My personal ROI for investing in social media

With the advent of social media, there has been a lot of chatter about its usefulness as well as many raised eyebrows regarding its benefits. A lot of people are still left wondering, how and why social media is even important and relevant to what they do. Most people who [...]

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What I Learned From the Author of Socialnomics

This past spring I attended a Social Media Masterclass at the Event Marketing Summit, delivered by Erik Qualman, the author of Socialnomics. Erik is also the creator of this video called Social Media Revolution that you’ve probably seen on YouTube (it has also been featured on this blog). Here’s what [...]

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Five key lessons of the Old Spice campaign for enterprise social media marketers

  Last night The Mrs looked over my shoulder at Tweetdeck and said, “Everybody’s talking about Old Spice.” It’s the hottest topic in social media, marketing and advertising right now. Built on the success of the video embedded above, which now has more than 13 million views on YouTube, the [...]

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I’m writing an enterprise social media book

Seems like there are a lot of great folks writing social media books right now. Last week I learned that Amber Naslund and Jay Baer are writing a book aimed at small and medium-sized business, organizations and non-profits. I just heard on the Six Pixels of Separation podcast this morning [...]

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MarketingProfs B2B: Driving and Measuring B2B Conversations, Leads and Sales with Social Media

My notes from the MarketingProfs B2B panel “Driving and Measuring B2B Conversations, Leads and Sales with Social Media.” Presented by Kipp Bodnar, Inbound Marketing Manager, HubSpot; Kyle Flaherty, Director, Marketing, BreakingPoint Systems Kyle started out by promising that, since this session had the longest title, it would be the best. [...]

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MarketingProfs B2B: Getting Strategic with Your Brand

My notes from the MarketingProfs B2B panel “Getting Strategic with Your Brand.” Presented by Lois Brayfield, President, J Schmid & Associates; Susan Doctoroff Landay, President, Trainers Warehouse Lois asked us to accept three ideas: Your brand defined is the perception of your customers. Forget B2B, you’re selling to people with [...]

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MarketingProfs B2B: One-to-One Therapy - Twitter and Email Advice

One of the most valuable features of the MarketingProfs B2B forum are the One-on-One Therapy sessions, where attendees get to sit down with experts in different fields and get specific advice relevant to the challenges they’re facing. Jennifer Altimore and Joe Hirshka from Kennametal Inc. came to Boston from Latrobe, [...]

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MarketingProfs B2B: It’s Not Your Mother’s PR: New Opportunities to Influence Your Constituents

My notes from the MarketingProfs panel “It’s Not Your Mother’s PR: New Opportunities to Influence Your Constituents” Panelists include Deirdre Breakenridge, President, PFS Marketwyse; Terri D. Andrews, Public Relations Manager, RSM McGladrey; and Donna Tocci, Director, Web/New Media, Ingersoll Rand. The moderator was Beth Harte, Senior Subject Matter Expert, Digital [...]

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MarketingProfs B2B: Proven Success Stories Integrating Social Media into Overall Strategy

I’m in Boston for MarketingProfs B2B Forum, which promises to be one of the most valuable conferences of the year for B2B marketers interested in social media. I led a workshop this morning on social media policies (which Jeff Cohen from socialmediaB2B.com has already blogged), then headed off to my [...]

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Thirty ideas from the Digital Marketing Mixer you can implement tomorrow

The closing session of the MarketingProfs Digital Marketing Mixer featured a team of four “mixologists” who gathered and shared their top takeaways from the event. The mixologists were Jason Baer (@jaybaer), Stephanie Miller (@StephanieSAM), Michael Brito (@Britopian) and Beth Harte (@BethHarte). Stephanie handled the Must Know track: Build credibility before [...]

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