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This is What Social Media Sites Would Look Like in a High School Yearbook [INFOGRAPHIC]

This is What Social Media Sites Would Look Like in a High School Yearbook [INFOGRAPHIC] | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
Is social media like high school? In this infographic, social media sites are assigned a high school stereotype based on what content is being shared.
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Yellow Light Social Media: Use These Tactics With Caution

Yellow Light Social Media: Use These Tactics With Caution | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
Smart social media marketers know that some tactics are totally off the table. Spamming that Google Plus community with your off-topic links? That’s a no-no. Auto-DMs to new Twitter followers? No way.
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Conversational Marketing Benefits Local SEO

Conversational Marketing Benefits Local SEO | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
I began working for a particular type of traditional business industry recently, and I noticed that a great many of the small businesses operating within it were still proceeding as though it were pre-Internet days.
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21 Tips to Balance Social Media Addiction, Tweets, Life and Real Work! | The Marketing Nut

21 Tips to Balance Social Media Addiction, Tweets, Life and Real Work! | The Marketing Nut | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
How do you manage time as a social media addict business leader? Focus on goals, objectives and inspiring and connecting with your audience and community

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yeohyc's curator insight, April 16, 7:16 AM

Less than 45 hours to go to meet @PamMktgNut, @BritishCouncil & @esBritish friends at Social Media Tapas, Madrid! :)

Tom George's curator insight, April 16, 8:41 AM

It's so important to maintain a balanced lifestyle. In our quest for succes we must not allow ourselves to become to obsessed with things. I always enjoy content from The Marketing Nut.

Venkatesh Iyer (venkyiyer.com)'s curator insight, April 18, 6:11 AM
I hope to not just learn, but to IMPLEMENT at least some of what I learn from this article. Time management continues to be a major problem with me.
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4 SEO Recommendations For Dealing With B2B Lengthening Sales Cycles

4 SEO Recommendations For Dealing With B2B Lengthening Sales Cycles | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
Many of our clients face sales cycles in a six- to twelve-month duration.
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How To Prep Your B2B Search Program For Google Enhanced Campaigns

How To Prep Your B2B Search Program For Google Enhanced Campaigns | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
According to the great Greek philosopher Heraclitus, change is the only constant.
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Surprising Twitter Stories Emerge At Conferences

Surprising Twitter Stories Emerge At Conferences | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
The season of marketing conferences is upon us, which provides opportunities to discuss Twitter marketing with brand-side and agency marketers from near and far. It was at one such conference, the famous SxSW, that Twitter debuted back in 2007.
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Do Users Want To Access Social Media From Anywhere?

Do Users Want To Access Social Media From Anywhere? | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
My dad was proud of his new “Internet-smart” TV and wanted to show it off to me on St. Patrick’s Day weekend last month. He showed me how he could log onto Facebook and view photos, update his status, etc.
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Mobile Growth Highlights Importance Of Comprehensive Local Strategy

Mobile Growth Highlights Importance Of Comprehensive Local Strategy | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
This week, the Local Search Association is releasing our “Local Mobile Search Study,” which overviews the evolving mobile environment in the U.S. and the growing role of smartphones, tablets and other connected devices in the local search experience.
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20 Ways Brands Can Prepare For Facebook Changes

20 Ways Brands Can Prepare For Facebook Changes | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
As a wise statesman rocker once sang, the waiting is the hardest part. These days, that applies to Facebook marketing, too. We’ve seen a preview of what Facebook’s Graph Search and new newsfeed will bring.
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Social Media Link Building

Social Media Link Building | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it

Social media is all about relationship building and increasing visibility for your brand. We evaluate which networks/platforms have value and which don't, some good social examples, and methods of using social for your own link efforts.

 

One concept that can still confuse the heck out of clients is social media link building. So let's dig into why social media matters, which networks/platforms have value and which don't, and methods of using social for your own link efforts.


Find Out More: http://searchenginewatch.com/article/2237733/Social-Media-Link-Building


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Patricia van Dokkum's curator insight, March 19, 8:03 PM

Linkbuilding mit Social Media

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The Most Common Problems With Local Business Listings

The Most Common Problems With Local Business Listings | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
Two weeks ago, Greg Sterling and I published “YQ,” a study on the state of location data for Yext, where we discovered (surprise!) that the state of business location data on the Web is pretty messy.
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How fast the biggest brands react to our tweets

How fast the biggest brands react to our tweets | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
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Infographic: Google's Mobile World, From Ads To Apps To Android

Infographic: Google's Mobile World, From Ads To Apps To Android | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
Mention Google and mobile together, and Google’s Android mobile operating system probably comes to mind. But Google’s mobile world is much larger than Android.
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Nike's PHOTOiD Puts Social Content In The Picture

Nike's PHOTOiD Puts Social Content In The Picture | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
Content marketing is one of the biggest buzz phrases of the moment, with many people talking about it as if it’s a new phenomenon.
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The Top Role Of Content Creation And Curation: Gartner's 2013 Social Marketing Survey

The Top Role Of Content Creation And Curation: Gartner's 2013 Social Marketing Survey | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it

Part of this research is available to the general public, free of charge.
Excerpted from article about this Gartner's 2013 Social Marketing Survey:
"Summary: Gartner's 2013 U.S. Digital Marketing Spending Survey found that investments in content creation and social marketing totaled 21% of digital marketing budgets. Here we dive deeper into the implications of the content imperative for your social marketing strategy.

Overview:
- Impacts
a) Forty-seven percent of survey respondents see content creation and curation as the top role of their social marketing teams, often forcing them to outsource.
b) Digital marketers achieving effective social marketing create and curate content that speaks with an authentic voice.

- Recommendations
a) Balance outsourced content services with in-house expertise, building internal content creation and curation skills, while utilizing agencies and service providers to scale.
b) Develop a style guide to formalize your brand's voice and values, to clarify rules of engagement and to enforce companywide standards."

[There is a detailed analysis in the full article.]

Moreover, Jake Sorofman, Research Director at Gartner, adds some insights in his blog post:
"So it’s perhaps no surprise that Gartner’s 2013 social marketing survey pointed to content creation and curation as the key areas of focus for social marketing organizations—and the most outsourced function.

What’s different about content in the age of the social web?

- It’s human: it speaks with a conversational voice, from one human being to another. Thought isn’t hidden behind stilted corporate speak, chest-thumping claims and pompous language.
- It’s neutral: perhaps not wholly objective, but it holds fire on the hard sell in favor of issues-centric storytelling that supports a brand’s point of view without always making the brand the hero.
- It’s simple: attention spans aren’t what they used to be and competition for that limited attention has reached a fever pitch.
- It’s visual: It’s also easier to consume when you’re already up to your eyeballs in dense text.
- It’s curated: you don’t have to create all of your own content. Leverage happens when you organize and annotate third-party content that helps tell your story or sell your point of view.
- It’s conversational: communities talk back to sustain the dialogue in the form of comments, reviews, ratings and new content of their own that defends or argues against your point of view.
- It’s organic: it’s published fast, often in response to unpredictable moments."

Full article about Gartner's 2013 Social Marketing Survey:
http://www.gartner.com/technology/research/digital-marketing/social-marketing-survey.jsp

Full original post by Jake Sorofman on Gartner Blog:
http://blogs.gartner.com/jake-sorofman/forget-big-data-here-comes-big-content/

 


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Amita Malhotra's curator insight, April 16, 6:17 AM

With the mainstreaming of content - channel management has taken a back seat. Differentiated content + value-adding curation is becoming key.

Gail Worthington-Eyre's curator insight, April 17, 8:09 PM

Research confirms, content marketing and story telling engages the consumer in discussion that means something to them. Social media marketing is the voice of your business and your connection to your consumer. Have you developed your strategy yet?

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Swim In The Sea of RSS: Curated Content Alternatives To Google Reader

Swim In The Sea of RSS: Curated Content Alternatives To Google Reader | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it

As mournfully described in verse by Justin, Google Reader has flown the coop. However, dear readers, this is not a time to cry. It is not a time to lament. It is not even a time to rise up in anger. Instead, it is a time for change.


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Jose H. Flores's curator insight, April 17, 12:48 AM
We need options :)
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14 Ways Facebook Homes In On Local Search

14 Ways Facebook Homes In On Local Search | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
With the announcement of Facebook Home, Facebook has pushed the accelerator on its local mobile strategy, which was already in high gear, thanks to Facebook Local Search and its big brother, Facebook Graph Search.
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Unpublished Posts: Using "Dark Posts" On Facebook To Test Content

Unpublished Posts: Using "Dark Posts" On Facebook To Test Content | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
Did you know that Facebook offers the capability to create unpublished posts on your Facebook Page? Such “dark posts” have actually been around for over six months, but it was only recently that Facebook has allowed them to appear in the Newsfeed.
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Gmail : la messagerie de Google

Gmail : la messagerie de Google | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
Plus de 10 Go de stockage, moins de spam et un accès mobile. Gmail offre un service de messagerie intuitif, efficace, utile et même amusant !
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78% Believe Social Media Is Big For Customer Service [Infographic]

78% Believe Social Media Is Big For Customer Service [Infographic] | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
A new infographic put together by Zendesk takes a look at the importance of customer service in social media and the impact on companies who neglect it.
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All The News That's Fit To Tweet

All The News That's Fit To Tweet | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
The last few years has seen the rise of what are known as “acqhires,” where start-ups are bought for their talent and tech, rather than the product itself. The most recent and impressive example of this was the decision by Yahoo!
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Social Media Strategy: Why Insight and Evidence is So Important

Social Media Strategy: Why Insight and Evidence is So Important | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
Stephen Dale's curator insight, February 27, 5:34 AM

A timely call for a dispassionate, unbiassed and "agnostic" analysis of data to discover what it is really telling us, and then acting on this information. Sounds obvious? Then why are we so often misled through our ignorance of good and accurate data analysis? 

digitalassetman's comment, February 28, 8:19 AM
I think the real data will show up when we explore linked open data of social networks, rendering this with social footprints, blogs and other contributions people who influence because they share their unique parts of the knowledge taxonomy with one another and like this comment, usually in a meta or keywording format/s.
Bryce Miller's curator insight, March 4, 11:38 PM

Social media strategies devoid of risk management can lead to long days in the court room. Most businesses are not aware of the legal and reputational risks surrounding social media done poorly.  Comments are welcome.

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Gamasutra: Andrzej Marczewski's Blog - What’s the difference between Gamification and Serious Games?

Gamasutra: Andrzej Marczewski's Blog - What’s the difference between Gamification and Serious Games? | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it

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Matmi's curator insight, March 20, 9:03 AM

It is vital for a business within any industry looking to invest in games or gamification to know the subtle differences between the two. Although similar the two are actually very different concepts - gamification adds game dynamics to non-gaming situations to increase customer loyalty and engagement through a reward system. Games on the other hand can also increase customer loyalty and engagement but this is mainly through releasing a game that is branded. Want some help from Matmi to decide if gamification and games are right for your business? Get in touch.

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Facebook Graph Search: The Good, The Bad, The UGLY!

Facebook Graph Search: The Good, The Bad, The UGLY! | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
Besides covering The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, we’ll also go into The How and The What of Facebook Graph Search, which launched in January 2013. Graph Search was hardly a surprise to many of us, yet its implementation to date has been interesting.
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Only 29% Of Consumers Regularly Use Mobile Devices To Find Local Businesses

Only 29% Of Consumers Regularly Use Mobile Devices To Find Local Businesses | social: who, how, where to market | Scoop.it
The staggering growth in smartphone and iPad/tablet usage is changing the way consumers behave. Having these powerful devices glued to our hands 18 hours a day changes how we manage our lives, stay in touch with friends and consume media.
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