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David Spinks
THIS WEEK'S TOPIC:
The Ultimate Showdown: Grad School vs Professional Experience.
Please bring your minds, but leave any weapons or blunt objects at home.
121 weeks ago from u30pro
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If you are looking to succeed via the traditional route in your career then grad school is a must. Many Director level and higher positions ...MoreIf you are looking to succeed via the traditional route in your career then grad school is a must. Many Director level and higher positions require a gradate degree to even be considered. Furthermore, Grad school gives people who aren't social butterflies a means to make great connections with other professionals.
On the other hand, with Web 2.0 becoming the standard instead of the "new thing", it is certainly possible to forge your own career path and forgo the grad degree.
121 weeks ago
On the other hand, with Web 2.0 becoming the standard instead of the "new thing", it is certainly possible to forge your own career path and forgo the grad degree.
121 weeks ago
Jeannie Chan:
Actually, Seth just repeated a fairly commonly held POV. It's generally agreed that unless you go to a top school (some defines that as top 4, ...MoreActually, Seth just repeated a fairly commonly held POV. It's generally agreed that unless you go to a top school (some defines that as top 4, some top 5, some top 10, some top 30. I don't think anyone defines it outside top 30), it's a waste of money. Waste of money in term not only tuition, but also opportunity cost in term of lost income. But, if you get financial assistance, that also helps the equation. (Some field requires an MBA to advance...)
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Melissa Breau
As someone just starting a small business (I'm a writer who is starting to do freelancing more seriously), what do you all see as the first 3 steps to establishing your company's existence? At what point does it become "a company" ? ie. website? business phone? when you have a customer?
Lindsey Donner:
Hi Melissa, just followed you. Please feel free to send me a DM. Take care!
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Stephen Found:
Melissa-- Thank you for your response. I need to deliver proposals to Government and commercial Information Technology (IT) prospects o no a ...MoreMelissa-- Thank you for your response. I need to deliver proposals to Government and commercial Information Technology (IT) prospects o no a regular basis. I will review your samples and let you (and anyone else out there who has experience responding to government sources sought, RFIs, RFQs and RFPs) know when the next opportunity arises. Have a great day!
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Rachel Vincent
As someone who is starting a business on a shoestring budget, I would argue that starting costs are an enormous cost For example, just filing a US trademark application could have paid a couple months of my rent. Living off of saving to start a company, those few months lack of rent is a big deal. I admire Mary's effort to help out small businesses, and I wish it was more common. Some kind of incentive for attorneys or accountants to offer small business startup packages would be great!
kathleen fasanella:
Rachel, you make my point perfectly -trademarks are not required to start a business. That's something the business owner *wants*. It's cart ...MoreRachel, you make my point perfectly -trademarks are not required to start a business. That's something the business owner *wants*. It's cart before the horse. Why get one before your operation is viable? I have no doubt that at least half the trademarks issued over the past 5 years are abandoned. Trademarks are common law, they're validated by *using* them. If your business grows legs, then get a trademark if you must. I've been in business 15 years and still don't have one. TM is over used.
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Rachel Vincent:
I hear you Kathleen, but I also think this can be dangerous. The last company I worked for decided to forgo trademarks at the beginning because ...MoreI hear you Kathleen, but I also think this can be dangerous. The last company I worked for decided to forgo trademarks at the beginning because they are so expensive. Years later, they spent millions in litigation to get that trademark when they went national (turned out there was another co with with name in another state). This is the risk each business owner has to decide on. If you're aiming to be a big national brand, it could be a larger risk. It can be a tough call.
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Ryan Healy
Love this post by Mark Cuban http://bit.ly/beKsEb. The simplest way to create more jobs is to allow entrepreneurs to spend less on lawyers and accountants.
Ill take it a step further and say the government should provide incentives for entrepreneurs that go beyond this. What if anyone who creates a successful business receives a break on student loans or even full forgiveness? Of course you define what "success" is, but imagine the innovation that could take place with a small incentive!
Luke Berg:
@stan I completely agree that if you are making enough money to pay taxes you should be happy. My trepidation comes from not understanding all the ...More@stan I completely agree that if you are making enough money to pay taxes you should be happy. My trepidation comes from not understanding all the nuances to the tax code and being afraid to screw it up. Thus, the requirement of needing professional services.
@Thomas - Skepticism is healthy. I really would love to hear from someone who founded a startup and know what sort of pressure professional services cost them.
Cough cough, Ryans ( Healy and Paugh ) and Penelope. I'd love to hear your takes
120 weeks ago
@Thomas - Skepticism is healthy. I really would love to hear from someone who founded a startup and know what sort of pressure professional services cost them.
Cough cough, Ryans ( Healy and Paugh ) and Penelope. I'd love to hear your takes
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stanweddle:
Luke: I usually do my own tax returns out of necessity. I was advised by an accountant and an attorney to be aggressive with regard to deductions ...MoreLuke: I usually do my own tax returns out of necessity. I was advised by an accountant and an attorney to be aggressive with regard to deductions and interpretations. I'm told that if you have a good reason for them and IRS objects, you only owe the additional tax and interest on the additional tax. I'm seldom challenged on using this practice. Sometimes an accountant will be more conservative than necessary, especially when they are dealing with new regulations.
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Ryan Paugh
What do you guys think of this Facebook community-building strategy by Rich Millington: http://bit.ly/bt3beo
Would any of you ever do this, or is it too shady? My gut tells me that this kind of strategy wouldn't necessarily yield the types of community members that you're looking for.
Sadya Siddiqui recommended this
Ryan Paugh:
I like that idea a lot! And it could actually fit in nicely with an upcoming release.
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Bear Heiser:
Rachel- GREAT IDEA! The question you posed is something that hits the "emotional home" of the user. I cannot even begin to list the amount of ...MoreRachel- GREAT IDEA! The question you posed is something that hits the "emotional home" of the user. I cannot even begin to list the amount of times I have thought that about my resume. By engaging the user right off the bat you are creating a road of creative and connective thought for them to pursue. Using this approach will reduce the likelihood of being ignored and introduce a genuine relationship to the consumer.
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Ryan Paugh
Did anybody watch either of the sneak peeks on LOST's official site? I watched them both yesterday ... I couldn't help myself.
120 weeks ago from LOST Fans
Rachel Vincent
Hey Penelope. You had written a comment on www.mizzinformation.com this morning in regards to work/life balance of community managers. You had mentioned that " For each baby boomer who retires, it takes two Gen-Xers to replace them, because baby boomers are workaholics. And, I just heard on Canadian public TV last night that people are finding that Gen Y does not work longer hours than Gen X." I'd love to read/watch about that. Do you remember the station so maybe I could look it up? Thx!
Penelope Trunk:
I don't see a link to the show online. But that data is often repeated. The person who presented the data on the TV show was Linda Duxbury, and ...MoreI don't see a link to the show online. But that data is often repeated. The person who presented the data on the TV show was Linda Duxbury, and economist at Carleton University. Also, Sylvia Hewlett has it in her first book (I forget the title) and she republished the data in the Harvard Business Review. And Tammy Erikson has this data in her most recent book. You can find all the links to this stuff on my blog. Search the person's name and Generation X and I think you'll find it.
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Ryan Paugh
So I always tell people how I wish I was on LOST's marketing/PR team because I think I could do some really cool promos.
My girlfriend pointed me to this blog post today about how Kayak.com is selling fake tickets to Oceanic 815. When you click on the link, it goes to the LOST wiki.
Why didn't LOST's marketing team think of this and link back to their official site??? Wouldn't that make for an awesome campaign?
I feel like I missed my calling...
121 weeks ago from LOST Fans
Ryan Paugh:
Oh man Steve! I couldn't resist the temptation ... Can't wait until Tuesday now!
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Ryan Paugh:
LOST Easter eggs, huh? Sounds like a pretty solid idea. Hold the Jack and/or Sawyer in my batch :)
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Mike Dammann
Anybody here up for an #followfriday chain of Brazen members?>
Just add your name below (again) and add it to what's already there.
So here I go:
@Wendistry @AndreaVLewis @firetown @brazencareerist #followfriday
Simply cut and past it into your twitter account.
Then add your name to it and post.
If you reach the 140 character limit, just start a new one and tweet them all.
Twitter is toast. Let's do it!
Rachel Vincent:
Hey Mike, so the topic over in Social Media. Just tweeted the list above.
Mine is @rachevincent.
Looking forward to posting some awesome ...MoreHey Mike, so the topic over in Social Media. Just tweeted the list above.
Mine is @rachevincent.
Looking forward to posting some awesome brazen #followfriday peeps!
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Mine is @rachevincent.
Looking forward to posting some awesome ...MoreHey Mike, so the topic over in Social Media. Just tweeted the list above.
Mine is @rachevincent.
Looking forward to posting some awesome brazen #followfriday peeps!
121 weeks ago
Mike
Since it's Friday and #followfriday won't stop being a craze, if you guys are interested in taking advantage of it, just list your account and #followfriday @username everyone.
Interested?
GO
Rachel Vincent:
Cool idea Mike. I was just thinking early today that you are an awesome community builder. Thanks.
@rachevincent
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Ryan Paugh
Ok, I definitely want to ask everyone how they maintain a healthy work-life balance, blend or whatever you want to call it, as a Community Manager. It's something Maggie and I started talking about yesterday. Can you guys share any stories, tips, etc?
David Spinks:
I have no problem shutting down. One thing I make sure of though, is that as I get emails to my phone, I check them right away. If it's a ...MoreI have no problem shutting down. One thing I make sure of though, is that as I get emails to my phone, I check them right away. If it's a pressing issue, I have no problem hopping back online and responding to it. Most issues aren't that pressing though, and a response now would be just as good as a response in the morning, so I wait until the morning.
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Rebecca Thorman:
Rachel - I think as you grow, you should consider delegating just one person for the job if you can't. For instance, I know I use this example a ...MoreRachel - I think as you grow, you should consider delegating just one person for the job if you can't. For instance, I know I use this example a lot, but iTunes has 1 person managing and posting on their Facebook fan page (and they get 10,000 new fans a day!). Other people contribute content ideas, etc. to a shared spreadsheet, but just one person takes control. It could get quite ugly if you try to spread the duties across people, unless you do it by niche.
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David Spinks
True... but I'd imagine that's a problem that a lot of brands would love to have. A community should be focused around connecting people and providing value to it's members. If you're able to accomplish that, more people will want to become part of the community...it's inevitable.
And that's where subgroups help. Their voice might go unheard to the entire community, but within their corner of the community, they can still be heard.
Rachel Vincent:
I agree that subgroups goes a long way to fixing the problems that come with big communities, but what do you do as a community manager. As one ...MoreI agree that subgroups goes a long way to fixing the problems that come with big communities, but what do you do as a community manager. As one community gets more and more subgroups, do you community managers over each subgroup and then one community manager for everything. It seems like for consistency you would want one person that is an overall community manager. But as the overall community becomes larger, how do you, as that community manager, still keep good personal relationships?
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Ryan Paugh:
Maggie, do you every worry that people are losing interest? With 17K+ followers I'd be pulling my hair out if I only got a few "likes" and ...MoreMaggie, do you every worry that people are losing interest? With 17K+ followers I'd be pulling my hair out if I only got a few "likes" and comments from my Fans. What kind of content are you posting? Is there anything in particular that gets a good response?
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Rebecca Thorman
Hey David, I'm taking your Facebook Fan discussion back here since it's a bit easier than the forum. For Alice, our Facebook fan page is hugely effective not just for existing customers, but new ones as well who will read the testimonials on the fan page, fan us, and write that they're excited to try us. Facebook is definitely our most active community - http://facebook.com/alicecom
Ryan Paugh:
Fan Pages that focus too much on products don't do well. The iTunes page is a good example. I also like the Pringles fan page. Low-budget, funny ...MoreFan Pages that focus too much on products don't do well. The iTunes page is a good example. I also like the Pringles fan page. Low-budget, funny videos seem to really keep Pringles fans engaged.
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Rachel Vincent:
The interesting thing about the pringles page is the post so sporadically. I had always assumed that there needed to be consistent content, but ...MoreThe interesting thing about the pringles page is the post so sporadically. I had always assumed that there needed to be consistent content, but pringles really shows that if the content is good, that consistency isn't necessarily required.
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Alejandra
Have you read Clay Shirky's "A Rant About Women"? http://www.shirky.com/weblog/2010/01/a-rant-about-women/
I feel like women could be all the things he says we should be (more like men) but in my experience, it just makes doing your job effectively, and well, much harder. Thoughts?
Rachel Vincent:
So, interestingly, I used to work for a company where it was exactly this typically male characteristic (to be arrogant or willing to lie and say ...MoreSo, interestingly, I used to work for a company where it was exactly this typically male characteristic (to be arrogant or willing to lie and say their capabilities are more than they are), that led to many men not being offered the job. So while in some cases this may help guys, in others in is actually a detriment.
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Penelope Trunk:
Here's the problem with that post. The post is about what women can do better at work, right? But right now men are getting laid off at twice the ...MoreHere's the problem with that post. The post is about what women can do better at work, right? But right now men are getting laid off at twice the rate of women, women in their 20s are outearning men, and women in their 30s are dropping out of the workforce or downshifting to be with their kids. So I don't think women have a problem that Clay needs to help us with. We're doing what we want, getting paid fairly, and we're doing fine.
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Linda White
Hey all - I'm launching a website, looking to build a community - it's mostly for book freaks like me, but professionals too. Site is BookManiaonline and there's a Quiz for people to take (How 2 Tell if U R a BookManiac). I want to award a pin to high score each wk/mo and say they r part of a group. What to call group? BookManiac Nation, Team, Squad, Mob, Gang, Crew, League? Any suggestions appreciated...
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I'm a book freak... do you have a URL? I'd love to check it out! (And I admit, I just woke up, so my apologies if you've already linked to the ...MoreI'm a book freak... do you have a URL? I'd love to check it out! (And I admit, I just woke up, so my apologies if you've already linked to the site in a million obvious places and I totally missed it :)
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Brianne E. Villano:
Hey Linda, I tried to send you a regular private message but since you're not "my fan," I can't do it. So a comment will have to do!
Within the ...MoreHey Linda, I tried to send you a regular private message but since you're not "my fan," I can't do it. So a comment will have to do!
Within the last year, I've started using my scientific editing skills for friends who write fiction. One friend in particular also wants me to do publicity and marketing for her and I am trying but I find myself not having a cohesive plan of action and I have very few media contacts with which to align myself.
She self-published which also makes getting trade reviews difficult. Kirkus is the only one so far who would do it and they charge. So to get on B&N's shelves, we need at least one trade review.
I looked at your site and you have so much great experience. I wanted to see if you taught anything online but it doesn't look that way. If you would be interested in a mentorship of some kind (if you have any time to do something like that) or if you could recommend resources of information besides that one PR blog I saw on your site, I would greatly appreciate it. Just let me know.
I think you can send me a private message because I'm "your fan." So thanks in advance for any info you can give me!
Brianne
107 weeks ago
Within the ...MoreHey Linda, I tried to send you a regular private message but since you're not "my fan," I can't do it. So a comment will have to do!
Within the last year, I've started using my scientific editing skills for friends who write fiction. One friend in particular also wants me to do publicity and marketing for her and I am trying but I find myself not having a cohesive plan of action and I have very few media contacts with which to align myself.
She self-published which also makes getting trade reviews difficult. Kirkus is the only one so far who would do it and they charge. So to get on B&N's shelves, we need at least one trade review.
I looked at your site and you have so much great experience. I wanted to see if you taught anything online but it doesn't look that way. If you would be interested in a mentorship of some kind (if you have any time to do something like that) or if you could recommend resources of information besides that one PR blog I saw on your site, I would greatly appreciate it. Just let me know.
I think you can send me a private message because I'm "your fan." So thanks in advance for any info you can give me!
Brianne
107 weeks ago
Rachel Vincent
Hey all. Don't know if any of you are interested or know someone who is interested, but, for the third year in a row, Sony Online Entertainment is offering one female student a scholarship this year to look into the gaming industry as a career. The goal is to encourage more women to get involved in game production and design. It's pretty awesome: a $10,000 scholarship and a 10-week internship with Sony Online Entertainment studios.
Rachel Vincent:
Oh sorry. I forgot the link. You can be going to school pretty much anywhere, but you have to be a legal resident of the US and in an ...MoreOh sorry. I forgot the link. You can be going to school pretty much anywhere, but you have to be a legal resident of the US and in an undergraduate program related to video games (like design, animation, programming or visual effects, as examples). The internship is done at one of the Sony studios, which are in San Fran, Austin, Seattle, and Denver.
http://www.station.sony.com/girl/
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http://www.station.sony.com/girl/
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Anita Cohen-Williams
Pier, an excellent place to get news and blogs about startups is http://startups.alltop.com/ .
Adriana
Hello Everyone!
I've been in marketing and sales for over 5 years now and I'm looking to move into the Public Relations field in Los Angeles. Any suggestions in regards to good PR Firms in L.A?
Rachel Vincent:
Cohn & Wolfe Public Relations (MoreCohn & Wolfe Public Relations (http://www.cohnwolfe.ca/) is a really good group. One of my best friends works for them. I like them because they really try to think outside of the box, but they work with huge clients.
I also love love Curb (http://www.curbmedia.com/). I know they are opening up US locations quickly as they expand, but I don't know if they are in LA.
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I also love love Curb (http://www.curbmedia.com/). I know they are opening up US locations quickly as they expand, but I don't know if they are in LA.
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Stephen Debruyn:
Adriana: O'Dwyer's has a directory of PR firms that might be helpful to you. It has a breakdown by geography - see MoreAdriana: O'Dwyer's has a directory of PR firms that might be helpful to you. It has a breakdown by geography - see http://bit.ly/757IzO Any specific industry sector you are interested in? You can check the directory's specialty index...
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Laura McCallum
You're welcome, Rachel. You can learn more about our effective marketing system here:
http://www.McCallumEenterprises.com
We offer online and offline marketing coaching tailored to your needs as our unique value proposition. Glad you found this helpful.
Laura McCallum:
Whoops, it helps if I spell it right!
MoreWhoops, it helps if I spell it right!
http://www.mccallumenterprises.com/
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MoreWhoops, it helps if I spell it right!
http://www.mccallumenterprises.com/
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Rachel Vincent
Sam, you are awesome for doing this. I have a quick question. My company, Kikini, incorporated in Delaware, but filed for our offices in California (filed all the paperwork there as a foreign corp). But now we have just moved our offices to Seatte, WA. Where can I go to change our address as far as the appropriate gov't entities are concerned? Thanks!
Sam Wayne:
Thank you Rachel!
You want to notify the authorities in all three states. In each of those states you want to go to the Secretary of State ...MoreThank you Rachel!
You want to notify the authorities in all three states. In each of those states you want to go to the Secretary of State website where you should be able to: 1) DE: file an address change, 2) WA: register as a foreign corp. and (unless you're going to continue to do business in CA) 3) CA: dissolve your foreign corporation in CA (or just let it lapse).
Other states have different contacts. Here in WI, it's the Dept. of Financial Institutions.
Hope that helped!
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You want to notify the authorities in all three states. In each of those states you want to go to the Secretary of State ...MoreThank you Rachel!
You want to notify the authorities in all three states. In each of those states you want to go to the Secretary of State website where you should be able to: 1) DE: file an address change, 2) WA: register as a foreign corp. and (unless you're going to continue to do business in CA) 3) CA: dissolve your foreign corporation in CA (or just let it lapse).
Other states have different contacts. Here in WI, it's the Dept. of Financial Institutions.
Hope that helped!
122 weeks ago
Laura McCallum
Mustafa;
Nice to meet you. You have a great start there.
If you would like free organic traffic from the search engines, article marketing sites, forum postings, etc, I would consider making a website at that domain and adding the rest in to that. Do this by writing several profitable keyword-focused webpages that people & search engines both like. To see an example of this, look at my profile and website. I am getting over 2,000 unique targeted free visitors a month on my site and counting.
Kelsey Balcaitis
I found this article interesting- financial institutions searching social media networks to check on potential borrowers and their risks. Do you think this is a good or bad use of social media? Is privacy on the web over? http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/esandberg/detail??blogid=132&entry_i...
Rebecca Thorman:
Wow, this is slightly insane. I mean, I get it - when I was hiring people, I always looked at their profiles, so it stands to reason that other ...MoreWow, this is slightly insane. I mean, I get it - when I was hiring people, I always looked at their profiles, so it stands to reason that other industries will do that too - but as I see that happening, it's easier to see the negative implications. Eventually, it will have less to do with privacy and more to do w/ we'll hide our true selves, and that is certainly bad. I too, would be interested in your thoughts Kelsey.
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Kelsey Balcaitis:
I agree, privacy on the web has become much harder to protect than in the past. It's up to the person to protect it, rather than the network. I ...MoreI agree, privacy on the web has become much harder to protect than in the past. It's up to the person to protect it, rather than the network. I agree with Rachel that credit companies are going to have a hard time determining and proving what is relevant from your social networks. However I don't necessarily see people hiding their true selves. For better or worse, I see more govt. intervention putting restrictions on what companies can and cannot use or do with regards to social networks.
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Rachel Vincent
One thing I would love to see is when I look at the list of my networks, I'd love to see some kind of recent activity summary for each, like "5 new members, 3 new comments" or something like that. And I'd also love an ability to sign up to watch replies to a comment without having to reply myself and muddy the water just to track replies. You guys are awesome. Thanks. :)
Ryan Healy:
Thanks for the great feedback, Rachel! I really like both of these ideas, we will look into them.
Ryan
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R. Stavros Bezas
Really getting frustrated with twitter lately. I've been a member for several years now and out of nowhere about 95% my tweets are being excluded from the search. This results in any #brazen tweets to be completely missing and don't get to participate in #u30pro chats and the like. Twitter says it's a known problem but it doesn't seem to affect anyone else!
Just venting... created an alternate username to see if I can filter through that tonight. See if that works!
Rachel Vincent:
I don't know much about the algorithms that twitter uses for it's search. However, I have been doing a bunch of research into real-time search ...MoreI don't know much about the algorithms that twitter uses for it's search. However, I have been doing a bunch of research into real-time search results with Google and Bing. It appears that both engine put some amount of negative weight on hashtags (which makes sense since it is often repetitive info as well as info only interesting to small groups). There also appears to positive weight to length of time on twitter account and a low following:follower ratio. So autofollow could hurt you.
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R. Stavros Bezas:
I'm not doing anything with auto-follow. I like to add friends/RT/etc on Twitter organically. If I like something, then I will RT it, if it's ...MoreI'm not doing anything with auto-follow. I like to add friends/RT/etc on Twitter organically. If I like something, then I will RT it, if it's relevant I will add a # tag, I'll follow someone only if their tweets interest. Their algorithms shouldn't be finding anything programmatical in how I operate. Suppose it's just a bug and will have to wait it out. Thanks for the info!
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Nataliya Deleva
Hi all, I need to pick up your brains here. I am looking for best practices for planning and pitching for social media accounts. How do you, guys, contact potential clients and win business? Can you share your winning practices in wining business and convincing clients social media does work and it's something their business would benefit from? Thanks!
Anita Cohen-Williams:
While I agree with you about organizing webinars and workshops, the key is convincing clients that social media is not just a time suck. One of ...MoreWhile I agree with you about organizing webinars and workshops, the key is convincing clients that social media is not just a time suck. One of the ways I do this is to use actual case studies. Zappos is one of the bigger ones, but many other large and small companies have been documented as getting a positive ROI from SM.
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Nataliya Deleva:
Thank you, Anita! I totally agree with you that case studies are crucial when convincing client to move their marketing and advertising spend to ...MoreThank you, Anita! I totally agree with you that case studies are crucial when convincing client to move their marketing and advertising spend to social media. It's indeed very important to show potential clients what's work and what the ROI would be. Thanks you!
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