Blogging & Social Networking for Business continuing education class in Las Vegas, Friday, May 7,2010 9am to 12 noon.
Tamar Weinberg of Techipedia compiled an unbelievably comprehensive and well-researched “Best of 2009″ summary of the best blog posts on social media, social networks, reputation management, branding, seo and more. This post is a must bookmark for reference and reading.
Best Internet Marketing Posts of 2009
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Excellent blog post by Jay Baer of the Social Media Examiner….350 Million Users and Counting, 100 Million Users, Average Facebook user spends 55 minutes per day. Read the full post and embrace the power of Facebook to build your online community.
Business-owners…Read this post and learn from a major brand’s blunders in the social media world: The Tragic Of Macy’s: Social Media Branding Case Study
Key lessons learned from this case study:
If you are going to jump in and set-up social networking accounts (YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Flickr, etc), then KEEP THEM UPDATED! Don’t open an [...]
I have to admit, my internal struggle with Twitter and blogging in general has been to surrender to the process, let go of my own fears and truly be transparent, less technical, more remarkable and interesting. I am in awe of the people who brilliantly tweet, blog or post a Facebook status in a succinct, [...]
As we reported yesterday, growth for some of the world’s biggest social networks — like Twitter and Facebook — appear to be flattening . One site bucking that trend though is LinkedIn , which saw a 5.68% growth in traffic for the month of September, according to Compete. It’s not just traffic that’s growing, users are increasing too. In a blog entry today, LinkedIn reports that it now has over 50 million users worldwide. As the company’s announcement points out, it took nearly sixteen months for LinkedIn to reach its first million users. The last million took only 12 days. LinkedIn says that while 50% of its users are based in the US, 50% are international. This is an impressive stat that speaks highly to LinkedIn’s continued growth. As more and more social networks start to expand their focus and go after more types of users, we like that LinkedIn has continued to reinforce its mission of connecting professionals to each other. Sometimes having a solid target and niche can be more effective and lead to greater consistent growth than trying to be all things to all people. What do you think about LinkedIn? Do you use the service more than you did a year ago? Let us know in the comments! Reviews: LinkedIn Tags: growth , linkedin , stats
So , I came across this hilarious video by Julian Smith when I found this excellent blog by Michael Hyatt who agrees (as I do) with Julian’s 25 things. Check it out if you haven’t already seen it.
I am actually a fan of Facebook – and recommend it as a must have for all of [...]
The Conversation Prism by Brian Solis and Jesse Thomas
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Socialnomics(TM) is a blog designed to cover the latest trends in social media. It primarily focuses on covering the latest news on social media and what it means for users and businesses, often taking irreverent view points of a popular topic. It was founded and is still maintained by Erik Qualman – who has written [...]
Back in May I wrote a post entitled To Twitter or Not Twittter? And that is still a question I am pondering.
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