4 days ago by Tim Berry

I just couldn’t resist sharing this. It’s called The Hierarchy of Digital Distractions, and it’s brilliant; and even better in full size, so you could click this link or on the picture to see the original. I got it from Ann Handley, @marketingprofs on twitter. It’s from a site called Information is ...

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7 days ago by Pablo Sánchez Kohn

We know plenty about Twitter’s crazy growth rates and mushrooming membership. We know about brands on Twitter, celebrities on Twitter, politicians on Twitter. We know Twitter apps, hashtags, trends, tools, tips and tricks. But we understand less about the motivations of users: Why do people use Twit ...

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8 days ago by Laurel Delaney, Chapter Chair

Are you trying to snag new clients for your business with the content you produce on your website, blog, Facebook or Twitter platforms? Then take a good long look at these magnificent ideas on how to W O W your readers, actively engage them and integrate the material across all online media channels ...

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8 days ago by Pam Dyer

Social media is the talk of the planet. But where do you go to learn the best tips and tactics? Look no further… In December, Social Media Examiner solicited nominations for their annual list of the top 10 social media blogs. They received over 150 suggestions, and narrowed the field down to 21 fina ...

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11 days ago by Michael Stelzner

Social media is the talk of the planet. But where do you go to learn the best tips and tactics? Look no further… Tons of nominations came in. Our panel of social media experts carefully reviewed the nominees and finalists. What follows are the winners of Social Media Examiner’s Top 10 Social Media B ...

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13 days ago by Michael Stelzner

In this video I interview Ann Handley, Chief Content Officer for the 358,000 member organization MarketingProfs. Ann talks about how she manages being the public face on Twitter for her organization. She also shares how her own Twitter strategy has evolved over the last 2 years. In this video Ann al ...

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15 days ago by Laurel Delaney, Chapter Chair

The BIG question: Why Twitter? And why Twitter for your business? Find out via an interview conducted by Mack Collier of The Viral Garden with Ann Handley, Chief Content Officer at MarketingProfs. Hint on an a-ha moment: When I (Ann Handley) saw that with Twitter came tremendous opportunity to repor ...

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22 days ago by J. Mike Smith

A chuckle was the first reaction when I saw Ann Handley’s (@marketingprofs) retweet of Ted Minnini’s post - For Sale: Business Culture – on the retailing of the Zappos culture.... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

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25 days ago by Michael Stelzner

Wow! We received over 150 nominations for our Top 10 Social Media Blogs for 2010 contest! There are some real gems among these 21 finalists. Our judges Scott Monty (Ford), Ann Handley (MarketingProfs) and David Meerman Scott (author New Rules of Marketing and PR) are finishing up their reviews of th ...

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34 days ago by markdykeman

The start of a new year is like the starting gun of a footrace: time to start running to make changes in our lives. The number one signifies a new start, a fresh beginning, and a chance to do things better. Thus, many of us swear to do better this year and set goals to: have more fun treat other peo ...

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