Sprout Social
NOVEMBER 30, 2021
Social commerce. Conversational commerce. Social commerce. Social commerce is when you buy and sell products or services directly from a social media platform. How to get started in social commerce. Plans to add social commerce have already been announced by YouTube , TikTok and Twitter.
SocialFish
FEBRUARY 4, 2011
Wanted to point you to a fantastic conversation/debate going on over at Talent Anarchy , one of my favorite blogs. In the work we do, one of the issues we constantly confront is how to measure the impact. If you’re not familiar with Talent Anarchy, check out the topics Jason Lauritsen and Joe Gerstandt write and speak about.
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Kikolani
JULY 1, 2011
The 1 -2 punch marketing action plan for blogs – I personally think there are more than just two punches here, but great details on how to get your blog moving. How to deal with obnoxious blog commenters – I don’t agree with the “paying the toll&# part but there are some good points brought up in this post.
Convince & Convert
NOVEMBER 1, 2011
There’s a lot of conversation these days about influence or outreach and Klout , with Klout’s new algorithm change recently. That is the difference between social capital and influence, because they’re very different. We embraced this technology and wired ourselves for distraction. Jay: Absolutely. Brian: Yeah.
Myrland Marketing
OCTOBER 4, 2018
He might also have built up enough social capital with the people he cares about online that they will support him no matter what, but I doubt that anyone is so popular they can muster that kind of support from everyone. You need to address the fine line that exists between personal and professional use of social and digital media.
Buzz Marketing for Technology
JUNE 27, 2008
One of the areas that is generates a fair amount of discussion in the edublogosphere is how to define 21st century literacy. Amy Gahran has an excellent blog post on this tendency, by the way, and some suggestions for how to reach out to people who are outside of our normal circles). David Warlick, for example, has some ideas here.
ProBlogger
MARCH 18, 2012
So … how do you get it? How to get that first comment. Sometimes your readers will want to join the conversation, but won’t know what to say. Help them out by asking a specific question at the end of your post, one they can answer; “How does this apply to you? That first comment is the tipping point. Ask a question.
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