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New Facebook cover photos: Here are some examples of what you can do with your Facebook cover photo and how to leverage the new rules to boost your business. (How Your Business Can Use the New Facebook Cover Photos | Social Media... Delete the scoop?
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Unit of analysis: US House elections in 2010 and 2012. X-Axis: (# of tweets mentioning the GOP candidate)/(# of tweets mentioning either major party candidate). Y-axis: GOP margin of victory. I hav...
Werner Boersch's insight:
What the Politicans do, can you do too! Delete the scoop?
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Instead of asking how to use Facebook, let’s ask the more fundamental question: do you really need to be on Facebook for your business to succeed? (Communication = necessary. Facebook? Delete the scoop?
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Excerpted from article: “The snake which cannot cast its skin has to die.”Fredrich Neitzsche.
As an industry, change is something we live with day in day out, but we're in a period of unprecedented shift. Google is moving to a model of rewarding relevance and value based on the semantic web while rendering manipulative techniques of old redundant.
It’s time to do #RCS or Real Company Stuff (the polite version). And content investment leads that charge, which means you’ll need to know how to make the most of creating it.
What follows are a few killer tips to help with that transition and help everyone “cast off” that skin, starting with this quick-fire list of actions you should be considering taking as you grow your content investment..."
The author of the article analyzes 46 ways in these sections below: - Idea Creation; - Creating Structure; - Content Strategy; - Content Execution; - Measure Effectiveness.
Read full article here: http://searchenginewatch.com/article/2207432/46-Ways-to-Kill-It-With-Content
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Sponsored Stories: Should users be allowed to opt-out? Delete the scoop?
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The question becomes, “Which platform can give you the biggest leap forward for your time invested?” Via Morten Myrstad 
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Looks like Google+ is a great concept ... everybody seems to ignore. The first indicator that says a social platform is successful is its number of users and right now this does not seem to be the case. Accounts does not equal users and last stats about amount of time spent on Google+ do confirm this point.
Now I totally agree with you hangouts and circles are terrific tools for networking, they're just cut out for that. If only people could move away from Facebook and adopt them. Delete the scoop?
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StepBuzz creates social media marketing solutions for clients and agencies. Delete the scoop?
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FriendFeed is now the property of Facebook. The team got a nice $47.5 million payday for its troubles. The team is even moving to Facebook headquarters really soon. Delete the scoop?
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Facebook S-1 Filing Raises Question Of How Facebook Will Increase Profits Without Losing User SAN FRANCISCO -- For all the huge numbers in Facebook's IPO papers, a surprisingly small figure stands out: $4.39, the amount the site generated per user last year. Delete the scoop?
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There is no denying the power of marketing with social media in this day and age but it’s very important to understand exactly why this is such a powerful marketing platform. Delete the scoop?
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How to Use Linkedin to Network and Meet in Person - We know that networking is one of the ways to build... http://t.co/b8jkNKkAjf Delete the scoop?
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A new GlobalWebIndex study analyzing international social media behavior revealed that mobile use and older Internet users are driving growth for Facebook, Google+, Twitter, Pinterest and LinkedIn. Delete the scoop?
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vintage social networking (What Social Networking Looks Like in Real Life… http://t.co/8JP6jSygav) Delete the scoop?
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Facebook snoopers and the rise of the social network StasiTelegraph.co.uk (blog)Here's a thought for Social Media Week: Social networking has fostered a culture where users effectively inform on themselves. Delete the scoop?
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Sometimes trying to get people to share your content feels like pulling teeth.
If you’re finding that your content isn’t being shared, these are most likely the reasons why:
1. You only talk about yourself Everyone has been around constant self-promoters before—they aren't fun to talk to. Part of the reason they aren’t interesting is because they don’t involve you in the conversation. To increase your site’s shareability, start addressing the topics your readers want to learn and talk about. People will then view you as a resource and be more likely to promote you.
2. You pick topics that aren’t timely In the age of the 24/7 news cycle, the pressure is always on to write timely content. People like to share content that is relevant to what’s going on in their community at that moment, not content that was “so two days ago.” *Use an editorial calendar to help plan out your post schedule and ensure your posts are timely.
3. Your headlines aren’t catchy You don’t have to have gimmicky headlines, but you need to them to be interesting and relevant enough to capture the small attention span of your audience. Keep your headlines less than eight words to make them punchy and memorable, just like your favorite tweets on Twitter. *See the criteria for a great headline: It’s exclusive and specific. Keeping your headlines short and sweet will make it much easier for your readers to share your content
4. You write huge blocks of text Now that everyone is used to reading online, people have tiny attention spans. Most people want to scan your post before reading it so they don’t waste their time reading something that isn't relevant to them. *Having a few bullet points with multimedia will help your readers take home the main messages and easily share them with others.
5. You don’t make it easy to share Do you have sharing buttons in an easy-to-use location on your site? Choose the right social media sharing buttons for your audience and place them where your audience can easily see them.
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Facebook has just announced a new feature to help users curate the content that most matters to them. Interest Lists feature Pages and public personalities, with pre-curated options or the ability to personalize and create new lists. Delete the scoop?
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You probably have very little privacy at all, giving it up a long time ago. If you've got a charge card, the card company already knows what you do, where you go, how you spend your money, what your debt... Delete the scoop?
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LinkedIn provides plenty of marketing opportunities, but lets take a look at some of the lesser-known tools. Delete the scoop?
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Klout is the Standard for Influence. Join Klout to discover your influence and compare with others you may know. (I received +K in social media giveaways from @VampedChik, thanks! Delete the scoop?
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Facebook is out to convince marketers to use paid messages that it calls Sponsored Stories to derive more revenue from ads on its social-networking site. Delete the scoop?
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Larry Page recently announced that he is quite thrilled with Google+’s explosive growth -- with 90 million registered accounts and 80% of the people engaging on a weekly basis across all Google properties. Delete the scoop?
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