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Understanding Social Media Marketing


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By: SEO Sapien

A lot of people are confused by the term social media marketing and believe that it is only advertising on a social networking site, where networks monitor what users are doing and place ads next to them, hoping they will get a click. However, social media marketing is actually about different kinds of collaborations between people and finding ways that individual fans of a particular brand product or even a company can endorse it themselves on various social media sites like MySpace, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter and others.

Social media marketing differs from industrial media marketing in that industrial media generally uses very expensive tools requiring a great deal of financial capital to publish its information, where as social media marketing uses fairly inexpensive tools that enables anyone anywhere to publish or access information. Both social media and industrial media have the capability to reach a small audience of one or two, or large audiences of millions. However, the time lag is generally much longer between a communications from industrial media as compared to social media when responses can be instantaneous. In addition, there are currently few, if any, limitations on social media such as on pages or hours. The audiences are encouraged to be active participants, to add comments, or blog or even edit articles or stories, as they deem necessary.

Social media optimization, or SMO, uses methods that generate publicity through social media and online community websites. There are many different types of technologies and applications for social media like blogs, vlogs, wikis, emails, podcasts, instant messaging and many more. Two of the most popular reference services are Google and Wikipedia. You can share photos at Flickr, videos at YouTube, personal music at Last.fm, microblog on Jaiku and Twitter. Besides the now universally known Facebook and MySpace, you can also go social networking on Avatars United, Youmeo and Second Life (social network via virtual reality).

Experts insist that social media is here to stay. Companies are now recognizing the need to be more involved in social media marketing, because it is through these channels that they can hear most quickly and honestly what consumers need and want. Businesses are learning that they now no longer wield absolute control over the behavior and buying decisions of their consumers. By paying attention, for instance, to a pro or anti product blog from a consumer, marketers have access to open customer discussions they never had before and then, in turn, open their own dialogue to be able to drive the needed change quickly.

Social media marketing opens up a world of fast flowing creative experimentation where an idea can be tested online in the morning and by afternoon there is a response. Social media techniques should be combined into the marketing mix to optimize the places where the impact can be maximized. The key element in successful social media marketing is to be swift but make sure to drive change in proactive way rather than being reactive.

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4 Steps To Get 20 Leads A Day In Facebook


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It is well known that Facebook is the second most trafficked site in the world. So that means you can have an inexhaustible amount of leads.

Yes there is a lot of opportunity but how will I attract leads for my business? I am going to give you some basic Facebook marketing methods that work wonders for lead generation.

#1 One of the first mistakes made by new on line marketers is blasting their opportunity to every new person they meet on Facebook. Newbies tend to blast their website and opportunity to any new friend they add to their list. Spamming your opportunity will usually turn most people away.

When I am sent a friend request with a message telling me about their awesome opportunity, I always ignore the request. I am a marketer myself and I do not like to be sold. Many Facebook people are of the same mind set about spamming. Facebook is a social networking site, so why don’t we socialize, develop relationships, get to know each other and build trust. When you have developed trust then the opportunity to present your business will appear. Every person I have developed a relationship with on Facebook has always eventually asked, “What do you do?” That is when I begin talking about my business. It works every time. I’m willing to bet that your up line would be appalled if you told them they shouldn’t blast the business to every contact on the net. I’m sure you were told to talk to everyone about your awesome product and opportunity. When you market off line that technique may work for you but it will not work on Facebook.

#2 Bring value to the on line community. Posting informative material or your favorite quotes will work much better than blasting your business proposition 20 times a day. Create some content that will help others build their on line business. You will then to look like a leader and not look like a spammer. I’m talking from experience. It didn’t take me long to learn I wasn’t getting any results by posting my business opportunity 20 times a day. I then learned what Attraction Marketing was all about. Attraction Marketing taught me that I had to give value to others and then they would listen to what I had to say. After I developed trust with a person then I could present my opportunity. Traditional marketing doesn’t work very well in the social web 2.0 era.

#3 Target your prospects. To build your business using social sites you should go after other mlm people. Are you asking why you should go after other mlm people? We all know that this is a tough business and that 97% will quit within the first year. This is where your value, as a leader, will work in your favor. What if you were to show one of these people how to acquire some leads. You have given them more than their up line ever did. When you help someone acquire some leads for their business they will see you as someone to follow. When you show someone how to get what they want, guess who their new leader will be? YOU! This means the more value you provide them the more they see you as a leader and will do whatever you want them to do. Primarily join YOUR opportunity!

#4 Join groups. Look for groups that are formed for network marketing. You can find these groups by using the search function on Facebook. Search for mlm companies by name. Once you find the group you want to connect with, hit the “See all members” button. A window will open and you will see all the members in that group. Click the “Add as a friend” link and another window will open. In the new window you will see a “Send a personal message” link. Click the link and a message box will open. Write a note then click the send message link. I always get a better response rate when I send a short note. Check out their profile before you send the message. Find something in the profile to complement them on. You don’t have to send an essay. Just something short like, “I see your involved with company xyz. What a great company. Want to connect, and share ideas on how to build our business?” Never present your opportunity in the friend request. I try to connect with 50 people a day using this method. You have just discovered a 4 step program that has brought me daily leads from Facebook.

Take these techniques and use them to help build your business on line.

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John Stone is an expert at driving traffic to any website or keyword he chooses. He can show you how to get top ranking in google just like the article you are reading. John’s Blog Facebook Training

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13 Ways to Network Beyond Facebook and LinkedIn


John Jantsch (Duct Tape Marketing)

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Building branded profiles, engaging prospects and connecting with potential employees and strategic partners are all powerful ways to tap into Facebook and  LinkedIn.

But, for the typical small business, there may actually be some equally important social networks you may not be so familiar with. The big networks get all the press, but small networks, say for instance, like the connectodex found here at OpenForum may prove tremendously valuable for small business folks due to the small size and targeted focus of the membership.

The list below represents some of the more active networks I’ve encountered when it come to small business social networking.

Visit a handful of these sites and choose several that feel right for your business. Once you build a profile, taking full advantage of the opportunity to link to your primary business offer full descriptions of your products and services, spend enough time to go a bit deeper.

Write or republish some articles or blog content, search and identify a dozen or so people to connect with, and give some advice, point to someone’s great content or answer questions from other members.

Don’t try to jump into every new network you can find, but do jump into a few outside of Facebook and LinkedIn and make yourself a bit of a larger fish in these smaller ponds.

In addition to OpenForum check these networks out:

  • Biznik – this network for small business folks is blending online and offline by allowing members to collect by city and host and promote local events
  • StartUpNation – a wealth of information focused on startups and very active community
  • Wall St Journal – community build around subscribers  and geared, as one might suspect to professionals and financial folks
  • Small Business Brief – heavy dose of search engine related content but very active small business focus
  • Inc magazine – another popular business related magazine with community of entrepreneurs
  • StartUp Biz – very fast growing network with lots of tools to promote yourself
  • PartnerUp – small business focus and big on helping people find answers and connections for the things they need
  • BizSugar – allows you to submit, share and vote for the best business information links on the Internet.. Great place to promote and discover your small business content
  • CoFoundr – Programmers and designers use the site to find co-founders, build teams, and get advice.
  • Business Week Exchange – Site from Business Week magazine is a great place to promote and find content on the web, tends to be a bit larger business focused
  • Naymz – one of the better sites for those focused on building personal brands – highly indexed in the search engines

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John Jantsch is a marketing and digital technology coach, award winning social media publisher and author of Duct Tape Marketing.

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Success is all in the marketing – Hattiesburg American


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Innovative IKEA Marketing Campaign on Facebook.com – webhostdir.com
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Digital Marketing Producer – Mediabistro.com


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Facebook Marketing 101 – Search Engine Watch
After you've mastered the basics of Facebook and set up Facebook fan pages for your business, it's time to promote your fan pages and identify ways to be found in real time search results. Is customer loyalty important to you? Have you ever wondered

Word of Mouth Marketing Association Fourth Annual Summit Goes 'Beyond – Yahoo Finance
CHICAGO, Nov. 16 /PRNewswire/ — The Federal Trade Commission's presentation at the Word of Mouth Marketing Association highlights three-days of essential social media and marketing content sponsored by the WOMMA at its Annual Summit, in Las Vegas

Cash handout stunt horrifies French minister – Stabroek News
PARIS, (Reuters) – French Budget Minister Eric Woerth said yesterday he was horrified by a publicity stunt that attracted huge crowds hoping for a cash handout and led to serious violence when it was cancelled for safety reasons. Marketing

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Hands on: Xbox 1080p streaming, social networking impress – Ars Technica


Geeky gadgets Hands on: Xbox 1080p streaming, social networking impress Ars Technica The upcoming Xbox Live fall update brings with it Twitter integration, Last.fm, Facebook, and instant streaming of video content at 1080p. ..

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Is time ripe for another shakeout in the Internet’s social networking market? – Business Daily Africa


Business Daily Africa Is time ripe for another shakeout in the Internet's social networking market? Business Daily Africa What's likely to emerge is a social networking market where there are multipurpose sites that have vast economies of scale, like Facebook and myspace.

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Marketing & Media news – Biz Community
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Yahoo Unveils “You” In $100 Million Ad Campaign To Promote Its – ebrandz.com
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Facebook To End Beacon Tracking Tool in Settlement – NewsFactor Network
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Samsung Takes Gold for ‘Best Marketing Campaign’ at 2009 Mobile – PR Inside


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Food Industry Seeks to Maintain Junk-Food Marketing in Schools – Common Dreams
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Report: Yahoo to roll out major ad push – MSN Money
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Public Communications Worldwide client Nextar to be featured on TV's – Consumer Electronics Net
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Facebook Partners With Nielsen, Ditches Beacon – PC Magazine
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US Farms, Inc. Announces Agreement With Rage Marketing, Inc. to – MSN Money
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Creating Your Social Media Strategy


Look beyond traffic and links and you will find the real value.

Social media, and by that I’m lumping together blogs, RSS, social networking and social book marking sites, presents the marketer with a rich set of new tools to help in the effort to generate new business.

But, if that’s the only way you view social media, as a set of tools to perform a set of tactics to reach the set of objectives you have always tried to reach with your marketing, then not only are you really missing the opportunity, you will probably find yourself wondering what all the fuss is about.

You can’t approach new media with old thinking. Taking full advantage of social media requires understanding and adopting a specific social media strategy.

First and foremost you must appreciate the differences between social media and, say, direct mail. With direct mail the outcome is likely, to create an action. With most social media, it’s to create a connection. Both of these have equally important places in the long-term health of a business, but how they happen is significantly different.

Try to do one with the other and the results may actually backfire – ie: Ads on Facebook? There are definitely instances in which a social media play can align with an organization’s industry focus and become natural facilitators of lead acquisition.

I think the best way to look at social media, though, is to view it as a way to open up access points. These points can then be leveraged to create content, connection, and community. Do that well, and they can also add to lead generation, nurturing and conversion. Think of your web site as the ultimate destination or bucket to catch what comes through your social media access points.

Blogging – If content is one of the golden measures, blogs are a given. This one has become so mainstream it’s hard to think of in the same light as say Facebook. Blogging enhances all forms of content creation, drives search traffic and enables the start of connection and community in the form of comments and conversation. Employing this tool effectively feels a bit like social media 101 – a required course of action before advancing.

In Action: A blog connected to or functioning as your website, a blog network for your customers, a blog network for your strategic partners, an idea blog for your industry.

Tools – Typepad, Wordpress, Wordpress MU, MovableType, Drupal, Square Space, Twitter

RSS – Perhaps best known as a subset of blogging, RSS is what drives the spreading, filtering and aggregating of ideas and content. RSS technology has the ability to make content more useful.

In Action: Simply researching through news, republishing news and search results, reformatting information – data and calendars, creating custom news feeds, mashing lots of feeds into one.

Tools – bloglines.com, Google Reader, GoogleNews, YahooNews, aideRSS, mySyndicaat, Feedburner

Social Bookmarking and News – Social news and book mark sites live to promote ideas and reward the creators of those ideas for creativity and consistency. The best social news plays consist of targeted campaigns focused at a specific site or audience.

Getting on page one of Digg or del.icio.us or creating this week’s viral hit on You Tube can send your site’s traffic through the roof, but there a couple things to consider.

These are communities that reward participation and hard work (that’s not to say people haven’t figured out ways to beat the system, but go in realize that methodical work is ahead.)

Choose a community with the proper focus. Digg is technology heavy, Small Business Brief is for small business

Tools: Digg, Reddit, StumbleUpon, del.icio.us, YouTube, Google Video, Mixx, Small Business Brief

Best Practices: Build deep once, Study and read, Find and pitch influencers, Make it easy for you and your readers, Build networks, Promote your chosen site.

Social Networking – The recent rise in popularity of sites like MySpace and Facebook clearly points to the desire for community. As marketers rush to these sites it becomes clear that virtual “no soliciting” signs are hung out.

Networks are networks and while the meeting place may be new, the rules (manners) are the same. If you goal is to establish yourself as an influencer of an existing network, you must be prepared to earn the right, mostly by giving, helping, guiding and building relationships without overt efforts to cash in.

The long term can be very fruitful, with patience you can make connections, improve your visibility and increase sales.

Tools: ecademy, Facebook, mySpace, LinkedIn, Plaxo, Jigsaw, Ryze

Best Practices: Participate actively, Pitch influencers, Make it easy for yourself and your network, Find connections

Building Your Own Social Network – The next wave in community building is the personalized, niche, hand-build community. There are some emerging tools that make this idea much more doable, but creating your own community is a serious investment in terms of time and resources. Done well it can be the ultimate in terms of building a brand.

Tools: Drupal, Ning, KickApps, OneSite

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John Jantsch is a veteran marketing coach, award winning blogger and author of Duct Tape Marketing: The World’s Most Practical Small Business Marketing Guide published by Thomas Nelson.

He is the creator of the Duct Tape Marketing small business marketing system. You can find more information by visiting www.ducttapemarketing.com

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Visa Business Network


Hi guys. I know Thursday is not my usual day for posting, but we recently received an interesting e-mail here at TatStore that I wanted to pass on to you guys. Before I get into this topic I’d like to express the two distinct reasons I’m sharing this post with you. One, I think this could be a great opportunity for our customers. Two, Visa’s marketing strategy is very interesting, and at least nominally, we received this because we blog.

As for the first point, the Visa Business Network is an application developed by Visa to cater to the needs of (small) business owners, specifically their networking needs. This program is unique in a couple of important ways. First of all, it is legitimately free and accessible. That’s kind of a big deal when information products and business networking services are fetching a pretty penny, many of which fetch it monthly. Also, they developed it to synthesize with facebook perfectly. I’m hesitant to call it a “facebook app,” even though they do, because it is not exclusively available on facebook to the best of my knowledge. It seems like the content is consistent no matter where you access it whether at visabusinessnetwork.com or apps.facebook.com/visabusiness. However, the app parts of it seems well executed.

Once within the program you will have access to several tools and resources that seem to include video training programs, forums, and networking tools. I would like to say that I only signed up yesterday and didn’t poke around a whole lot, but I felt like I looked around enough to know that at least it seems valuable. If you’re still not sure whether it’s worth checking out or not, Visa is willing to offer you a $100 credit toward facebook advertising. The one piece of advice that I have heard that I would like you to keep in mind is that you need to be very careful when managing your facebook advertising campaign. I have heard from several sources that you should be incredibly focused with your targeting, and also track it closely. Make sure that it’s making customers and making money for you, because people on facebook tend not to want to be advertised to.

Now the second larger point that I would like to make, is that this particular marketing effort pursued by visa is very innovative, and I think will be successful and become more common on our steady march into the future. Mark received an email from a real person containing the following opening paragraph.

“Tatstore Blog last week and I’m digging you guys. Kudos to you and your team for being a well-written and informative resource for your readers. I dig the hybrid of geeky tech reviews, tattoos and marketing. I’m hoping that you guys will find my information below useful and relevant to your readers. Hopefully, it will be another resource in making their business websites more search-engine optimized and a platform where they can show off their unique art work. Please don’t take this as spam. I’d truly love to get you and your staff’s feedback on our launch announcement.”

Now, for a very simple paragraph this tells me a lot of things. First of all, this may be spam, in the fact that I may not want the content (in this case I did), but it is definitely not spam in the sense that it was not written for me. This salesperson at least took a moment to quickly scan our blog and put together a pretty concise and pertinent compliment. But not only that, with her first comment she actually transferred to us something of social value, namely a digg. Not surprisingly, it seems that Digg was not particularly happy with her and banned her account, but the marketing principle is right on. And then, the most important element to any marketing campaign, is the quality of the offering, and she follows through with a wonderful form email which explains her program and her incentives. Keep in mind though, it could have been an even better offering, and we would have missed it if we didn’t have a blog for our business.

Like my grandpa says, “Let this be a lesson to ya’.”.

Read the press release from Visa here.

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MyBlackBerry — RIM’s Online Rant Board


MyBlackBerry Online Community

Tomorrow RIM will launch MyBlackBerry. It’s a community in which BlackBerry owners can build a unique profile around their specific device…perfect timing for early Tour adopters who may currently be unclear about their selection of apps. Users can share and rate their favorite apps, ask and answer questions regarding accessories and functionality as well as tips and tricks to make using your device much easier and more efficient.

As you can tell from the screen shot below, a list of “Top Apps” and “Top Tags” among other things will be part of the “Applications” tab…and likely static throughout.

MyBlackBerry Online Community
RIM’s efforts may be considered a waste of time and money by some considering the existence of other established social networks (Twitter, Facebook). But I think it’s a good idea considering BlackBerry App World is clunky and has been known to cause problems for some.

I tried registering today. Apparently I’m not on the “BlackBerry VIP” list…yet *strut*smug* (invitation code required). For more information, check out the short intro video.

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Haverhill schools eye way to make $1 million – Eagle-Tribune


Haverhill schools eye way to make $1 million – Eagle-Tribune
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Businesses using Twitter, Facebook to market goods – Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Melissa Santos of Bloomfield bags a customer order at the Dozen Bake Shop in Lawrenceville. The shop has been using Twitter to let customers know what's new. When Dozen Bake Shop in Lawrence updated its Facebook page to announce the daily specials

Banga new COO of MasterCard – Economic Times
MUMBAI: Ajay Banga, chief executive officer (CEO) of Citi Asia Pacific, has quit to join MasterCard as president and chief operating officer – the number two position in the card company. As Asia Pacific CEO, Mr Banga has brought in almost a third of

People & Achievements – The State
Gail Carter of First Community Bank, has been promoted to assistant vice president/market executive. Carter has worked in the bank’s Camden market for 14 years and will continue to serve in Camden as well as the bank’s surrounding markets. Ernest

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