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If you are a frequent user of Facebook, like so many of us are, you know that it can sometimes be a little bit intimidating to even post a comment on someone's... 
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It's easy to assume that we know how to use email effectively: it's been around for long enough.
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Is your Facebook page secure? With such a critical marketing tool, are you keeping your virtual house locked and safe?
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A list of 20 Twitter directories where you can search people with similar interests and where you can submit your Twitter profile to get more followers.
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Facebook's 2011 upgrades have helped improve engagement, safety and monetization.
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Facebook as a marketing medium cannot be ignored despite the misgivings of senior management. Many CEO’s do not know the difference between a “Brand” Facebook “page” and a personal Facebook profile!
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What Do People Look At Most On A Facebook Brand Page?
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I am a big fan of “Keep me logged in” (on Facebook), “Remember Me” (on Twitter), and “Stay signed in” (on Google). It’s convenient to stay logged into my favorite sites on trusted computing devices. As is so often the case when it comes to online privacy, there’s a trade-off for that convenience. It means those sites collect info about you as you surf the Web, thanks to their social widgets that are increasingly populating the websites you visit.
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Very interesting post... He actually breaks things down into 10 steps with great questions to ask yourself.
Formulating a content strategy can be a difficult process partly due to the many considerations and partly due to the number of stakeholders. So, to help here's a simple 10 step systematic process. Via Level343
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The world of search has changed dramatically over the past year. Google introduced its Panda update which killed off a lot of websites. Social signals are playing a more important role in your rankings and how fast your website loads is also...
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This week marks my one-year anniversary of working with LockerGnome. (Cue the champagne and confetti.) When I first started, I had ample experience blogging and also working with other bloggers, as I trained lawyers from AmLaw 200 firms on the “best practices” of blogging and also discovered how social media can be a successful strategy for customer service on both the consumer and corporate end. When I started blogging about these aspects of new media at LockerGnome, rather than just living it, it was trial by error from the first day. I knew better than to draft my blog posts in the backend of WordPress, but didn’t know whether to use TextEdit, Google Docs, or Word. How did I did I save little ideas I had while at the gym? And how did certain writers from Mashable and TechCrunch always end up on Techmeme everyday?
~ LockerGnome
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I really hate when I have to deliver bad news to our readers, but the fact is, I know many of you are in danger of this illness. I personally have been battling against it fairly publicly, and yet I have noticed many of you might even have it worse.
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How would you like to be the proud owner of a RSS feed with tens of thousands of people subscribed to it?
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Learn the 15 most important rules of email marketing etiquette to ensure you're not annoying recipients or breaking the law.
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Having finished the Steve Jobs biography I realize that there are larger lessons we can all glean from Steve Jobs’ remarkable life.
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What the golden age of television has to do with human nature and today's Internet intellectuals.
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Excerpted from the article intro: "How are today’s social media teams structured? Ever wonder who’s behind those corporate Twitter and Facebook accounts?
Think there’s more to it than an intern just tweeting haphazardly?
This data, in the below graphic, is compiled from Altimeter’s recent survey to 144 global national corporations with over 1000 employees shows how today’s teams in 2011 are breaking down.
This is the core team that operates the social media program within a corporation, often within corporate communications or a marketing function they will work with other business units.
For very large corporations, they may be fragmented among many business units (the Dandelion model), and this data doesn’t even include agency, consultants, or even research firms who help out."
Here’s what they have found: http://www.web-strategist.com/blog/2011/12/22/data-composition-of-a-corporate-social-media-team/ Via Robin Good
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What a story: a shocking patent attack on a pre-seed startup Modista. Modista is an unbelievable idea that would have revolutionized online shopping. Imagine shoe-shopping... where you drag sliders to change colors and even the shape of shoes - and the system then searches for products similar to what you would want > http://su.pr/2tHw1c
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Yo! Here are three easy ideas you can use today to punch up the writing on your blog. Make your blog post sing by adding a little bling!
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Ramon Ray reviews seven social media tools to help you manage your Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn accounts.
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Dear Lifehacker,I'm getting a bit overwhelmed with all these social networks, and I really don't feel like posting manually to each one every time.
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