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by Jerry Silfwer on October 21, 2011 · 3 comments
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Maybe I haven’t thought about the tipping point theory as much as should? I follow Marcus Sheridan’s blog, The Sales Lion. It’s always a good read, he seems like a down-to-earth guy passionate about what he does, but the other day I just had to push this blog post to my “read it later” cue [...]
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I know we’ve seen these types of videos enough already, but this one was so well made. Not too found of the soundtrack, though. Still, it especially makes you wonder if or rather when mobile internet will become more important than fixed lines? Digital Life: Today & Tomorrow from Neo Labels on Vimeo. Found it [...]
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by Jerry Silfwer on June 17, 2011 · 20 comments
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It’s time for traditional PR agencies in Sweden to embrace the fact that we now consume more social media than news media. Social media is not to be considered to be an add-on media channel to spice things up. It’s now… number one. All according to a recent Swedish study. Adding to this, it is [...]
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by Jerry Silfwer on May 26, 2011 · 0 comments
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First up, Gatorade. Second, Dell. Third, New jersey Devils. And so, a rare plug: Need help setting it up or outsourcing it for multiple markets? You know where to find us. Related articles Social media in the call center. (customerthink.com) Success Lessons from Corporate Social Media Summit (Pt 1) (socialtimes.com) Introduction to [...]
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Tweet. Related articles Why Women Rule The Internet (deladream.com) Care to Help Support NextGen Tech Women? (dannybrown.me)
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by Jerry Silfwer on April 12, 2011 · 0 comments
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So I was checking out my Alexa rankings when I found the following site analysis: xoxo DQMVY6XRUUZN Related articles Why Your Self-Hosted Blog is More Valuable than Your Facebook Page (problogger.net) Compete Responds To Criticism (davefleet.com) Harvard.edu: Your Source for MILFs and Barely Legal Blow Jobs [The Ivies] (gawker.com) Sarah Maizes: How To Be A MILF [...]
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by Jerry Silfwer on April 9, 2011 · 0 comments
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So far, I’m blown away by the Radian6 Social 2011 User Conference in Boston, MA. Some of the highlights include: Mitch Joel’s (@mitchjoel) keynote about social media driving business decisions. (You can watch the keynote here: http://www.social2011.com/media/mitch-joel-keynote/) The Community Manager 2.0 Break Out Session. An insightful panel about the evolving role of the Community Manager and [...]
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by Jerry Silfwer on September 17, 2010 · 4 comments
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During a seminar I held the other day on how to measure PR activities in social media I got the classic question on whether or not you can set a price tag on a relationship. The answer is, yes you can. You can put a price tag on anything you want. The fundamental question is however [...]
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Related articles The Situation Room turns 50 (politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com) How World Leaders use Social Media: Why the @WhiteHouse doesn’t follow @BarackObama and other idiosyncrasies (briansolis.com)
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Also, let me push for my Youtube-channel where all my favourited clips regarding PR and social media end up. Related articles #Socialnomics 2011 (flatworldbusiness.wordpress.com) Socialnomics: How Social Media Transforms the Way We Live and Do Business (smallbusinessmarketinguk.wordpress.com) Social Media Revolution 2011 Video (janeknight.typepad.com) The Social Media revolution (atlantikka.wordpress.com) Social Media Stats (billhubbell.wordpress.com) Social Media Statistics [...]
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Now, this ought to provoke some reations… As for my thoughts on the subject? I think it’s just a matter of helping companies becoming better in distinguishing between when to push, and when to pull. If you are not sure about how well you will hit your target, then just publish the information on your [...]
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by Jerry Silfwer on December 25, 2009 · 0 comments
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