Posted by Derek Markham on March 25, 2010 · Leave a Comment
The blogosphere sprouts marketing and social media blogs like your backyard after a good rain, but how do you weed through them all to get to the good stuff?
By that I mean original content that’s relevant, timely, and useful for your business – not something re-blogged from another A-list site. I’ve been cleaning out my RSS subscriptions for business, marketing, and social media topics, and I find that time and time again, I come back to the same sites.
Aside from some of the more obvious blogs, here are my top picks: Read more
Posted by Sean Daily on August 23, 2009 · Leave a Comment
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Host Sean Daily talks with Weber Shandwick Senior Vice President William Brent about his experiences while living for over a decade in China, and using social media to market Cleantech in an era where tradeshows and traditional media are in significant decline.
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Posted by Sean Daily on August 5, 2009 · Leave a Comment
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The success story of the social networking site Facebook is the stuff of legend in the world of marketing. With its meteoric rise to the #1 spot for worldwide social networking sites, Facebook currently boasts over 250 Million active users, with nearly half of those users logging onto the site at least once per day, and the average US Facebook user spending nearly 4.5 hours per month on the site. Read more
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Posted by Steve Chipman on June 11, 2009 · Leave a Comment
In a video, recorded by GuruTube at the 2009 Inbound Marketing Conference in San Francisco, David Meerman Scott asserts that no matter how you are used to doing things as a marketer, that you have to start thinking like a publisher.
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Posted by Steve Chipman on February 7, 2009 · Leave a Comment
As recently as a year ago, when a consumer thought of buying a new car, he or she might have been thinking about buying a car that was fast, looked really sleek and that had great tech on the dashboard. Today, that same consumer may be more focused on a reasonably priced automobile that gets really good gas mileage. Read more