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Eleven Digital Trends to Watch In 2011

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Here are the headlines from David Armano’s post about the slides on Logic+Emotion , followed by my personal interpretation from the association industry standpoint: Attentionomics - Marketers begin to realize the value of attention and not just reach in driving conversion. Relationship-building, too. This should be a “doh!&#

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Link Love Monthly: Best of September 2010

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The Attention Stream: Keeping Your Market Engaged in a Constant Stream of Content… (ClickZ). What McDonald’s got wrong about Foursquare, Social Media strategy, measurement, and ethical reporting. Marketing and IT share a common fear (Scott Brinker). Which is More Powerful: Social Proof or Social Pioneering? Dan Zarrella).

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Link Love Monthly: Best of November 2010 [experimental]

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To succeed in social media, set aside your marketing plan {Grow}. KLM surprises travelers to see ‘how happiness spreads’ (About Foursquare). The Big(ger) Marketing Shift (Mitch Joel). Everybody’s Doing It: How Marketers Are Utilizing Social Media In 2010 (Flowtown Blog). How Not to Use Youtube (Occam’s Razr).

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Open Community Case Study – American Library Association

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In a smart marketing move, the scheduler also shows other association products that match attendee interests. Last year she played around with Foursquare and Gowalla, but it didn’t go anywhere. With more than 1000 sessions at their conferences, attendees need a tool to find the ones that best match their interests. But a few haven’t.

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Open Community Case Study – Empowering the Periphery

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In a smart marketing move, the scheduler also shows other association products that match attendee interests. Last year she played around with Foursquare and Gowalla, but it didn’t go anywhere. With more than 1000 sessions at their conferences, attendees need a tool to find the ones that best match their interests. But a few haven’t.