This video infographic shows all the latest facts & figures about social media. For more cool video infographics visit – http://www.videoinfographs.com
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Social Media has changed the way EMC engages with all of our audiences. The social web gives us an opportunity to strengthen our relationships with customers and partners, and the public.
The benefits of Social Media are great, but with great reward comes great responsibility. This brief training video is designed to communicate the key points of proper social engagement while not losing sight of the ‘fun’ side of Social Media.
Learn more at http://emc.com/social
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May 25 (Bloomberg) — Jay Ritter, a finance professor at the University of Florida, talks about the prospects for initial public offerings by Zynga Inc. and other social media startups.
Zynga is the biggest maker of games on Facebook. Ritter speaks with Deirdre Bolton on Bloomberg Television’s “InsideTrack.” (Source: Bloomberg)
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May 18 (Bloomberg) — Bloomberg’s Cory Johnson discusses LinkedIn Corp.’s initial public offering.
The first major social-media company to sell shares to the public raised $352.8 million after pricing its shares at $45 each. Johnson speaks on Bloomberg Television’s “Bloomberg West.” (Source: Bloomberg)
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Social Media is all the rage. And if you disagree, then you shouldn’t be on YouTube – where Social Media comes alive in the form of video media. Hey, don’t blame me! I’m not a huge fan of the phrase, but that doesn’t mean I don’t love the tools.
So, I tweet on Twitter. I post on Facebook. I upload to YouTube. I share on LinkedIn. I divulge more information on my blog. I am active. Constantly. Everywhere. I’m social, even though I seldom leave my house (damn this fear of sunshine).
Until now, there was no true way for you to exact an exact value from my participation in this new form of media (participatory). Sure, you might get some value from watching my videos, reading my Twitter updates, scanning the Facebook fan page, scoping out the RSS feed from my blogs, etc. – but what does it all mean?
Empire Avenue may finally place a virtual value on my social media activity. You can invest in me, using virtual currency (eaves) – and for every comment I post, every video I upload, every song I sing – well, okay… not the singing, so much – for virtually everything that I do online, you’ll be able to gain value as a shareholder of my stock ticker symbol on Empire Avenue.
The account is free, and you really don’t have to do anything different than what you’re doing now. Participating on YouTube generates value for you AUTOMATICALLY on Empire Avenue, and for anybody who becomes a shareholder in you.
Grab PIRILLO while the price is still low – as I’m near-guaranteed to break 100 at some point. Will I maintain? Oh, I don’t know. How often do you see me tweet, update, upload, and share? Exactly.
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http://www.facebook.com/ChrisPirillo
http://youtube.com/ChrisPirillo
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Heather Caldwell, Timber Tops, shares her experience attending the SES New York training session: Creating Social Media Strategies Using Audience Research. The training session was taught by Liana Evans, Author and Co-Founder & CEO, LiBeck Integrated Marketing
In this course students are introduced into the world of online audience research through the use of various tools such as buzz monitoring tools, keyword analysis tools, trending and insight tools. Through the use of these online research tools the students are introduced into understanding how to not just look at the quantity, but the quality of the data they are collecting and how that applies to efforts in social media marketing.
This course covers different types of social media communities such as networking (Facebook, LinkedIn), microblogging (Twitter), social news (Digg, Reddit, Mixx) & bookmarking (Delicious), geo-location services (Foursquare, Gowalla, Facebook Places) and even brush on how mobile marketing is also a factor of any social media strategy. By combining the research aspect with the knowledge of what audiences are doing in different social media and online marketing channels, students can create much more solid and successful social media strategies.
To learn more about attending SES training sessions, please visit:
http://www.searchenginestrategies.com
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Byron Gordon, SEO-PR, interviews Brad Kleinman, Director of Education, Online Marketing Connect, on the need for businesses to create a content and social media marketing strategy. Brad says without content, it’s not possible for a business to have a social media strategy. Places to start include by using Twitter search, RSS feeds, Google alerts, tracking your customer’s blogs, developing how-to articles. Brad goes on to discuss the significance of Facebook and why businesses whose customers use application must have a presence on it as well. Businesses can develop their own pages targeted towards their specific audience. Brad concludes by talking about the significance of KPIs, or key performance indicators, which help businesses determine how effective their content and social media marketing strategies are. Brad says most companies are just looking at the amount of traffic that comes to their site from their various social media marketing efforts. But Brad says businesses must also look at the different types of conversion metrics to help determine which of their social media marketing efforts (using apps such as YouTube, Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter) are bearing fruit.
For more information about Online Marketing Connect, please visit:
http://www.onlinemarketingconnect.com
For more information on speaking opportunities at SES London, please visit:
http://www.seslondon.com
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Een presentatie van cijfers en gegevens over sociale media, zowel in Nederland als wereldwijd. Is sociale media gebakken lucht? Dit filmpje is een aangepaste, geüpdate, naar het Nederlands vertaalde versie van dit filmpje http://dld.bz/YQ3
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Byron Gordon, SEO-PR, interviews Jeff Fowle, Owner-Operator/President of KK Bar Ranch and the AGChat Foundation and Ray Prock, Jr. of Ray-Lin Dairy at the #140 Character conference at Connected Marketing Week 2010 in San Francisco. Jeff says as a rancher he’s using social media tools Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube to reconnect with consumers and share news and information about farming and ranching. Through the AGChat Foundation, ranchers and farmers are able to share their stories about how food gets to the table using social media applications. Ray then discusses how he uses social media tools and applications such as blogs, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube on behalf of his dairy farm to tell the story to his consumers how the milk ends up in the dairy products they enjoy.
The AgChat℠ Foundation launched on April 1, 2010 and is designed to help those who produce food, fuel, fiber and feed tell agriculture’s story from their point of view. The Foundation educates and equips farmers and ranchers with the skill set needed to effectively engage on Twitter, Facebook, blogs, YouTube, Linkedin and other social media services. It gives them knowledge to unlock new tools to effectively tell their story. Research shows that social media is a growing opportunity for farmers to have a stronger voice in educating people about the business of growing food, fuel, feed and fiber.
For more information about the AGChat Foundation please visit: http://agchat.org/
AGChat Foundation can be found on Twitter at: @agchatfound
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At Social Media Energy, we have a five-step process to develop your social media presence. Its not just about having a Facebook fan page or twitter account, but about having a voice within these social media outlets and maintaining a sense of purpose. Its not enough to just do it anymore, but doing it strategically and with reason. This is a fluid process that takes time and energy and is continuously evolving. Devoting proper resources to social media is essential today, let us help.
Listen What are people currently saying about your company or brand? Is it what you want them to be saying? What kind of image do you have in the eyes of the consumer?
Socialize – Collaborate with our Social Media Professionals to introduce or change your presence on Facebook, twitter, and YouTube. Respond to what people are saying about you. Find that sense of purpose and create a voice for your company that is both relevant to business goals and strategic in action.
Reach Getting closer to the consumer shows your company is human and within reach for your audience. Maintaining this relationship shows your company or brand has experience and will create a community following.
Change – Adapt. Be proactive in organizational transformation. Voice your business processes.
Measure How is social media affecting ROI? In what areas do you need to step up or modify? Then, start all over and keep listening.
Contact us TODAY:
www.SocialMediaEnergy.com
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