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New Facebook contest rules: here's what marketers need to know to create and administer promotions on Facebook after the latest changes. 
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"If you define influence by the size of your Klout score, you can stop reading this right now..." Via janlgordon, Robin Good, Ivo Nový, Philippe Trebaul
Caroline Price's comment,
July 16, 2013 5:59 AM
yes...some people are worthy of respect; others less so...
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Social Media Tools: Discover the tools social media pros are using today and get more out of your social media marketing.
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Do you need a break from social media overload? Have trouble keeping up? Here are 5 apps to save time and to stay connected with what matters. Via Mike Ellsworth
Mike Ellsworth's curator insight,
August 24, 2013 3:04 PM
I could post one of these roundups a day, and still find new services that I'd never even heard of before. This is another post like that. There are some cool tools here.
Via the incredible @MaxOz
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Are men from Goggle+ and women from Twitter? Are women from Pinterest and men from LinkedIn?
Not entirely. But there are trends in social media use that depend on gender. This infographic gives the lay of the land. Via Ivo Nový
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Are you looking to make your LinkedIn profile more attractive to recruiters? 1. Keywords in your profile Search engine optimization is a key element of your LinkedIn profile. Via Steve Cassady, Khaled El Ahmad
Rim Riahi's curator insight,
August 25, 2013 2:40 AM
Are you looking to make your LinkedIn profile more attractive to recruiters? 1. Keywords in your profile Search engine optimization is a key element of your LinkedIn profile. 
Ali Anani's curator insight,
September 4, 2013 12:18 AM
LinkedIn is for professionals and so why not have a professional profile?
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We’ve discussed some tactics to get your company better engaged with social media. Lest you think there’s a limit to how you can connect with business and customer facing audie...
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The battle for fair use is unfair to anyone who plays by the old rules and tries to share with the artists because human creatives can’t compete with the automated services that aren’t sharing with the artists. Via Robin Good, Ivo Nový
Robin Good's curator insight,
August 14, 2013 12:23 PM
Peter Wayner on Wired ponders the issue of fair use from a small, independent publisher point of view and asks some really good questions about what Google could actually do to encourage and reward those who create and bring new insight to the internet — not just those that remix it. He writes: "What if the researchers at these companies could improve their bots enough for the algorithms to make intelligent decisions about fair use? If their systems can organize the web and drive cars, surely they are capable of shouldering some of the responsibility for making smart decisions about fair use. Such tools could help identify blogs or websites that borrow too aggressively from other sites. The search engines that are crawling the net could then use that information to flag sites that cross the line from fair use into plagiarism. Google, for example, already has tools that find music in videos uploaded to YouTube, and then shares the revenue with the creators. ... The fair-use algorithms could also honor what the artist wants — for instance, some artists want to be copied. In these cases, a markup language that enumerates just how much the artist wants to encourage fair use could help provide that choice. That way, those who want rampant copying could encourage it while those who want to maintain exclusivity could dial back the limits." I can't but agree 110% with these suggestions. As a curator I feel that there is a strong need for policing fair use and for greater transparency by those who choose to re-use other people content. I am not for laws, and fines, but yes I am for tools that could tell me who is being fair in re-using and crediting / licensing other people's work, and who is not. Such tools could also motivate me to create more original visual work without fearing that other people would just steal it and re-use it as theirs. Excellent suggestions. Recommended. Good questions being asked. 9/10 Full article: http://www.wired.com/opinion/2013/08/some-arguments-about-fair-use-pit-humans-against-machines/ 
Asil's curator insight,
August 18, 2013 3:43 PM
I love the idea of fair-use algorithms, programmed to respect the meta-data tags of uploaded content.
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Image I came across an article, which was featured on SocialMediaToday, “Three Ways NFC Technology Will Create a Brand New Form of Social Media Engagement” which prompted me to write this pi...
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Business 2 Community Via Manlio Mannozzi
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The Top 10 Social Examples according to Pioneer and Stanford Lecturer Yu-kai Chou is 1. Foldit 2. Pain Squad 3. Zamzee 4....
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Florinel Nicolai Deciu's curator insight,
July 30, 2013 9:47 AM
A must read article :) What we’re seeing here is a complete shift from things we “should do” to things we “want to do.” But instead of shifting the tasks, we simply make what we should do fun... |
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Social media news and new developments making social media marketing easier. (Topsy tweet history, LinkedIn Volunteer, SlideShare, Spirit and Strike Social.)
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Mobile marketing strategy: here ways to mobilize your social media marketing and increase leads, engagement and sales.
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Search for any tweet in history -- all 425 billion tweets, videos, images, blog posts and location pins dating back to Jack Dorsey's first tweet in 2006.
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With so many channels available for brand messaging, how do we successfully go about creating a multichannel marketing campaign? Here are five easy steps.
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Is there any such thing as a perfect social media post? Each social network has a specific set of expectations, limitations — and pros and cons. And each one is constantly evolving in terms of potential. Via Minter Dial, Brian D. Hawkins, Lisa Sicard
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Ally Greer's curator insight,
August 28, 2013 3:32 PM
Here's another great infographic from the social marketers over at Wishpond. Key stats: -Facebook has 699 million active users as of 08/13 -Over 150 billion friend connections exist in the network -350 million photos are uploaded daily -Over $5 in revenue in 2012 
ValStilwell's curator insight,
September 13, 2013 3:11 PM
Facebook is a major player and influencer in social media that's userfriendly - for all ages!
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Discover how the new Facebook Insights can help you easier measure your Facebook marketing and user engagement to make better strategic marketing decisions. Via Debra Askanase, Khaled El Ahmad
SocialEvolutionism's curator insight,
August 29, 2013 9:52 AM
A must have tool ( Facbook Insights) for Social Media Manager/consultant. Want to track the performance of your Facebook. thanks Jon Loomer great post 
Michael Pingree's curator insight,
September 10, 2013 11:44 PM
What an improvement over the old insights...
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SlideShare receives over sixty million visitors a month! Learn everything you need to know about using SlideShare for Business. Via Ivo Nový
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When the D-Prize was announced a few months back, we called it a contest for social entrepreneurs with no new ideas.
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Il Messaggero Facebook introduce i video pubblicitari di 15 secondi Il Messaggero ROMA - Spot pubblicitari in formato video come per la tv: Facebook punta a lanciarli entro quest'autunno a un costo che può variare da uno fino a due milioni e mezzo... Via Manlio Mannozzi
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Discover how to optimize your company's Facebook page for Facebook's new search engine called Graph Search... Via Lauren Moss
Pierrick Fischer's curator insight,
July 29, 2013 8:39 AM
The switch to the new Facebook Graph Search in English Facebook accounts, and leading to an international change, changed a few rules when it comes to optimizing your Facebook page. Some interesting tips to keep in mind to (re)optimize your Facebook page include: - DOUBLE-CHECK (I'd say triple!) all your page information is completey filled out! - checking your business categories - using relevant keywords in both descriptions in posts 
Between.The.Book.Sheets's comment,
July 29, 2013 11:46 AM
It's unfortunate their website is a cluttered mess...
Rim Riahi's curator insight,
September 15, 2013 4:02 AM
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