Webbiquity SMM
OCTOBER 13, 2010
Alterian SM2 Freemium. Alterian SM2. The fee-based version of SM2 does everything the freemium version does plus providing unlimited searches and results, filters, boolean search strings and alerts. Share this on LinkedIn. Budget: $0 (I have no budget, I need something free!). Social Media Monitoring. Post on Google Buzz.
Webbiquity SMM
NOVEMBER 16, 2010
Social Mention , Alterian’s SM2 Freemium and Google blog search are helpful free tools, and a growing number of commercial suites are available. Join the same LinkedIn groups. Thoughtfully and non-promotionally comment on your influencers’ blogs and/or LinkedIn discussions. Share this on LinkedIn. Tweet This!
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Webbiquity SMM
AUGUST 9, 2010
Engagement: A level deeper than influence, these metrics include the number of RT’s and #followfriday recommendations you get on Twitter, posts to your company’s Facebook wall, questions answered on LinkedIn or Yahoo! Share this on LinkedIn. Influence: a.k.a. Answers, comments posted on your blog, etc. Post on Google Buzz.
Convince & Convert
OCTOBER 19, 2010
For example, the benefit of using a professional tool such as Alterian SM2 is that it shows the distribution of conversations across all channels. It’s also possible to do so for the various social channels such as Twitter, blogs, Facebook, LinkedIn, etc. Each can be drilled into and examined in detail. Influencer identification.
Koka Sexton
MAY 2, 2011
The Social Selling LinkedIn group is over 400 members and many great conversations have been going on around social media and sales. I’ve been using a social monitoring tool called Alterian SM2. There have been 12 webinars with great guests like Jill Konrath, Anneke Seley, Barbra Giamanco and many others.
Webbiquity SMM
MAY 3, 2011
Connie is the Community Strategist for the Alterian (formerly Techrigy) SM2 social media monitoring platform. She’s an expert in social media marketing (particularly LinkedIn optimization), a small business advocate, trainer, speaker and coach. And yes, she really knows LinkedIn. Connie Bensen. and never boring. Katie Rosman.
SocMed Sean
FEBRUARY 3, 2013
LinkedIn 58) Start by building a network with people you know. Don’t go crazy inviting everyone you have ever met to connect on LinkedIn. monthly) 61) Answer Questions in the “Answers” section of LinkedIn. Good AND bad. 57) Don’t delete negative comments. Think of it as your professional list of contacts.
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