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How to Use Twitter to Promote Events
Over 200 million folks use Twitter to keep up with brands, each other, snark, and a wide range of topics. Twitter is also great for promoting – and organizing events…
Crisis Management – BlackBerry Turned to Social Media
If you use a BlackBerry smart phone, you were probably irritated by the global failure of their data network (that lasted almost a week). Affected BlackBerry users experienced slow-to-no data…
Facebook Copies Twitter’s Real-Time Stream
Facebook may be the worlds largest social network, but the platform still needs great ideas to stay competitive . So where are they finding those ideas? Just about everywhere, including…
Say goodbye to e-blasts and hello to engagement
If you are sending “e-blasts” to your customers or supporters – please, stop doing it now. This outdated style of email marketing has the same results as fax broadcasts of…
Spirit Airlines Jumps on Hard to Resist ‘Weiner’ Keyword – Should You?
They say, ‘any publicity is good publicity’, but embattled U.S. Congressman Rep. Anthony Weiner (D-N.Y.) may not be in agreement with that statement these days. The Congressman’s ‘x-rated’ sexting has…
How Realtime Tech Can Highlight and Fix Biz Failures; Bikeshare review
One company that’s falling down on the job of using negative sentiments to improve its service is Capital Bikeshare in Washington DC. Subscribers to Capital Bikeshare’s service have access to…
How to Tweet from a Phone
You can send tweets from your phone via text messaging, and by using a Twitter application designed for your phone.
How Starbucks Use Twitter
Social media is clearly a great tool for promoting a business or organization. But all business leaders have one concern about social media: What to do about the stream of…
How to Tweet
Twitter is a micro-blogging platform accessible via the Web and mobile phones. In just 140 characters or less, users can share thoughts, ideas
The Truth about Twitter, Trending Topics and Your Business
The wikileaks fiasco has revealed an ugly truth about social media marketing via Twitter – their top trends may not be ‘the top trends’ after all. Marketers assumed that top tweets and trending topics were based on actual Twitter user activity – not true.
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