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7 Tips for Staying on Top of the Social Wave

Direct Marketing Observations

Think of Wal Mart or Astroturfing. There’s a reason why Twitter is killing Facebook in CTR rates. 2) There will be a continued increase in the value of communities but you will also see more splintering of those communities into niches. Know the difference between “real&# UGC and professional content.

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The Results of Buffer’s Build Week: Introducing our Open Beta Program and new Transparent Roadmap (+16 More Projects)

Buffer Social

Announcing a New Open Beta Program and Feedback Hub With so many new things being built, it made us wonder; how can we get our community more involved? We decided to add two new Buffer tools to help our community shape the Buffer product. We decided to add two new Buffer tools to help our community shape the Buffer product.

Project 74
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Five Social Media Predictions for 2010

Socialized

A few AR applications have been rolled out by progressive marketers and other organizations this year, but 2010 will be the year AR explodes. Some of the most interesting applications will be outside of marketing and promotion. Geekspeak marketing and lack of public awareness will hold AR back. PowerPoint is ubiquitous.

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Adventures in Social Networking with Mom and Dad | Almost Savvy

Almost Savvy

Twitteleh – Twitter for Your Jewish Mother Why answer the simple “What are you doing?&# question on Twitter, when you could be providing the information you mother really wants to know? Every now and then, our enthusiasm can get the best of us. “Oh Crap. Parents, you’ve been warned!

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Ethics in Social Media: A Glossary | Bare Feet Blog

Bare Feet Studios

Second – Conflicts of Interest As bloggers, podcasters, marketers and PR professionals adopt social media tools and tactics, they are often caught in the middle of problematic situations. Here’s a good example of a PR professional (Todd Defren) who discloses when he is Twittering on behalf of a client.