Archive for January, 2010

Americans Aren’t Sending a Message

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Influence, Spin | Jan 21, 2010 | Tags: americans, barack obama, bill clinton, corporate media, corporate power, corporatocracy, election, George Bush, massachusettes election, Media, politicians, Politics, sarah palin, scott brown, supreme court, ted kennedy | View Comments

Ted Kennedy’s Massachusetts senate seat is filled by conservative Republican Scott Brown so “Americans are sending a message.” In a word, No. Obama was elected after President Bush & Congress bankrupted the country with an unnecessary war, corporate welfare (which Clinton did too, by the way), and laws favoring the 1% of wealthiest Americans so ...Read more.

The Power of Social Media is Unveiled in SocialNomics ROI Video

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Influence | Jan 14, 2010 | Tags: erik qualman, influencer marketing, social media revolution, socialnomics roi | View Comments

If you liked the SocialNomics video, then you’ll love this. Where the SocialNomics video laid out how the social media revolution has been like a snowball rolling down a hill, this video shares specific cases of how entrepreneurs, and businesses like Ford, Volkswagen and Burger King, have drastically grown their businesses through influencer marketing. If ...Read more.

Public is the New Private

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Social Media | Jan 11, 2010 | Tags: facebook, google profile, identity theft, influencer, influencer marketing, mark zuckerberg, online privacy, personal branding | View Comments

If you are still worried about your information being on the web, get over it. Google your phone number and you’ll see your name and address with a link to Google Maps. That information has been online for at least a couple of years. Has it hurt you? I doubt it. You’d be better served ...Read more.