Warnings of a Twitter Bubble

Warnings of a Twitter Bubble

By the Editors • on October 3, 2009

[TwiTip] – What does it mean when hundreds of third party services (with questionable, if any, business models) are dependent upon a single service which itself has no business model? This post by Neal Wiser suggests that Twitter’s amazing growth and popularity are indicators that the company is at the center of an emerging Bubble and examines

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Social Networking for Business: What Works and What Doesn’t!

Social Networking for Business: What Works and What Doesn’t!

By Social Editors • on September 28, 2009

Business-Building Action Steps From Terry Brock, Marketing Coach | Syndication Columnist Social Media sites like Twitter, Facebook, Linkedin and YouTube are changing the way the world does business. I think this is in response to our desire to connect with others. Relationship Marketing is all about

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Twitter to Raise $100 Million From Insight, T. Rowe Price, Other Investors

Twitter to Raise $100 Million From Insight, T. Rowe Price, Other Investors

By Social Editors • on September 24, 2009

The Wall Street Journal, By Michael Corkery and Jessica E. Vascellaro report: Twitter, the messaging web site that has become an Internet sensation, is nearing a deal to close as much as $100 million of new funding from as many as seven investors, according to people familiar with the deal. The investor

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Twitter’s Biz Stone says ‘No’ ads in 2009!

Twitter’s Biz Stone says ‘No’ ads in 2009!

By Social Editors • on September 23, 2009

LOS ANGELES (Reuters), By Lisa Baertlein — Twitter has no plans to put advertisements on the popular microblogging site this year, co-founder Biz Stone said on Tuesday, amid a growing push for the 2-year-old Internet sensation to begin making money. Stone, who said Twitter was “pretty good

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Need Help With You Social Media Personality?

Need Help With You Social Media Personality?

By Social Editors • on September 22, 2009

The moment you decide to engage in social media as a business… Everything about you becomes part of the public domain. With that in mind, many people choose to either completely segregate the majority of their social lives from the internet. Others create specific online identities, complete with

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4 ‘Top’ Principles of Social Media Marketing

4 ‘Top’ Principles of Social Media Marketing

By Social Editors • on September 21, 2009

Many people look at social media sites too specifically. What I mean by that is, instead of saying, “Okay, I’m embarking on a journey in social media with my business,” they say,“Okay, I’m creating a Facebook page that’s going to double my business.” There’s a very strong distinction

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How Not to Annoy People on Twitter!

How Not to Annoy People on Twitter!

By Social Editors • on September 20, 2009

Twitter is a great social networking tool that can benefit you a great deal, but its primary purpose is for building relationships, not for business. Here are some tips to avoid annoying your Twitter followers: 1. Thank everyone who follows you, but don’t give them a sales pitch in the process.

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Social Media Tides: Are You Getting Swept Away or Swimming with the Currents?

Social Media Tides: Are You Getting Swept Away or Swimming with the Currents?

By Social Editors • on September 19, 2009

Howell Marketing, By Amy Howell — From small businesses like the new “South of Beale” in South Main (where Elvis used to hang out) to big businesses like FedEx, companies around the world are listening to the social media “conversation” and executing appropriate strategies to join in,

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Relief for Twitter Headaches

Relief for Twitter Headaches

By Social Editors • on September 19, 2009

The Wall Street Journal, By Sarah E. Needleman — Twitter’s popularity as a customer-service and public-relations tool for businesses is growing. But so are the headaches of managing all that communication with consumers—sorting through hundreds of messages, crafting the right responses,

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Why What’s in Your Twitter Profile Matters

Why What’s in Your Twitter Profile Matters

By Social Editors • on September 17, 2009

“Hi, do you want to be my friend? Not good Tweople, If your hope is to build any kind of relationship on Twitter!” I see this every day, As thousands of people ask each other this on Twitter by following someone. The first thing most people do when one of these requests shows up in their

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