Business Communication 2.0: Social Media and Digital Communication
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Platlas: The Social Platform Atlas is an interactive way to explore content creation on social networks, starting with Facebook.
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Mobile is a rapidly developing sector. According to some projections, mobile internet usage will overtake desktop usage before 2015. In preparation, companies are developing new mobile . . . Via thomesss
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With so many Twitter tools out there, it's hard to know which ones to trust with your Twitter account management. So why not take a look at what the social media and industry experts are using! Via ABroaderView, Antonios Bouris
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When it comes to the users of Facebook, average users and Internet marketers both see the social network in two completely different lights. The average user . . . Via thomesss
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Ever wanted a cool way to see how many people were searching in what different languages in each part of the world? Via thomesss
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How often should I post on my blog?... How long should my posts be?... Can I have other people write articles for me? How far can I stray from my chosen topic?
How do I create incredible content that attracts hundreds of comments and shares? How do I keep people coming back to read everything I publish?
At some point, all bloggers have these and dozens of other questions about developing content. Maybe you’re struggling with some of them right now.
Here are 11 of my top tips for developing outstanding content for your blog: . . . Via Martin Gysler, Antonios Bouris
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Let's assume you're not stupid or a jerk or weird--that you're not misspelling every other word or ending every thought with "OK???!!!!" or citing Hopi Indian blessings in their original tongue. Let's assume instead that you are either brusque or long-winded . . .
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Here are the winners of Social Media Examiner's Top 10 Small Business Facebook Pages for 2011. These should provide inspiration to all small business owners and they demonstrate what is possible with this low cost marketing method. Great to see an Aussie company take out the #1 spot. Via Daniel Watson
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