Firebelly

OCTOBER 12, 2015

Here is a list of my nine favorite LinkedIn social media marketing groups that I think you’ll enjoy too. They’re great places to solicit and share social media marketing advice! Social Media Marketing. Group size: 999,929 members. Social Media Marketing 2.1.

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Firebelly

MARCH 12, 2012

This week we take a look at the issue of diversity in social media. Blinded by the White: Social Media and Diversity. By Jay Baer If social media is going to be a public “face” of organizations, and drive kinship with the populace, we have to do more than rely on a bunch of 30 year-old White people to do so.

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Firebelly

APRIL 22, 2011

I’ve personally given podcasts another shot and I’ve found there’s a lot of quality ones relevant to the social media industry. The Social Hour from the TWiT network is 60 minutes (or thereabouts) of interviews and commentary about social media. Oh, but don’t call it a podcast.

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Firebelly

NOVEMBER 19, 2011

Jonathan is a tremendous networker and advocate of social media marketing. Our friend, Mark Juleen, has this to say about Jonathan Saar “Beyond his role at The Training Factor, Jonathan is a tremendous networker and advocate of social media marketing for the multifamily industry. Usually dislike being alone.

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Firebelly

MAY 18, 2015

Be sure your profile has keyword descriptions relevant to your industry—it will make it easier for people to find you. #2 See if they are active in any LinkedIn Groups, check out their blog, or follow them on Twitter. Share that same information on your personal profile—it shows you have your finger on the pulse of your industry. #7

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Firebelly

OCTOBER 23, 2012

You joined a LinkedIn group or attended a networking event. But I’ve also worked with clients who were in an industry where no one was doing anything at all, and by doing a bare minimum — by being an orange cone — their content marketing efforts dominated. But for most industries, you don’t have to do much at all.

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Firebelly

AUGUST 8, 2012

This last part is important, because that’s where social media is taking us. This varies from audience to audience, and even group to group. You can’t just create content in a vacuum, or curate it for a group of people who don’t care. Someone created these planes. You’re great!

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