Archive for February, 2010
“You Have To Be In It To Win It!”

“You Have To Be In It To Win It!”

Posted 17 February 2010 | By | Categories: Marketing, Social Media, Strategy | 141 Comments

If you had asked me in 2005 what I’d be doing for a living in 2010, the answer would have never been social media strategy.  The Internet, then, for me was a tool to gather information, not a tool by which I would interact with my friends, receive news and get through my day with.  Five [...]

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Facebook ‘Impressions’ Lend Little Insight

Posted 10 February 2010 | By | Categories: Industry News, Marketing, Research, Social Media | 524 Comments

Any marketer who has directly measured or quantified the performance of a Facebook page or application knows full well how primitive and unreliable the Facebook Insights dashboard is.  Fan count, page views, and interaction rates serve as the key metrics which, to Facebook’s argument, does provide ‘insight’ into a page, but offers limited access below [...]

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Social Marketers Beware: Multitasking is for Dummies

Posted 05 February 2010 | By | Categories: Marketing, Social Media, Strategy | 381 Comments

So, you’re a social marketing professional with your fingers all over the Internet, constantly tapped into the river of information flowing out on the wire. Sometimes it feels like you are sitting behind the control panel of the Nebuchadnezzar watching the matrix flow down the screen in odd characters. In the future Tweets will be [...]