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Social Marketing Trends to Look For in 2012: Predictions from Top Marketers

By Mike Lewis | 24 days ago

We all wish we had a crystal ball we can consult whenever we need to peek into the future. Short of offering our peers that magic crystal, we connected with some of the best and brightest to ask them to predict what 2012 has in store for us. We compiled the collective wisdom of 34 renowned experts in the field of strategy, marketing and technology in our free eBoo… Read the rest

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YouTube Killed the TV Star: Why Online Video Marketing is Essential for Marketers in 2012

By Mike Lewis | 27 days ago

No other tool in your marketing toolbox delivers the bang-for-your-buck like video content. From our ebook Biggest Social Marketing and New Media Predictions for 2012, Jay Baer, social media strategist, coach, speaker and all-around good guy, shared that 2012 will be “the explosion in short-form multimedia, as companies start to truly embrace video an… Read the rest

Posted in Featured, Social Media, Social Media, Socialnomics, Video, YouTube | Tagged #awarenessinc, Awareness Inc., Go Pro, insights, Jay Baer, MarketingProfs, Mike Lewis, New York Times, Old Spice, video killed theTV Star, video marketing, white paper, YouTube

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Facebook EdgeRank Ninjutsu: Social Marketing Discussion with Taulbee Jackson

By Mike Lewis | 29 days ago

Did you know that there is an invisible, silent force that determines your Facebook success, and that mastering this force can give you an advantage over your competitors? That force is called EdgeRank, and we sat down with Taulbee Jackson, President and CEO of Raidious, one of the leading interactive marketing companies, to discuss how marketers can harn… Read the rest

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Social Commerce: Converting the Last Mile

By Arun Varma | November 15, 2011

In the combative world of online marketing managers like me, a measurable and effective channel to the “last mile” of conversion is critical. While I know, my Tweets and Facebook updates are creating interest and possible traffic to my site, I cannot with a 100% certainty have an attribution mapping system for these sources. Group buying comb… Read the rest

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How NOT to Network on Twitter: 5 Common Pitfalls and how to Avoid Them

By Lesley DeSantis | 103 days ago

There are countless articles circulating the Web about how to network on Twitter, how to get more Twitter followers, how to tweet, when to tweet, what to tweet, who to follow, what URL shorteners to use, Twitter SEO, and so on. With all of that information available, it’s not hard to imagine that Twitter users, particularly Twitter beginners, can go a b… Read the rest

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18 Tips to Land a Job via LinkedIn

By Adam Karwoski | 153 days ago

Leveraging LinkedIn during your career transition is a blog topic that I’ve put off writing for quite some time because LinkedIn has written about from every angle and I wasn’t convinced that I could write anything about it that would be unique. But, I’m going to give it a shot here. As I talk with friends and former coworkers around the country I find myself s… Read the rest

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Inviting the World to Your Event via Social Networking

By Dave Thomas | 174 days ago

Remember the good old days when you would pick up the phone or mail out some hand-written invitations to your party? Well, those days are essentially a thing of the past given the outreach of social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter. In the latest social networking gaffe, authorities in Fort Collins, Colorado say that an open invite on Facebook to an… Read the rest

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