Posts Tagged ‘video’

[Video] When Shmoos (CMOs) Hire Interns to Run Their Corporate Social Media Profiles…

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Business, Marketing, Social Media | Aug 23, 2011 | Tags: CEO, college intern, community management, community manager, funny, humor, intern, marketing director, ROI, social media intern, social media roi, socialnomics, video | No Comments

This was too good not to share – So, we’re sharing… This animated vid is re-purposed from a post on Social Media Timesby Megan O’Neill: “Animated Video Points Out The Ridiculousness Of Hiring A Social Media Intern” We couldn’t agree more with Megan. Don’t send a rookie in to do the work of a pro and expect to ...Read more.

Capture and Share Video Moments: A Review of BlipSnips

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Social Media | Feb 21, 2011 | Tags: blipsnips, facebook friends, facebook video, social video, video, video sharing | No Comments

Have you ever received a video link from a friend that was for a long video? Wouldn’t it have been cool if they could have tagged the people in the video? And it would have been even better if they tagged the moment 3 minutes and 42 seconds into the video where your friend Alicia ...Read more.

IKEA Knows Viral Video & Cat Herding

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Influence, Marketing | Sep 10, 2010 | Tags: cats, herding cats, ikea, ikea herding cats, video, viral video, youtube | 1 Comment

Viral videos are hard to manufacture. I wrote a post on this just a week or so ago. But, IKEA just did it. They were smart enough to find a way to blend their products with the holy grail of online video – cats. (Cats are the #1 most watched subject of YouTube videos, with ...Read more.

Three Ways for Your Brand to Benefit From Geolocation Services

Posted by Brett Greene | Filed under Marketing, Social Media | Jun 23, 2010 | Tags: 8coupons, contest, coupons, foursquare, foursquare mayor, geolocation, goby, gowalla, lbs, location based services, push.io, twitter places, video | 1 Comment

Twitter just went one step beyond the geolocation feature it debuted last year. The new Twitter Places feature integrates with Foursquare and Gowalla to allow people to tweet the name of their location anywhere in the world. As this service launches across 65 countries this week, it will be another brick on the geolocation path ...Read more.