Robert welcomes Velcrow Ripper, documentary filmmaker and director of Occupylove.org to the show to talk about his coverage of the Occupy Movement. Robert and Velcrow talk about how the movement has utilized social media, the growth of social video activism, and where the Occupy Movement is headed in 2012.
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In an interview with WSJ’s Alan Murray, social media expert Clay Shirky discusses the effect of Facebook, Twitter and other social media in the recent uprisings in Egypt and Tunisia, and what it could mean for the Middle East at large. This interview originally aired on 2/18/2011
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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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Infinity Downline is an online network marketing program that revolves around the selling of digital download internet information products. This program works on the multi-level marketing principle, allowing its members to not only sell the products but also build referral downlines and earn commissions when their referrals sell products as well.
One of the first things that attract people to the Infinity Downline network marketing program is that it only costs $25 to join, which is on the lower end of what most network marketing programs charge. It’s important to note, however, that $25 will get you in, but you have to keep paying $25 per month to stay in the program. This is not unusual for these types of programs, however.
When you join Infinity Downline, you get immediate access to their library of downloadable information products. These information products cover such subjects as how to sell on the popular auction site Ebay, how to navigate the Windows Vista operating system and how to build effective marketing websites. People who buy into the program get their own affiliate websites that they can promote in order to recruit others.
You don’t sell the individual information products through Infinity Downline, you sell the entire program. Anyone who wants access to the products must sign up as an affiliate member of the program. As an affiliate of the program, you don’t have to try to recruit others if you don’t want to, but if you do, you make commissions if your recruits become paying members.
At Infinity Downline, they claim there are no administration costs. All fees go directly to members. You earn commissions from the people you recruit. For each paying member that you directly recruit, you receive an immediate $25 and $25 every month as long as the person stays a paying member. The people who run the program say that they make money from the exposure that they get.
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Byron Gordon, SEO-PR, interviews Peter Stringer, Director of Interactive Media, NBA Boston Celtics basketball organization on the subject of sports social media marketing at SES Chicago 2011.
Peter says that sports and social media dovetail well together. It’s natural for a Celtics fan to like the Celtics Facebook page, follow a twitter handle, click on a tweet, watch a YouTube video, or respond to a Google Plus post. It’s easy, says Peter, because these are actions that sports fans already want to do because they are passionate fans of the sport and of their home team.
01:30 Scott then discusses the team’s use of Instagram (a photo sharing application for your iPhone). The Boston Celtics organization is now one of the biggest users of Instagram with more than 40,000 fans following the Celtics through Instagram. Scott says its use of Instagram is one of the newer ways the Celtics are connecting with their fans and spreading their brand.
Scott then goes on to elaborate about the challenges that any lesser known brand faces when using social media tools as part of its marketing efforts. Scott says brands must find out what their customers are most passionate about and focus their social media marketing to that end.
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Byron Gordon, SEO-PR, interviews Bryan Srabian, Director of Social Media, San Francisco Giants, on the subject of social media marketing for a major professional sports organization at SES Chicago, 2011.
Bryan begins by answering how he became director of social media for the San Francisco Giants. Bryan had worked for the Giants for 14 seasons, working a variety of positions. He later left the organization but was later called back to head newly created position of social media director back in January of 2010. Bryan says major sports organizations are actively exploring how to effectively use social media marketing and some have devoted greater budgets for the department than others. Bryan is solely responsible for the Giants social media outreach. Brian stresses the importance of learning how to use Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Google Plus, in addition to understanding the brand in order to respond and connect with your fans.
Next, Brian discusses the differences between Facebook and Twitter and what is more appropriate for the type of post you wish to make when connecting with your fans. The Giants have some 1.2 million fans on their Facebook page (more than half of those are from Bay Area fans) and more than two hundred thousand Twitter followers. Twitter is about real-time communication, according to Bryan, and Tweets have a short shelf-life which makes it easy to move offers fairly quickly while Facebook is better at promoting events and getting feedback from fans.
Bryan also elaborates on the importance of conducting reputation management for the SF Giants using social media and listening to what the fans have to say and share. Social media has given us the ability to react and learn from our fans. The key takeaway for Bryan is listening first and then engaging your fans. There is not one owner of the San Francisco Giants. It is the community of fans who “own” the SF Giants, according to Bryan.
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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.
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The Legislature has no formal rules or guidelines regarding lawmaker use of social media – including Facebook, blogs, Twitter, Flickr and YouTube. The concern is that social media might be misused, even accidentally
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What’s Your Social Media Worth?