Social Media Consultant and Tech Geek at Heart Home About Press Consulting Contact Sitemap Home > Blogging , Social Media > Blogging Etiquette in the Face of a PR Pitch: What Miss Blogging Manners Would Do Blogging Etiquette in the Face of a PR Pitch: What Miss Blogging Manners Would Do by Tamar Weinberg on February 10, 2010 Share As a blogger, I’m sure you receive a fair number of emails pitching you with products. As someone who does public relations for companies, I’m sure you carefully pick your bloggers for the pitch. We both have difficult jobs. That’s just fine. Period. MORE >>

To this well-known retailer, social media has become just one channel of many where they need to offer customer service without any care in the world for the people they’re engaging with. When the Cluetrain Manifesto was published in 1999, it signaled a paradigm shift: markets are conversations. Today, the online space and affordability of web hosting and domain names has helped create billions of conversations about your brand, your industry, and critical key players in your space. It’s up to you to capitalize this and leverage it effectively. Again, this is a big brand. MORE >>

ASOS, the online retailer, brings together high street brands alongside its own in-house collection to offer shoppers a huge selection of fashion to choose from. This is a guest post by Neil Davidson. Instead of requiring users to navigate, scroll, and click to access information, online video is a one-stop destination for information. It takes less time to engage the user than reading, and the user is then engaged until ready to follow an embedded call to action. In today’s society, the personal connection that a brand can make with a consumer is crucial. How do you feel about bragging? MORE >>

Let’s say that Marketers A and B both represent large sporting goods retailers and are bidding to serve an impression to a visitor on ESPN.com. Marketer A will likely reap the rewards, while Marketer B limps back to the retailer with mediocre results. This is a guest post by Ben Plomion, Director, Marketing & Partnerships at Chango. To most marketers, the term “retargeting” means “Site Retargeting,” the practice of placing display ads in front of people who have previously visited a website. and others. Main Characters. Agencies. Retargeting Companies. represent Chango. MORE >>

Reply verygoodservice November 21, 2009 at 8:41 pm Some of the trends highlighted in this post are continuing to develop with more and more high street retailers not only establishing a presence on Twitter but using it for proactive customer service Reply Richard A. Blogs can also convey information , share ideas , and chronicle important lifetime milestones. With social media — or quite frankly, the existence of the Internet, any misstep you make in your personal dealings with others can become public. Social media is social. And if they don’t have a blog? Why do I do this? MORE >>