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Social Media Complainers – your new BFF's

Akamai Marketing

Now, recent news gives us empirical evidence about the opportunities businesses have with complainers. My favorite tidbit of info: 68% of consumers who posted a complaint or negative review on a social networking or ratings/reviews site got a response. Of those, 18% turned into loyal customers and bought more. Holy SCHMOLY!

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How to Match 10 Key Success Metrics to Your Blogging Strategy.

Convince & Convert

Very thoughtful [link] School of Tourism Tourism/Hospitality bloggers take note, blog success is a 'slow march, not a mad dash': [link] [link] Kyle Bailey RT @Tourismstudents: Tourism/Hospitality bloggers take note, blog success is a 'slow march, not a mad dash': [link] [link] camberley Great advice!

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Getting Clients to Pay On Time | Bare Feet Blog

Bare Feet Studios

Years ago I contemplated putting up a web site called “theydontpay.com&# that would serve as a sort of small business Dun & Bradstreet service. Small business owners could post their experiences of companies with a bad record of not paying, so other small companies could check out a potential client in advance. (I

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What the ComScore Digital Year in Review means for small biz marketers

Akamai Marketing

While this crowd is hardly the “early adopters&# crowd, if you are marketing to boomers or anyone in retirement age, this data suggests that increasing your visibility on social networks is increasingly important. If you thought that 2010 was a big year for digital marketing, you were right.

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