This is the place where you will find such things as best practices, networking & marketing tips, advice on which convention to attend or which forum to check out.
How to engage your Facebook fans
May 23rd, 2009
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[Here's a recent post I did for the SmartBlog on Social Media. You can follow the blog here or subscribe to the newsletter here.]Facebook is one of the best environments to establish and grow a fan base of highly connected, active …
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How to get someone to blog about you
May 22nd, 2009
Posted In: Jules Cafe Shared Feeds, Networking.
1. Just ask nicely 2. Give them something to blog about Example: John Jantsch of Duct Tape Marketing sent me a nice shirt and a nice note. That’s all it took. Before your PR firm launches …
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Using Facebook Ads for Content Awareness
May 22nd, 2009
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Using Facebook Ads for Content Awareness
Ads on Facebook have been around for a while now and based on reviews coming out from some users, results using facebook ads are mixed. I personally find them to be …
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Anti social-social networking?
May 20th, 2009
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Twitter and facebook are becoming a huge part of networking and communicating. For those of us who sometimes feel anxious when networking in person, this is the perfect springboard to create friendships that will ultimately assist in making the face to face meeting so much easier.
Are you wondering how? Well …
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Bringing the Twitter Conversation to Any Web Page
May 20th, 2009
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Bringing the Twitter Conversation to Any Web Page
Twitter is very hot right now so why not take advantage of this new found buzz by tapping the twitter stream and selectively publishing twitter content on your web site or blog …
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How to write a Twitter-worthy headline
May 19th, 2009
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Twitter is now the best place to promote your blog posts. If just a few of the right people re-tweet it, you can reach tens of thousands of new readers instantly. That means that your blog post headlines have to be Twitter-ready. A few tips: Tell the complete story …
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3 baby steps to get your company started in social media
May 18th, 2009
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[Here's a recent post I did for the SmartBlog on Social Media. You can follow the blog here or subscribe to the newsletter here.]Social media can represent an overwhelming set of tools, websites, and communities for an organization that hasn’t yet …
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Ignore the attackers
May 16th, 2009
Posted In: Jules Cafe Shared Feeds, Networking.
It’s really easy to be an ass online. People will say insanely rude and offensive things to you. They will say things in front of 1,000 readers that they wouldn’t dare say to your face. Ignore them. Block them, delete their comments, unsubscribe, stop reading. If someone was …
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How a focus on word of mouth changes your business
May 15th, 2009
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[Here's a recent post I did for the SmartBlog on Social Media. You can follow the blog here or subscribe to the newsletter here.]When a company focuses on earning the respect and recommendation of their customers, it fundamentally changes the way …
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Let’s Do eLunch
May 15th, 2009
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Let’s Do eLunch
As more and more people work virtually, acquire clients globally and scramble to get it all done in a day, the concept of “a meeting†has changed. Of course much of this change is due …
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