Posts Tagged ‘twitter’

Content With Benefits: The Top 10 Strategic Content Marketing Tips You Need to Know (Part 2)

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Marketing, Social Media | Apr 16, 2012 | Tags: content marketing, content strategy, facebook, flikr, FoodSpotting, foursquare, google, instagram, social marketing, twitter, youtube, zig ziglar | No Comments

Last week we explored the first five of the Top 10 content marketing tips you need to know. Today we’ll dive a little deeper, while acknowledging that this is a vast topic. To keep up on content marketing trends I suggest you follow the Content Marketing Institute blog. Here are the final five of the ...Read more.

Give Your Valentine the Golden Voice of Love

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Social Media | Feb 14, 2012 | Tags: #voiceoflove, feed america, golden voice, kraft, old spice, ted williams, twitter, valentines, valentines day, voice of love | No Comments

It’s Valentine’s day. You forgot to prepare. You’ll be rushing out to grab one of the last boxes of chocolates and bouquets of flowers left in the grocery store. Why put yourself through so much stress? There’s a better solution to this years Valentines procrastination, send your love a sweet tweet that could be read ...Read more.

Job Creation and Innovation in Jeopardy From SOPA and PIPA Congressional Bills

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Influence, Internet, Money, Politics | Jan 14, 2012 | Tags: American Express, Aol, Congress, Congressional Bills, Discover, Ebay, Etsy, facebook, foursquare, google, internet, linkedin, Motion Picture Association Of America, Movie Studios, Mozilla, Mpaa, Music Industry, Opendns, Paypal, Pipa, Recording Industry Association Of America, Riaa, Senate, Sopa, Television Studios, twitter, Visa, Wikimedia Foundation, Yahoo, Zynga | No Comments

Two bills being voted on next week in the House of Representatives contain language that could censor the Internet in ways you would never imagine. The Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) in the House of Representatives and the Protect IP Act (PIPA) in the Senate are well meaning, but if passed, will be destructive to internet freedoms we’ve all ...Read more.

Google Plus Fuss Proves They Finally Got Social Networking Right

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Social Media | Jul 13, 2011 | Tags: facebook, google, google plus, social networks, twitter | 2 Comments

News and speculation about Google+ is flowing faster than the Boulder creek during this monsoon season. We’re not even 3 full weeks into the release, you still have to receive an invite to get in, and Google+ users are already expected to hit 10 million by tonight and 20 million by the weekend. Some people are wondering about privacy. Spammers ...Read more.

Social Media Strategy is a Myth, Like Mermaids

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Marketing, Social Media | May 19, 2011 | Tags: business strategy, communication, facebook, marketing advice, mermaid, persuasion, persuasive communication, persuasive language, Social Media, social media marketing, social media strategy, strategy, twitter | 2 Comments

I’m probably not the guy you’re expecting to say that social media strategy is a myth. But alas, I’m THAT guy. There’s a huge misconception about the term ‘social media strategy.’ Social media is a tool. Saying you have a ‘social media strategy’ is like saying you have a ‘shovel strategy’ or a ‘hammer strategy.’ ...Read more.

Why Your Business Should Care That Email is 38% Bigger Than Twitter

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Marketing | Jan 10, 2011 | Tags: add this, email, email campaigns, email marketing, facebook, online marketing, open rates, Social Media, social media marketing, stumble upon, twitter | No Comments

Add This, the social sharing widget, recently released the trends in social sharing they documented for 2010. It’s not surprising that Google had more growth than Facebook, but did you expect Stumble Upon to have more growth than Facebook? The statistic worth noting is that Email is 38% bigger than Twitter. This doesn’t make Twitter ...Read more.

How Social Media Influences Customer Service

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Social Media | Nov 13, 2010 | Tags: @vonage_voice, at&t, business, Corporations, customer feedback, customer service, phone service, telecom companies, twitter, voip, vonage | 6 Comments

Before you read the full story, I want to start with the fact that Vonage gave me great customer service, but getting there was an unnecessary adventure. Back in August of 2009 I signed up for a Vonage phone line when AT&T dumped their VOIP service in Colorado. I was happy with AT&T Callvantage for ...Read more.