Facebook’s primary engine nears burnout
Facebook’s primary engine nears burnout: http://blogs.reuters.com/columns/2011/07/14/facebooks-primary-engine-nears-burnout/
Facebook’s primary engine nears burnout: http://blogs.reuters.com/columns/2011/07/14/facebooks-primary-engine-nears-burnout/
Kathy Stone with Southern Exposure Magazine interviews Mark Bortz with Premier Companies about their Social Media Traction service.
How do you create content for your clients that get’s noticed?
One way is that we use names names names. Consider how you react when you’re at the Chamber gathering and from across the room you hear your name. (more…)
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posted by SUSAN GUNELIUS
Whether your goals are to build your business brand or your personal brand, there is one role that you can’t afford to leave unfilled. That is the role of brand champion and brand guardian.
The best brands have a person who continually advocates the brand, guards the brand against (more…)
Generating leads is what B2B marketing is all about. Luckily, social marketing has demonstrated measurable power in support of that goal and many B2B marketers use it that way. In fact (more…)
Published July 15, 2010
By using the wall of its Facebook page as a digital bulletin board for community and patient information, a doctor’s office in Irving, Texas, has successfully (more…)
Premier Companies CEO, Mark Bortz, shares 7 tips to develop an effective content deployment strategy. (more…)
In this segment Mark tells us that when potential clients are ready to make a buying decision, you want them to think of you as the best solution. But how does one do that? By engaging in the process of listening and providing feedback your reputation as a trusted source of free and valuable information will grow. (more…)
How do you get people really excited about a car that isnt even going to hit US shores for a year? We {Ford Motor Company} decided we’d ship over a few from Europe (more…)
Let’s get this out of the way first: all else being equal, a headline with numbers in it will yield more traffic than a headline without. (more…)