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Want to learn how to use Google + for your business. Check out these 5 key Google + tools that you should be using by Michael Todd
Another roundup of tools I’ve yet to discover, including:
1. Ripples
2. Circle Sharing
3. Circloscope
4.Circle Count
5. Steady Demand
See on www.socialable.co.uk
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More and more customers are turning to social media channels for real-time customer care.
We talk a bit about the social call center on our blog: bit.ly/1bR0azs and in our Infinite Pipeline book: http://bit.ly/InfPipe
The book makes a great holiday gift!
See on oursocialtimes.com
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Here is our annual piece – 50 Content Marketing Predictions for 2014. Produced by the Content Marketing Institute. See if the following predictions come true a
Joe Pulizzi and the CMI present lots of interesting predictions about where content marketing is going in 2014. Get ready for a barrage of 2014 predictions . . .
Via @maxOz
See on www.slideshare.net
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Creating content is a manual job, but these 16 free tools can help you accelerate (and they’re pretty fun to use, too).
This is a great list of, as they say, awesome tools. As usual when I publish lists like this, I’ve learned about many of them for the first time.
Via @Lawrencelot
See on blog.hubspot.com
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Here are four highlights from the FFIEC’s guidance on social media and how it affects banks and credit unions. Download your full copy here.
Here are the items explored in this article:
1 Social Media Governance and Operational Risk
2 Third Parties
3 Monitoring: Fraud & IT Security
4 Existing regulations and their effect
See on thefinancialbrand.com
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Reflecting on the past year highlights what our clients teach us about running a business
This is a bit of a sardonic look at working with clients – not my clients! This other guy’s. ;=} It may resonate. Here are the major points:
1. Clients say they want something out-there. They don’t. Really.
2. Attention is the highest compliment you can give online
3. Trust attracts clients
4. Your network is your retirement fund.
5. Psychology is the number one online skill
Via @Kim Garst ツ
See on www.businessesgrow.com
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Brand marketing has changed. Cultural shifts have occurred and integration of social communication requires assimilation. Brands needs to stay fresh and relevant with customers so that they are still interested in absorbing a message from them.
Social media is more and more integrated in to business practices. This summary makes a few predictions for 2014. Topics:
Where do you think customers are consuming media these days
Embrace The Power of Social Marketing
Which social networks will make a splash with brands in 2014
Via @maxOz
See on www.steamfeed.com
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Here’s how to research your competitor’s audience growth, content engagement and profile elements to create a strong social media strategy for your business.
Don’t know where to start in creating your social media strategy? Crib from your competition. Here are the three points in this article:
#1: Comparing Audience Size
#2: Measuring Engagement
#3: Looking at Profile Setups
See on www.socialmediaexaminer.com
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Adage reported that Facebook has now openly told businesses:
You’ll have to pay to reach your fans. Organic reach will continue to decline.
OK, this is just wrong!
"According to Facebook, the main reason to acquire fans isn’t to build a free distribution channel for content; it’s to make future Facebook ads work better."
See on bootcampdigital.com
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66% of social media users have employed the platforms for at least one of eight civic or political activities with social media (RT @go_galt: Interested in “Social Media and Political Engagement”?
Another insight from this study: "
38% of those who use social networking sites (SNS) or Twitter use those social media to “like” or promote material related to politics or social issues that others have posted. Liberal Democrats who use social media are particularly likely to use the ‘like’ button—52% of them have done so and 42% of conservative Republicans have also done so.
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