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Social Marketing Conversations announces the Colorado Social Business Survey

“It is rapidly becoming a liability for companies to ignore their social presence – we make sure our clients dodge that bullet” Steven Groves / CEO, coauthor “ROI of Social Media” Social marketing is becoming a lynch-pin of any marketing campaign, whether it starts

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Posted in Current Affairs, Social Marketing, strategy, Uncategorized

Intent Engines and Facebook Verbs

Defining intention at Social Marketing Conversations

Facebook is releasing the hounds. Those consumers who wish to share whatever it is they are doing, when they are doing it will be able to do so – as long as the appropriate verbs can be properly conjugated and

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Posted in Current Affairs, Enterprise, Intent Engine, marketing, Social Marketing

How Brands Will Use Google+(IMHO)

Enjoying the growth of Google Plus for a specific reasons – 1) it let’s me connect to my community in a way that is relevant for the messages I want to post and 2) it’s the best, most viable competition

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Posted in Current Affairs, Enterprise, marketing, ROI of Social Media, Social Marketing, Social Media, Web3.0

What if the ROI was higher by being nice?

People, people, people… I just had to take a moment to comment on a recent article I read over at MediaPost about copyright trolls, RightHaven, and their heavy-handed tactics in copyright enforcement. The article written by Wendy Davis cites a

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Posted in Current Affairs, marketing, Social Marketing, Social Media

How Will You Address Consumer Privacy in 2011?

Consumer privacy is about to take center stage in social media marketing.  In 2010 we flowed to the questions about how to establish an ROI and tool vendors responded in droves to help companies uncover and manage the mountains of

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Posted in Current Affairs, marketing, Social Marketing, strategy

How Not to Handle a Social Media Infraction

The online community is bursting with a companies poor handling of what they consider to be an infraction against them by a Twitter user. The Twitter user in question had around 20 followers and they posted something about mold in

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Posted in Crisis Mgmt, Current Affairs, Social Media, strategy