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Convince and Convert Blog: Social Media Strategy and Social Media.

Convince & Convert

I’m delighted to have had the chance to interview technology consultant and author Phil Simon about how technology and social media adoption is changing companies. Okay folks, the comments are yours. Please tell me (and Phil) how social media is changing YOUR company. As for the ideal dynamic today, Enterprise 2.0

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The Audacity of Free: The Products and Services Edition

Techipedia: Tamar Weinberg

It’s why I respond to every comment on my posts. Sound off in the comments. Tagged as: audacity of free , authors , book , chris brogan , free , Marketing , social media { 3 trackbacks } VIP Access: The VIPerchill Business Plan August 4, 2010 at 4:12 am Could Consultants Offer Incentive-Based Pricing?

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The Top B2B Marketing Trends for 2018 – A Meta-Analysis

Webbiquity SMM

Most “top trends” posts either tell what the blogger thinks (good), or curate the opinions of multiple experts (better). Two bloggers wrote that audience building will be a distinct skill in demand next year, while one predicted greater use of content repurposing to extend the life of older but still relevant content.

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Social Pros 14 – Jason Falls, Social Media Explorer

Convince & Convert

Klout currently, I think, takes in, I don’t know, six, eight social networks. Jason : …and tries to give you a score of how influential you are on social networking. What you have to understand about Klout, and services like Klout, is Klout is limited to reaching residents on social networks online.

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Convince and Convert Blog: Social Media Strategy and Social Media.

Convince & Convert

Inevitably, when corporate America seeks a PR agency to support their communications effort, the Request for Proposals (RFP) asks for critical capabilities that can help a company sift through the myriad of options available and narrow them down to the few that make sense for their specific needs. Thanks for the smart comment.