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Twitter location: Google’s Latitude can stay put.
What are you doing?
Many are wondering if Twitter will begin to integrate geo-location like Google’s Latitude.
If they are, then they have missed the point of Twitter.
I don’t care where you are, I care what you are thinking.
The relevancy of Twitter comes directly from it’s ability...
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Influencer Marketing: where the chain of influence breaks
Word of mouth marketing works because the recommendation of a product or service comes from someone you trust or whose advice you have sought out. These people are your sphere of influence. However, a new study has shown some surprising results.
Nicholas Christakis of Harvard and James Fowler of UC San...
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Personal Branding and Corporate Leadership: can they co-exist?
Company leaders often have strong personalities. They may even have an established personal brand. But how does their personal brand effect the strategies of the company, and the management style to implement them? Is there a conflict? Can a CEO take a company down with ineffective personal brand management?
If...
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advertising vs social marketing: the push and the pull.
the pull and the push...
When I try to explain to people the difference between the old way of marketing and the new paradigm in marketing, I compare it to the forces of push and pull.
The old method of advertising is interactive marketing. The term is misleading. Most people think it means that there...
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Creating Brand Evangelists
Customers now judge a company on experiential interaction, not just the simple benefits of a product or service. It’s not just an extension of the brand. The experience is the brand.
Dell Computers has been thrashed many times for subpar customer service. If you promise one benefit and deliver...
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Meet me @ the blog around the corner
take a virtual drink...
“So, 3 men walk into a blog…”
“A what?”
“A blog”
“Huh?”
“A blog”
“I don’t get it”
Neither do the big ad agencies
——————————————————
Sometime...
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Obama and social media: an integrated approach
President Obama understands what needs to happen after the sale. He’s already elected. Yet he is using social media in order to continue the brand experience.
Look at two recent emails that his transition team used to generate conversation and commitment on the part of his “customers”...
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PR tips: how to prepare for a media interview
Small business owners and entrepreneurs understand the value of free publicity. Every Marketing Strategy and Marketing Plan should include public relations. Creating a public relations campaign that scores you interviews from the press is vital to Word of Mouth Marketing and bolsters any Social Media...
recent from category three
Twitter location: Google’s Latitude can stay put.
What are you doing?
Many are wondering if Twitter will begin to integrate geo-location like Google’s Latitude.
If they are, then they have missed the point of Twitter.
I don’t care where you are, I care what you are thinking.
The relevancy of Twitter comes directly from it’s ability...
recent from category three
Influencer Marketing: where the chain of influence breaks
Word of mouth marketing works because the recommendation of a product or service comes from someone you trust or whose advice you have sought out. These people are your sphere of influence. However, a new study has shown some surprising results.
Nicholas Christakis of Harvard and James Fowler of UC San...
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7 Best Twitter Blogs and Apps: How To Use Them to Boost Your Online Branding
Twitter is an important web tool for online brand management, where reputation is everything. The short term and long term benefits should not be over looked, especially in a tough economy. There are many useful twitter blogs and twitter apps that help you use Twitter to streamline your online brand...
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Book Marketing Through Social Media
If you want to know how you can make use of Social Media to sell more books, get book publicity and drive traffic to your site I have published a free eBook “65 Ways To Use Social Media To Sell Your Book.” Just sign up to the right on this page ( the sign up box is about halfway down the...
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Personal Branding and Corporate Leadership: can they co-exist?
Company leaders often have strong personalities. They may even have an established personal brand. But how does their personal brand effect the strategies of the company, and the management style to implement them? Is there a conflict? Can a CEO take a company down with ineffective personal brand management?
If...
recent from category four
advertising vs social marketing: the push and the pull.
the pull and the push...
When I try to explain to people the difference between the old way of marketing and the new paradigm in marketing, I compare it to the forces of push and pull.
The old method of advertising is interactive marketing. The term is misleading. Most people think it means that there...
recent from category four
Creating Brand Evangelists
Customers now judge a company on experiential interaction, not just the simple benefits of a product or service. It’s not just an extension of the brand. The experience is the brand.
Dell Computers has been thrashed many times for subpar customer service. If you promise one benefit and deliver...
recent from category four
Meet me @ the blog around the corner
take a virtual drink...
“So, 3 men walk into a blog…”
“A what?”
“A blog”
“Huh?”
“A blog”
“I don’t get it”
Neither do the big ad agencies
——————————————————
Sometime...
recent from category four
Obama and social media: an integrated approach
President Obama understands what needs to happen after the sale. He’s already elected. Yet he is using social media in order to continue the brand experience.
Look at two recent emails that his transition team used to generate conversation and commitment on the part of his “customers”...
recent from category four
PR tips: how to prepare for a media interview
Small business owners and entrepreneurs understand the value of free publicity. Every Marketing Strategy and Marketing Plan should include public relations. Creating a public relations campaign that scores you interviews from the press is vital to Word of Mouth Marketing and bolsters any Social Media...
recent from category four
Twitter location: Google’s Latitude can stay put.
What are you doing?
Many are wondering if Twitter will begin to integrate geo-location like Google’s Latitude.
If they are, then they have missed the point of Twitter.
I don’t care where you are, I care what you are thinking.
The relevancy of Twitter comes directly from it’s ability...
recent from category four
Influencer Marketing: where the chain of influence breaks
Word of mouth marketing works because the recommendation of a product or service comes from someone you trust or whose advice you have sought out. These people are your sphere of influence. However, a new study has shown some surprising results.
Nicholas Christakis of Harvard and James Fowler of UC San...
recent from category four
7 Best Twitter Blogs and Apps: How To Use Them to Boost Your Online Branding
Twitter is an important web tool for online brand management, where reputation is everything. The short term and long term benefits should not be over looked, especially in a tough economy. There are many useful twitter blogs and twitter apps that help you use Twitter to streamline your online brand...
recent from category four
Book Marketing Through Social Media
If you want to know how you can make use of Social Media to sell more books, get book publicity and drive traffic to your site I have published a free eBook “65 Ways To Use Social Media To Sell Your Book.” Just sign up to the right on this page ( the sign up box is about halfway down the...
Posted by Leili on 02 5th, 2009 |
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Company leaders often have strong personalities. They may even have an established personal brand. But how does their personal brand effect the strategies of the company, and the management style to implement them? Is there a conflict? Can a CEO take a company down with ineffective personal brand management?
If the foundation of brand functionality resides in consistent, effective, and convincing communication...
Posted by Leili McKinley on 02 5th, 2009 |
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the pull and the push...
When I try to explain to people the difference between the old way of marketing and the new paradigm in marketing, I compare it to the forces of push and pull.
The old method of advertising is interactive marketing. The term is misleading. Most people think it means that there is some type of interaction on the part of the person advertised to, and there is. But, it is not...
Posted by Leili McKinley on 02 5th, 2009 |
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Customers now judge a company on experiential interaction, not just the simple benefits of a product or service. It’s not just an extension of the brand. The experience is the brand.
Dell Computers has been thrashed many times for subpar customer service. If you promise one benefit and deliver another, your brand loses value. If you project one set of values, and act on another, your brand is...
Posted by Leili McKinley on 02 5th, 2009 |
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take a virtual drink...
“So, 3 men walk into a blog…”
“A what?”
“A blog”
“Huh?”
“A blog”
“I don’t get it”
Neither do the big ad agencies
——————————————————
Sometime in the near future “walking into a blog”...