Archive for June, 2010

Testing Your ROI Metric On Each Social Network

June 30th, 2010 by Gabriel Goldenberg

While measuring relationships should be the paradigm for social media analytics tools, relationship building is just an intermediate step for any marketing campaign. Ultimately, marketing needs to drive financial metrics found on balance sheets or income statements.

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How To Rank Higher With Local Search

June 23rd, 2010 by Matthew Elshaw

One of the best ways to start building your organic rankings is to target local search terms which are relevant for your business. Local search terms are usually made up of a generic keyword with the addition of a local modifier, for example

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Updating Your Brand’s Style To Add A Social Persona

June 15th, 2010 by Brian Solis

Anyone who has ever worked in corporate marketing, advertising, and branding is more than familiar with a brand style guide. It’s how we ensured that the brand was represented as intended through marketing aesthetics and messaging – including detailed usage instructions on font, style, color, language, placement, positioning, etc.

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Building Your Company Using Social Media Opportunities

June 9th, 2010 by Jay Baer

Sure, the speed and always-on nature of the real-time Web makes it a daunting and challenging environment. A single tweet, YouTube video, or blog post can be the spark that sets off a firestorm of controversy.

But while companies are rightly trying to get their heads around the concept that every customer is now a secret shopper and a potential reporter, not enough attention is being paid to the positive ramifications of real-time business.

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Is The Economy Warming To Small Businesses?

June 2nd, 2010 by Denise OBerry

Recently, Capital One Small Business revealed the results of its Q1 Small Business Barometer, a quarterly survey of small businesses across the nation gauging their current financial condition and business projections for the next six months. The news is good for small business.

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