Dave Fleet

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The Power of Prebunking: Managing Disinformation in the Social Media Age

Dave Fleet

As I’ve done so, I’ve found teams grappling with an interesting tension as they manage these issues in today’s social media-driven information environment. This could include reputable news outlets, academic institutions, or independent fact-checking organizations.

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Eight Tips for Scaling Social Customer Support

Dave Fleet

Online customer support is one of the key trends confronting companies as they embrace social business and look to interact with their consumers online. As social support grows in reach and popularity, companies are facing the conundrum of how to successfully scale. Help customers to help customers. Build an army of advocates.

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Book Review: Delivering Happiness, by Tony Hsieh

Dave Fleet

When I think of examples of companies known for successful adoption of social media tools, a few names always come to mind – Dell, Radian6, Freshbooks… and Zappos. (On So, when a colleague remarked that she was enjoying a book that charted the course of Zappos so far, I promptly added it to my 2010 reading list.

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Lessons along the road: 5 career pointers for new graduates

Dave Fleet

For me, it’s evolved over time… but it really started with social media. When social media first emerged, I found it absolutely compelling. I’d write about whatever was going on with social media – new tools, new platforms, new developments… and as I did, people started to listen. Twitter was new.

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Lessons along the road: 5 career pointers for new graduates

Dave Fleet

For me, it’s evolved over time… but it really started with social media. When social media first emerged, I found it absolutely compelling. I’d write about whatever was going on with social media – new tools, new platforms, new developments… and as I did, people started to listen. Twitter was new.

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Forrester: Email and search drive online sales, not social

Dave Fleet

Social media, says the report, drives less than 1% of online sales. We need to stop thinking about social media as a silver bullet, stand-alone silo and approach communications as an integrated discipline where paid, owned and earned media all work together to drive results. A key “pro” of paid: reach.