The 6/2/10 #SMchat is all about social media and corporate strategy. A recent infographic shows how social media is changing business and presents a lot of questions on how to incorporate social media into your strategic planning.
In marketing, as in life, it is best to diversify your interests. Testing multiple marketing channels to see what works for you is the best strategy.
Twitter chats let you connect with people who are interested in the same things to share insights and information. It doesn't hurt to get your name out there, either...
I was thrilled to be asked to moderate and provide strategy for Marketing topics on #SMChat. Please join us Wednesdays from 1-2:30P ET!
Here is my list of internet marketing "Olympians" who I would want on my dream team of gold-medal champions - who did I miss, who would you pick and why?
Being good at social media online doesn't guarantee that someone is likable in person. Keep your personal brand consistent online and off to collect and retain friends.
Here are some interesting marketing, public relations, and social media chats on Twitter. Check them out, let me know what you think, and share your favorites!
Marketing lessons learned from an almost satisfying customer service lesson with Southwest Airlines.
The number of followers shouldn't be used as a social media measure of success or key performance indicator (KPI). Social media followers are only worth the input they bring to the conversation.
What people are saying: