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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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10 Travel Influencers Your Brand Should Partner With

Pixlee

Social-media savvy travelers are making an indelible mark on the travel and hospitality industries. Influencers have become an integral part of many brands’ marketing strategies as today’s consumers trust peer recommendations above all other forms of marketing. So, where do you start as a brand? Nomadic Matt.

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NamesCon 2014 Keynote: Jennifer Wolfe

Bill Hartzer

Jennifer wrote a book called Domain Names Rewired, and is a keynote speaker here at NamesCon 2014 in Las Vegas, Nevada. Jennifer is frequently hired to to consult and educate executives and brands about the new TLDs. Brands know they want to use a.com and don’t have a lot of choices. Brands have to cross platforms.

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Will Social Media Influence The Travel Channel Launch's of "Deep Fried America?" An interview with host Jay Ducote

Diva Marketing Blog

Seems the Scripps Networks Interactive brass thought so too because they offered Jay an amazing opportunity to film a pilot for a sister network, Travel Channel. Jay Ducote, Deep Fried America : Deep Fried America presents a great mix of drool-worthy food, talented chefs and fun travel. It definitely helped grow my blog and my brand.

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The Failed State Of Branding

Twist Image

How well do you think brands are doing? Brands are going to have to face the music. People just don''t care or think that much about brands. People just don''t care or think that much about brands. If people loved brands, there would be no need to advertise, right? " Are you surprised by this?

Brands 101
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A First-Class Guide to Social Media for Travel

Sprout Social

From inspiration to reminiscing, travelers turn to social media throughout every step of their journey. Social media has a huge influence on travel-related purchases. In fact, of those who use social media to research travel, only 48% followed through with their original plans. Travel Social Media Basics: Do Your Research.

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Why I Think Social Media Is For Branding and Engagement, Not Traffic or Revenue

Buffer Social

Businesses would publish links, photos, and videos on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, hoping to reach as many people as they can and drive a high number of leads and sales. As Rank Fishkin observed , “Twitter, Facebook, et al. And, of course, it’s great for certain aspects of marketing including brand awareness.