and Twitter/Facebook posts. Examples of consequences: the acquisition of helpful or valuable knowledge, feeling recognized, the discovery of an ideal product, service or connection. Consider these three sequential components. The Antecedent.

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Upgrade Your Social Strategies By Understanding Network Theory

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Familiar examples might include mom- bloggers, celebrities and high profile organizations. A home is one example of an environment. The Value of Influencers. In network theory, certain people (nodes) are more influential than others. As influencers, they are connected to lots of other people.

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Who Knew Paper Towels Could Be This Fun? « Social and Logical

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Digital Deaths For World Aids Day

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World Aids Day was on December 1 2010. Celebrities stopped their online presences. These photographs represent their digital deaths. The concept is unique and evocative. The actual results however, have not been as impressive. According to PR Junkie, the campaign brought in less than $200,000 during the first week. See the full article here.

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What Went Wrong With the Digital Death Campaign

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Yesterday, I wrote a post about the celebrity Digital Death campaign that was intended to raise money for AIDS relief in India and Africa. I had no idea that on the very same day, it all ended when Stewart Rahr, a pharmaceutical executive handed over $500,000 at the request of the celebs enabling them to jump back on Twitter.

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