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Apartment Marketing Predictions 2014: The New Breed Speaks

Firebelly

2014 is upon us. I’ve been bullish since day one, but for marketers we may see a shift away from Facebook, or other platforms, and more effort over on G+. This trend will continue in 2014. In 2014, our focus will be on improving our mobile exposure. Mark Juleen, VP Marketing, J.C. Content will continue to rule.

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Monday Roundup: Lessons Learned

Waxing UnLyrical

IKEA ignores the lessons of Lego and The Ranger Station, sends C&D to a brand ambassador. In this short yet compelling read, Shel Holtz takes a walk down memory lane, sharing why discouraging brand ambassadors due to red tape can ultimately hurt reputation and sales. What were your big lessons learned in 2014?

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Improved Social PR via the Employee Advocacy Route

Waxing UnLyrical

When doing my due diligence for this post, I came across a transcript of the #PRprochat that happened in July 2014. Shonali Burke (@shonali) July 10, 2014. On average, each employee connects with at least 300 people through social media (Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter and other platforms included). satisfaction (cont) #PRprochat.

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The Ugly Side of Social Media Sharing

Waxing UnLyrical

After two days of searching, we believe the process went something like this: 1) Susan’s Facebook friend saw the image on Susan’s Facebook page and commented, “Can I share this?? ” Susan’s friend then shared it to her personal Facebook page with the privacy setting “friends only.”

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Pay to Play: Seven Ways Social Media is Getting More Expensive

Social Media Strategery

Starting a Facebook or Twitter account was free, and hiring a part-time intern to manage them didn’t cost much. As we’ve seen time and time again , turning over your brand’s reputation to an intern isn’t always the wisest choice. This article originally appeared on PRDaily and also on Entrepreneur.com.

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Guest Blogging Evolution: Why Top Blogs Did Not Accept Your Content

Kikolani

Brand promotion. Online reputation. Even if it’s not about links: a host gets content, a writer gets an audience, a chance to spread a brand, and growth. They were audacious enough to turn guest blogging into something it remained until 2014, namely a set of proven automatic techniques to get links and the most out of SEO.

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Top 6 Rules of Digital Marketing: Learn from Matomy and Other Masters

Idaconcpts

Branding needs to be universal. You should not, however, be limiting your social media efforts to Facebook and Twitter. Besides, now that Facebook is skewing results against businesses who don’t want to pay a bunch of money just to reach the people who have already “liked” them, more and more marketers are jumping the Facebook ship.

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