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A friend asked me about my response to this blog post – I Love You But I Don’t Care About Your Status Updates. In it, Mark Sayers talks about the influx of “junk information” about the lives of other people that has been inflicted upon us by sites like twitter and facebook. Have a read …
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Mashable: How to Plan and Promote Events With Social Media – this particular article refers to large events. I tend to think that the approach for creating smaller, more meaningful events is quite different, but this is certainly a legitimate way to think through the idea of getting people together, and having them share their …
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[ jye ] Know your place – a visualisation of 16 Australian marketing blogs, based on how serious they are, and how much controversy they try to generate. A good introduction.
Everything you need to know about social media monitoring – a good summary of some tools that are available for monitoring what is being said about your company or keyword online. My favourite from the list was daymix.
I often ask myself this question, and here’s an exploration of the answer: How Many Australian Twitter Users Are There?
Sure everyone is talking about twitter at the moment. But is it just a big waste of valuable staff time, or can it help your business? Here are 5 ways that twitter can help, whether you’re a small or a large company. Monitoring mentions of your business on Twitter using twitter search – find out …
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Integrating Twitter into your event can allow others to participate externally, and create a wider conversation around what you’re doing.
Perhaps you’ve seen the illustration of 1-trillion dollars, created in Google Sketchup. An analysis of the making of the illustration helps explain why it’s been so popular.
I find myself working now in “social media”, and as such, I’m reading a range of blogs that I haven’t been reading before. Here are a few quick links on the topic that I’ve been wanting to refer back to. In case you’re wondering, “social media” covers using internet tools like facebook, twitter, youtube, myspace, …