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Re: What is Social Media? | Social Media Landscape

Adrian — Sat, 28 Feb 2009 03:06:56 -0000

That answered my question very well

Re: Tumblr Gets Money while Pownce Dies | Social Media Landscape

Sscheper — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 19:09:47 -0000

You may want to check out yonkly: http://yonkly.com

The first "create your own microblog" to integrate with Twitter

Re: Burger King Virgins Missing the Boat? | Social Media Landscape

JLou — Sun, 07 Dec 2008 11:13:33 -0000

I think the Motrin mess was uncalled for. J&J are a bunch of wimps and seriously shouldn't have taken it down for the 5 people that bitched on twitter about it.

Of course this documentary is biased. It is a BK commercial! I'm not waiting to see the results of which burger is better. I knew that before Whopper Virgins. I want to see the peoples faces when they first eat a burger. I believe that's what it is all about.

Re: Is Social Media for Business?

John Scott — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 14:26:07 -0000

I wanted to thank you guys for putting this huge resource together. It must have taken you a long time to do this with the scope it includes; 580 pages 3,000 links... OMG I have been looking into this for many months, but being the soul source for all of my own work, well some of you may know what all of that entails. The learning curve is just huge!

I have been working on my own SEO as best I can and I have also been trying to find the "Guru's" that would do me the most good and one of them lead me to your opportuinty. The only problem with this is the time it takes to get into the Social Media of choice, then learn youirself around a bit and then to start getting into what the discussion is about. I read some where that it may take you 4-7 reply's before you can actually start to market.

Spending 8-14 hours a day 5-6 days a week when not on a J.O.B.; there leaves little time to do this in scheduled forum where the results are appearent.

So how do I do this and tie it into my website of real, tangible products for both pain free and equine vitamins and supplies on www.naturalpainfreepet.com.

Do I create lots of background and research information as a draw? Done That!

Do I create glossary and terminology functions of heavy targeted keywords as a draw? Done that!

Do I create a extremely popular resource about equine sports and highlight those events in photos of the these athelets and riders? I have thousands of photos in my Gallerys Section!

Do I create a opportuinty for my visitors to order these photos on a DVD with any audio genre, or mixed audio genre's? I just launched that opportunity!

Do I add more products to the website? I have tried several kinds and I decided to go with Gifts for Dogs in appearel by Hip-Goggie!

This is what brought me to this opportunity guys, with your ideas and directory towards my niche.

John Scott

Re: Is Social Media for Business?

olanb — Mon, 20 Oct 2008 04:22:39 -0000

Being social is once again putting the prospect's WIIFM back to the front and center. Its like Zig Ziglar said: "You can have everything in life that you want if you will just help enough other people get what they want." That's being social!

Re: Is Social Media for Business?

Konnects — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 14:02:11 -0000

Very nice post. Your example with the Bob and the Bagel Lunch Place is right on. At http://konnects.com many small business are creating communities using our tools. The companies are not only networking but also conducting business in finding new leads, business opportunities and much more.

Re: Social Media Landscape by Fred Cacazza

SocialMe — Mon, 07 Jul 2008 17:22:56 -0000

We had so much traffic to this post the host shut it down! We're back up and running now. So sorry for any inconvenience this may have caused!

Re: The Social Media Landscape - Defined!

Charles Heflin — Mon, 16 Jun 2008 07:46:43 -0000

The social media landscape consists of hundreds of thousands of individual pieces of technology. Most people make the mistake of focusing on the technology and this is a mistake.

Technology like Facebook, Twitter, Stumbleupon and this site are important to understand but the real social media landscape consists of "relationships" ... Focus on the relationships and you are closer to defining it.

The technology always shifts and changes but one thing that will never change are relationships. In order to understand the technology as it applies to marketing in this relationship channel consider reading this...

http://www.seo2020.com/smm/formula.pdf

Re: The Social Media Landscape - Defined!

filmmaker — Thu, 12 Jun 2008 12:44:26 -0000

Social Media Landscape, can you define it?