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The fashion industry is one of the biggest social media marketing opportunities. I want to share this article by Mashable.com regarding the fashion industry’s growth via social media marketing!
Fashion editors and department store buyers have long had the biggest say in what parts of designer collections make it to market. This pattern is changing, however, thanks to a more social web culture and better tools to facilitate online voting, purchasing and even customization.
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June 20, 2011 | Categories: Blogged | Tags: advertising, department store, designer collections, editors, Facebook, fashion industry, fashion production, Jennings Social Media Marketing, marketing opportunities, online media buying, online shopping, ROI, shopping, social media fashion, social web, web culture | Leave A Comment »
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Thank you to Social Marketing Hub for featuring Jennings Social Media Marketing in a recent post. The article includes a video and explains how Jennings utilizes strategy to create innovative marketing plans. The post can be seen here.
November 29, 2010 | Categories: Blogged, Social Media Marketing | Tags: search engine optimization, search engine optimization company, search engine optimization marketing, search engine placement, search engine ranking, search marketing, SEO, seo marketing, seo optimization, seo search engine optimization, seo service, seo services, social good, social marketing, social marketing hub, Social Media, social media and marketing, Social Media Marketing, social media marketing company, social media marketing firm, social media marketing services, social media shopping, social media use, Social networking, social networking site, social networking sites, social web, video | Leave A Comment »
Posted By: Carlee Vellinga
Groupon is a prime example of the growing popularity of coupon and check-in businesses. Groupon launched a holiday store today. The store, Grouponicus, will offer new deals daily with a focus on holiday gift options. This article by Kit Eaton at fastcompany.com reveals the growing focus on social media shopping.
Check-in/Coupon Business Exploding: Groupon Gets Into Digital Music Downloads
Groupon is soaring like a rocket at the moment: Today it opens the Grouponicus Store, with Rihanna’s new album as the star offering and social media links a-plenty built in. It’s the latest sign that the check-in/coupon digital marketing phenomenon is exploding.
As well as the “variety of unbeatable features that have made Groupon a global phenomenon” the press release states, “LOUD will be available as a $5 digital download in the inaugural holiday store of Groupon, the Grouponicus Store, beginning November 22, 2010.” That’s a pretty big coup for Groupon, given the big-star status of Rihanna, and the fact that LOUD is running at $9.99 in Apple’s iTunes store–the biggest music retailer in the U.S.
The company is calling it a “first of its kind” deal, and while it’s definitely a success, it’s probably almost as much thanks to the clever marketing that Rihanna’s team are using for the new record, which includes “aggressive” social media activity across the usual suspects of Twitter, Facebook, and MySpace.
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November 22, 2010 | Categories: Blogged | Tags: check in rewards, check-in, coupon applications, coupon apps, groupon, grouponicus, holiday shopping, holiday stress, search engine optimization, search engine optimization company, search engine optimization marketing, search engine placement, search engine ranking, search marketing, SEO, seo marketing, seo optimization, seo search engine optimization, seo service, seo services, social good, social marketing, Social Media, social media and marketing, Social Media Marketing, social media marketing company, social media marketing firm, social media marketing services, social media shopping, social media use, Social networking, social networking site, social networking sites, social web | Leave A Comment »
Posted By: Carlee Vellinga
It is time to make the final arrangements for the Thanksgiving celebration. There are parties to plan, food to make and traditions to begin. Social media tools can help you finalize the details. There are many new holiday themed applications to help you get ready for the holidays. This article from mashable.com written by Mollie Vandor shows how social media can assist you this year.
HOW TO: Plan the Perfect Thanksgiving With the Help of Social Media
On the fourth Thursday of every November, Americans engage in an annual feast that reminds us of our country’s humble origins, and give us a good reason to get together with family, watch football and stuff our faces until our pants don’t fit. It’s the official start to the holiday season, and it can either be a fantastic day full of food, family and fun, or a total nightmare full of burnt turkeys and busted travel plans.
Fortunately, you can always turn to the social web to help you plan for the big day. In fact, the Internet can help you prepare a feast, assist you with your T-day travel and keep you entertained once the pie is gone and the plates are cleared. And that’s definitely something to be thankful for.
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November 22, 2010 | Categories: Blogged | Tags: holiday, holiday plans, search engine optimization, search engine optimization company, search engine optimization marketing, search engine placement, search engine ranking, search marketing, SEO, seo marketing, seo optimization, seo search engine optimization, seo service, seo services, social good, social marketing, Social Media, social media and marketing, Social Media Marketing, social media marketing company, social media marketing firm, social media marketing services, social media use, Social networking, social networking site, social networking sites, social web, stress holidays, thanksgiving, thanksgiving day, thanksgiving holiday, thanksgiving ideas, thanksgiving plans | Leave A Comment »
Posted By: Carlee Vellinga
A select group of Twitter users have tested the new Twitter Analytics product. This development has been rumored all year, but it is now official. Users will be able to see data about their account for free and in one central place. Here is an article from mashable.com by Adam Ostrow that shares the news.
Twitter’s Official Analytics Product Has Arrived
Twitter has started inviting a select group of users to test a new analytics product, Mashable has learned. Such a product has been rumored for some time, and a Twitter executive said earlier this year that Analytics would debut by the end of 2010.
With Twitter Analytics, users will be able to see a plethora of data about their account; for example, information about which tweets are most successful, which tweets caused people to unfollow, and who the most influential users are that reply and retweet their messages.
In the images below, you can see how some of this data is charted. A bar graph over 6-hour increments shows you mentions, follows and unfollows, for example, and you can filter tweets by categories that are defined as “best,” “good,” and “all.”
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November 19, 2010 | Categories: Blogged, SEO, Twitter | Tags: get more twitter followers, Get Twitter Followers, search engine optimization, search engine optimization company, search engine optimization marketing, search engine placement, search engine ranking, search marketing, SEO, seo marketing, seo optimization, seo search engine optimization, seo service, seo services, social good, social marketing, Social Media, social media and marketing, Social Media Marketing, social media marketing company, social media marketing firm, social media marketing services, social media use, Social networking, social networking site, social networking sites, social web, Twitter, twitter account, twitter advertising, twitter analytics, Twitter Applications, Twitter Followers, twitter for business, twitter marketing, twitter news, twitter tools | Leave A Comment »
Posted By: Carlee Vellinga
Thanksgiving preparations have most likely begun in your home. You may be pulling out your decorations, adding to the growing dinner shopping list and filling up your calendar with family gatherings. The holiday season requires extra energy. If you are planning on doing holiday shopping on Black Friday, check out these energy saving tips. You can make the holiday season more green with a few simple steps. The advice in this article by Jennifer Barry at Earth911.com explains how to save time while being mindful of your energy use.
5 Steps to an Eco Black Friday
Black Friday: A day where millions of shoppers, still weary and full from the previous night’s Thanksgiving feast, flock to retail stores across the country at pre-dawn hours to fill their carts and bags with deals aplenty as the holiday shopping season officially kicks off.
Phew. Are you tired from that description? We are too, but as wearisome as that might have been, it’s nothing compared to the drain that can be Black Friday. While deals abound, crowds, traffic, early hours and the like can make the day after Thanksgiving a drain on your energy and the environment.
But don’t fret. Follow our easy guide to a greener Black Friday, and we promise you’ll not only reduce your environmental impact, but perhaps your stress level as well.
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November 17, 2010 | Categories: Blogged | Tags: black Friday, black Friday ads, black Friday deals, black Friday sales, energy conservation, energy efficiency, save energy, search engine optimisation, search engine optimization, search engine optimization company, search engine optimization marketing, search engine placement, search engine ranking, search marketing, SEO, seo marketing, seo optimization, seo search engine optimization, seo service, seo services, social good, social marketing, Social Media, social media and marketing, Social Media Marketing, social media marketing company, social media marketing firm, social media marketing services, social media use, Social networking, social networking site, social networking sites, social web | Leave A Comment »
Posted by: Carlee Vellinga
Jennings Social Media Marketing’s press release regarding their work with 1102 GRAND, the Kansas City Data Center and Internet Hub, was posted on major news sites including MSNBC.com and Bloomberg.com. The press release reviewed Jennings Social Media Marketing’s tactics for increasing website traffic and cutting 75 percent of the Google Adwords budget for 1102 GRAND.
Darren Bonawitz, principal of 1102 GRAND, said that Jennings has helped his company better understand online marketing strategies. “We were in need of marketing experts and that is exactly what we found in Jennings Social Media Marketing. We have worked with Jennings Social Media Marketing for approximately two years. In that time, 1102 GRAND has had an increase in website traffic, saved 75 percent of the budget on the Google Adwords campaign, been requested for more media interviews than we can handle and been able to realize significant quantifiable results through additional revenue,” he said.
November 12, 2010 | Categories: Blogged, SEO, Social Media Marketing | Tags: adwords, Bloomberg.com, google adwords, increase web traffic, press release, press release distribution, search engine optimisation, search engine optimization, search engine optimization company, search engine optimization marketing, search engine placement, search engine ranking, search marketing, SEO, seo marketing, seo optimization, seo search engine optimization, seo service, seo services, social marketing, Social Media, social media and marketing, Social Media Marketing, social media marketing company, social media marketing firm, social media marketing services, social media ROI, social media tools, social media use, Social networking, social networking site, social networking sites, social web, web traffic | Comments Off
Thank you to Suzanna Stagemeyer for featuring Valerie Jennings on the KCBizBeat Blog. The article explains how managing a brand online involves much more than maintaining a Facebook or Twitter account. Valerie shows how a variety of social media tools encourage the right kind of online traffic.
Social media: Gain or pain?
The use of social media seems to keep growing among businesses of all types, but it can be difficult to judge the efficacy of those efforts.
The Kansas City Business Journal and staff members are active on Twitter and Facebook (our KCBJ page hit 1,000 Facebook fans today), but in the overall picture, the ROI seems relatively small. Granted, that’s measuring traffic, not intangibles. And social media efforts still require an added layer of work.
I’d be interested in hearing what other Kansas City businesses are seeing.
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November 8, 2010 | Categories: Blogged | Tags: business Journal, kansas city business Journal, KCbizbeat, search engine optimisation, search engine optimization, search engine optimization company, search engine optimization marketing, search engine placement, search engine ranking, search marketing, SEO, seo marketing, seo optimization, seo search engine optimization, seo service, seo services, social marketing, Social Media, social media and marketing, Social Media Marketing, social media marketing company, social media marketing firm, social media marketing services, social media tools, social media use, Social networking, social networking site, social networking sites, social web | Leave A Comment »
Posted By: Carlee Vellinga
Last May, Fast Company challenged digital marketing firm Mekanism to an online viral project to promote its brand. Mekanism worked with Fast Company to initiate the Influence Project. This venture, which aimed to find the most influential people on the Web, received much attention. Bloggers and websites picked up the project with both praises and criticisms. The commendable endeavor allowed Fast Company to learn about the value and results of social media marketing.
When deciding how to expand branding efforts to social media, it is vital to consult a professional. A professional can plan a social media campaign which will align with the overall business strategy. It is necessary to measure the outcomes of a campaign to ensure that the efforts support the marketing and branding strategy. This editorial by Robert Safian from FastCompany.com reviews the results of The Influence Project.
Letter From the Editor: The Influence Virus: Our Unlikely Experiment in Social Media
The first time I participated in a viral marketing effort, it was on a whim. And it failed miserably — in part because we didn’t actually have a purpose. I was a freshman in college, and late one night, a few of us came up with a bunch of quirky sayings that included the words “Goats Head Soup” (the name of a Rolling Stones album). We then stuck these sayings under the doors of every dorm room in our part of campus. Perhaps if we’d been trying to spur CD sales, it would have made sense. As it was, all we were after was a little buzz of conversation the next morning. By the time we woke, we’d forgotten what we’d found so funny the night before.
Today’s viral-marketing efforts tend to be more sophisticated, and yet there’s still a seat-of-the-pants vibe about the whole area. Having your concepts “go viral” has become a holy grail. There is no more hotly discussed business arena today — more debated, more feared and loved, more misunderstood and changeable — than social media. Marketers, brands, and individuals are using tools such as YouTube, Twitter, and Facebook to get earned media on the web. Why pay for an ad campaign when others will spread your message for free? On the other hand, how can you control a message in this unruly world?
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November 3, 2010 | Categories: Blogged, SEO, Social Media Marketing | Tags: fast company, fast company magazine, influence project, mekanism, search engine optimisation, search engine optimization, search engine optimization company, search engine optimization marketing, search engine placement, search engine ranking, search marketing, SEO, seo marketing, seo optimization, seo search engine optimization, seo service, seo services, social good, social marketing, Social Media, social media and marketing, Social Media Marketing, social media marketing company, social media marketing firm, social media marketing services, social media use, Social networking, social networking site, social networking sites, social web, The Influence Project, viral marketing | Leave A Comment »
Posted By: Carlee Vellinga
Proctor and Gamble’s new social good campaign aims to provide clean drinking water for people in need. They have created a new widget which bloggers can insert into their blog which converts a single click into a day’s worth of drinking water. Read this article from mashable.com about the innovative social good campaign.
Procter & Gamble Launches Widget to Convert Clicks into Water
What if the one click it took to open this story could also provide enough clean drinking water for one person for an entire day?
Major consumer goods company Procter and Gamble (P&G) has launched a widget that bloggers can embed into their blogs in several days. For each click they receive from readers, P&G will donate a day’s worth of clean drinking water (about two litres) to someone in need. The goal is to generate 100,000 days worth of clean water by the end of the year.
Started in August, the widget is part of P&G’s “Give Health Clean Water Blogivation,” which showcases the power of female bloggers to help improve the lives of people in need. The participants have already donated more than 20,000 days of water.
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October 29, 2010 | Categories: Blogged, Blogging | Tags: clean drinking water, drinking water, give health, p&g, proctor & gamble, proctor and gamble, proctor and gamble coupons, safe drinking water, search engine optimisation, search engine optimization, search engine optimization company, search engine optimization marketing, search engine placement, search engine ranking, search marketing, SEO, seo marketing, seo optimization, seo search engine optimization, seo service, seo services, social good, social marketing, Social Media, social media and marketing, Social Media Marketing, social media marketing company, social media marketing firm, social media marketing services, social media use, Social networking, social networking site, social networking sites, social web, widget | Leave A Comment »
Posted By: Carlee Vellinga
The services that Jennings Social Media Marketing provided helped to double the enrollment of Smithville Montessori Academy (SMA). Robin Hilmes, director of operations at SMA, said that after 90 days she began to see drastic results. “Jennings Social Media Marketing made our website attractive to the right audience. Also, SMA was featured on websites that appealed to its target audience such as sheknows.com. SMA started getting phone calls and e-mails from people who wanted to know what our product was. Thanks to the increase in website traffic and media coverage, SMA doubled its enrollment,” said Hilmes.
Additionally, Hilmes said that all of the services provided by Jennings Social Media Marketing continue to be extremely effective. “Jennings Social Media Marketing hosts the SMA website, manages the blog, Facebook, Twitter and the e-newsletter. These tools are very beneficial to our organization. Now, parents can experience SMA on a variety of levels. They can interact with SMA through all of the social media outlets. Social media just makes it easier for parents to be heavily involved,” said Hilmes.
This press release focusing on Jennings ‘ strategies was posted here on msnbc.com.
October 25, 2010 | Categories: Blogged, SEO | Tags: brand strategy, business owner, marketing, msnbc, msnbc.com, press release, search engine optimisation, search engine optimization, search engine optimization company, search engine optimization marketing, search engine placement, search engine ranking, search marketing, SEO, seo marketing, seo optimization, seo search engine optimization, seo service, seo services, site stats, small business advice, small business owners, small businesses, social good, social marketing, Social Media, social media and marketing, Social Media Marketing, social media marketing company, social media marketing firm, social media marketing services, social media travel, social media use, Social networking, social networking site, social networking sites, social web | Leave A Comment »
Posted By: Carlee Vellinga
More than 2 billion people will be Internet users by the end of 2010. Developing countries have the lowest percentage of Internet users, but more than half of new Internet users this year will be from those developing countries. This article written by Stan Schroeder provides statistics about growing number of Internet users globally.
Internet to Surpass 2 Billion Users This Year 
The number of Internet users will surpass 2 billion before the end of 2010, the International Telecommunication Union (ITU) said in a report.
The current world population is estimated by the U.S. Census Bureau to be 6.876 billion, which would mean that approximately 30% of the population will be online at the end of this year.
There will be 226 million new Internet users this year, 162 million of which will be from the developing countries. Despite the fast growth of Internet users there, the developing countries still have a long way to go to catch up with the developed world.
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October 20, 2010 | Categories: Blogged | Tags: brand strategy, business owner, marketing, search engine optimisation, search engine optimization, search engine optimization company, search engine optimization marketing, search engine placement, search engine ranking, search marketing, SEO, seo marketing, seo optimization, seo search engine optimization, seo service, seo services, site stats, small business advice, small business owners, small businesses, social good, social marketing, Social Media, social media and marketing, Social Media Marketing, social media marketing company, social media marketing firm, social media marketing services, social media travel, social media use, Social networking, social networking site, social networking sites, social web | Leave A Comment »
Posted By: Carlee Vellinga
As companies focus on their financial, environmental and social impacts, they must shift their attention toward better communication. Social media allows companies to communicate more freely with their stakeholders, clients and customers. David Connor offers tips regarding social responsibility.
How to Use Social Media for Better Corporate Social Responsibility
There was a time when companies used to get away with almost whatever they wanted to because they had the ability to control the vast majority of the communication about their activities both good and bad. In the prehistoric days before the World Wide Web, traditional press officers pushed out paper press releases whenever they thought they had something that would impress an audience. The bad stuff, or even the just not so glowingly positive, hardly ever got past the reputation guardians.
Coincidentally, on a parallel track, a growing movement in and around business was emerging touting something called corporate social responsibility (CSR); the balancing of a company’s financial, environment and social impacts. In the beginning, the web offered an increased amount of corporate information available. Although still rigidly protected at source by the press officers, the initial explosion of readily accessible data and search tools created more opportunities for weaknesses to be noticed for those who cared to go looking. Then social media arrived and upped the ante exponentially.
Now everybody (and especially activist groups) with a mobile phone could if they had the slightest inclination, access this overwhelming amount of information then analyse, filter and broadcast their opinions to their own and often substantial and influential networks. This near instantaneous transmission of corporate misdemeanors had bypassed complacent press officers whilst visionary marketers spied a new era.
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October 20, 2010 | Categories: Blogged, Social Media Marketing | Tags: brand strategy, business communication, business owner, business social networking, corporate communication, corporate communications, corporate ethics, corporate responsibility, corporate social responsibility, csr, marketing, search engine optimisation, search engine optimization, search engine optimization company, search engine optimization marketing, search engine placement, search engine ranking, search marketing, SEO, seo marketing, seo optimization, seo search engine optimization, seo service, seo services, site stats, small business advice, small business owners, small businesses, social good, social marketing, Social Media, social media and marketing, Social Media Marketing, social media marketing company, social media marketing firm, social media marketing services, social media travel, social media use, Social networking, social networking site, social networking sites, social responsibility, social responsibility of business, social web | Leave A Comment »
Posted By: Carlee Vellinga
Medical Groups are learning that social media is a helpful marketing tool. Many doctors and Health Care providers are beginning to utilize deals and promotions on sites such as Groupon and Foursquare. Doctors are offering discounted medical services for those who check the sites. This article from The Los Angeles Times illustrates the way the medical field is changing as doctors find innovative ways to attract new patients.
HealthKey: Doctors Experimenting with Social Media
Monica Dillon wasn’t happy with her eye care provider, so when she saw an online deal for an exam and glasses for $50, she clicked on it.
The accountant, who lives in Columbia and works in Washington, doesn’t ordinarily get medical care without a recommendation. But the offer was too good to resist — and, as she notes, there would be no surgery or undressing.
“The timing was right so I jumped on it,” she said about her purchase via Groupon, a deal-of-the-day e-mail sent to tens of thousands of people in the Baltimore region and millions nationwide. “I’d be more cautious about laser surgery or hair removal. That would take more research. But this worked out; they found a problem with my prescription.”
Katzen Eye Group, the company behind the deal, is among the growing number of health care providers testing the latest in social media. They’re intrigued by the opportunity to attract new patients who might have no or little insurance for specialty services, and to provide information and services to current patients.
Web pages, Facebook pages and Twitter accounts have become a staple of businesses. The newest trend are dealmakers such as Foursquare (a mobile application allowing participants to “check in” at locations and win small rewards), Scoutmob (e-mails that promise discounts at hot spots in cities such as Washington, though not yet Baltimore) and LivingSocial (a Groupon-like deal site).
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October 11, 2010 | Categories: Blogged, Social Media Marketing | Tags: brand strategy, business owner, Cmo, daily deals, foursquare, google adwords, google adwords keyword, google analytic, google analytics, google keyword tool, google keywords, groupon, health care, keyword search tool, livingsocial, marketing, medical discount, online coupons, online deals, online discounts, scoutmob, search engine optimisation, search engine optimization, search engine optimization company, search engine optimization marketing, search engine placement, search engine ranking, search marketing, SEO, seo marketing, seo optimization, seo search engine optimization, seo service, seo services, site stats, small business advice, small business owners, small businesses, social good, social marketing, Social Media, social media and marketing, Social Media Marketing, social media marketing company, social media marketing firm, social media marketing services, social media travel, social media use, Social networking, social networking site, social networking sites, social web | Leave A Comment »
Posted By: Carlee Vellinga
Twitter and Facebook are effective marketing methods which are growing in popularity. Austin Carr’s report on online marketing techniques provides graphs and statistics that show that among social media sites, Twitter is the most effective tool for click-throughs.
Twitter Crushing Facebook’s Click-Through Rate: Report
What is the most effective way for marketers to spread their message online? Facebook? Twitter? Company blogs? Email?
According to a new report by marketing firm SocialTwist, Internet sharing trends have shifted heavily shifted toward social networking, but other platforms still have a strong presence for word-of-mouth advertising. SocialTwist analyzed more than a million referral messages send using the company’s Tell-a-Friend tool, a widget that lets users share sites through social media.
In the last year, social networking sites saw a 10% increase in usage, and a 16% bump in click-throughs. Overall though, email still accounts for 55% of referrals.
However, when it comes to click-throughs, social networking sites are far more effective, accounting for more than 60% of the market share.
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October 11, 2010 | Categories: Blogged, Facebook, Social Media Marketing, Twitter | Tags: brand strategy, business owner, click through, Cmo, fast company, google adwords, google adwords keyword, google analytic, google analytics, google keyword tool, google keywords, keyword search tool, marketing, search engine optimisation, search engine optimization, search engine optimization company, search engine optimization marketing, search engine placement, search engine ranking, search marketing, SEO, seo marketing, seo optimization, seo search engine optimization, seo service, seo services, site stats, small business advice, small business owners, small businesses, social good, social marketing, Social Media, social media and marketing, Social Media Marketing, social media marketing company, social media marketing firm, social media marketing services, social media travel, social media use, Social networking, social networking site, social networking sites, social web | Leave A Comment »
Posted By: Carlee Vellinga
The social Web has encouraged entrepreneurs and business leaders to continue defending web neutrality. This article by Jon Goldman on mashable.com outlines the important factors of net neutrality.
Why the Social Web is the Guardian of Net Neutrality
The spread of broadband Internet access allows us to explore and devour an array of content (entertainment, news and information) with a convenience and speed unimaginable to those accessing the web a mere five to 10 years ago. And in the past two months, discussions within the Internet and media industries about the continued viability of net neutrality have centered on those issues of convenience and speed.
Proponents of net neutrality have come out in full force rallying around the notion of a free and uninhibited Internet; one controlled only by consumers’ imaginations and desires, rather than corporate profits. They argue that an Internet divided into separate and potentially unequal access points would give favor to those companies willing to pay top-dollar to have their content and entertainment available to consumers and businesses who are also willing — and able — to pay a premium for access.
Facebook spokesman Andrew Noyes articulated why net neutrality is so important when he told Information Week that “Preserving an open Internet that is accessible to innovators — regardless of their size or wealth — will promote a vibrant and competitive marketplace where consumers have ultimate control over the content and services delivered through their Internet connection.”
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October 8, 2010 | Categories: Blogged, Facebook, SEO, Social Media Marketing | Tags: net neutrality, search engine optimisation, search engine optimization, search engine optimization company, search engine optimization marketing, search engine placement, search engine ranking, search marketing, SEO, seo marketing, seo optimization, seo search engine optimization, seo service, seo services, site stats, small business advice, small business owners, small businesses, social good, social marketing, Social Media, social media and marketing, Social Media Marketing, social media marketing company, social media marketing firm, social media marketing services, social media travel, social media use, Social networking, social networking site, social networking sites, social web | Leave A Comment »
Posted by: Micah Pratt
Two popular Kraft Food brands are increasing their social media marketing efforts with campaigns on Twitter and Facebook. Here is an article from nytimes.com, by Stuart Elliott, about Oreo cookies and Wheat Thins revamping their brands on social networking sites.
Food Brands Get Sociable on Facebook and Twitter
The number of advertisers with presences in the social media like Facebook, Twitter and YouTube are increasing faster than the lines at the supermarket when the values of the cents-off coupons are being tripled.
Now, two familiar brands of baked goods sold by Kraft Foods are stepping up their marketing efforts in social media.
One brand, Oreo cookies, is going to be giving its Facebook page a global look, effective on Monday. The other brand, Wheat Thins crackers, is starting a campaign to reward fans of the brand who discuss it on Twitter.
Oreo has been on Facebook since last August with a page that has been primarily American-oriented. But the many comments left on the page from other countries — reflecting that more than half the brand’s 5 million Facebook fans are from outside the United States — led to a rethinking of how Oreo is presented on the Web site.
“It was an ‘A-ha’ moment for us,” said Mark Clouse, senior vice president for global biscuits at Kraft Foods in Northfield, Ill., reflecting that the company understands Facebook “is now a global vehicle and a platform we can use to have a global dialog” with consumers.
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Posted by: Micah Pratt
I would like to share an article from mashable.com, by Grace Smith, about 10 infographics that present social media tools in an appealing format.
10 Beautiful Social Media Infographics
This series is supported by Ben & Jerry’s Joe, Ben & Jerry’s new line-up of Fair Trade and frozen iced coffee drinks. Learn more about it here.
Infographics help communicate information in a digestible manner as they creatively present data in an understandable and engaging format. With social media growing at an ever increasing pace, there is now a wealth of data about how people interacting with one another on the web. Naturally, infographics have proven an excellent aid in expressing high volumes of social web information in a clear, visually appealing manner.
Here are 10 infographics that prove as beautiful as they are interesting.
1. Social Web Involvement
This is a global map of social web involvement which illustrates that hundreds of millions of web users are creating and sharing content every month. It provides a clear visualization of the ways in which social technologies are adopted differently across the world, showing the number of active bloggers, social networkers, video sharers, photo uploaders and microbloggers.
Interestingly, it reveals that despite the Twitter hype, microblogging is still not a mass social activity and is nowhere near the size and scale of blogging.
2. Social Marketing Compass
A compass is a device for orientating oneself and guiding physical direction. The social marketing compass points a brand in a physical and experimental direction, allowing them to connect with their customers, peers, and influencers, where those users already interact and seek guidance online.
Created to illustrate social marketing within the book Engage: The Complete Guide for Brands and Businesses to Build, Cultivate, and Measure Success in the New Web, this infographic was also available as a poster to celebrate the book’s pre-sale.
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July 2, 2010 | Categories: Blogged, Blogging, Facebook, Google, SEO, Social Media Marketing, Twitter | Tags: age, association, association management, associations, b2b, b2b marketing, best mobile phones, blog marketing, bloger, blogger, Blogspot, business finance, business marketing, buy mobile phones, campaign marketing, census, census data, check domain, communicate, communication, compass, conversion, conversion calculator, conversion chart, conversion table, conversion tables, conversions, converter, demographics, digital marketing, domain, domain hosting, domain name, domain names, domain registration, domain server, domain transfer, domain web hosting, domains, email marketing, exposure, Facebook, female, field marketing, finance, finance analyst, finance calculator, finance commercial, finance one, free upload, gender, get traffic, global map, Google, improve communication, increase traffic, infografia, infographic, infographics, interactive map, interactive marketing, internet advertising, internet marketing, internet marketing tools, involvement, Kansas City, KC, LA, local domain, logitech communicate, Los Angeles, male, map, map printable, marketing, marketing advertising, marketing blog, marketing campaigns, marketing communications, marketing companies, marketing ideas, marketing research, marketing services, marketing strategies, marketing strategy, marketing tools, mashable, media marketing, micro trend, mobile phone deals, mobile phone shop, mobile phones, mobile phones sim, name domain, networking social sites, online advertising, online conversion, online finance, online marketing, online video, photo, photo hosting, photos, population density, prism, product marketing, professional association, public relations, register domain, search engine marketing, search engine optimization, search marketing, SEO, seo marketing, site traffic, small business marketing, social marketing, social media and marketing, Social Media Marketing, social media marketing company, social media marketing firm, social media marketing services, Social networking, social networking site, social networking sites, social web, target audience, to conversion, to domain, traffic, traffic info, traffic information, traffic news, traffic online, traffic report, traffic reports, trend, trend internet security, trend security, trending, trends, Twitter, twitter marketing, unit converter, upload, upload music, upload pic, upload script, upload speed, use mobile phone, video hosting, video sharing, viral marketing, web marketing, web report, web traffic, website advertising, website marketing, website traffic, whois domain, YouTube | Leave A Comment »
Posted by: Micah Pratt
Dr. Robert Patterson, Chiropractor & Internal Health Specialist of Overland Chiropractic recently reviewed social media marketing for the health care industry, which showed up on bussinessweek.com.
Read it here.
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Posted by: Micah Pratt
As the world becomes a more global place, businesses are increasingly building relationships with international clients, which can often be difficult. I would like to share an article from mashable.com about six ways to manage international relationships online.
6 Ways to Manage International Relationships Online
This post originally appeared on the American Express OPEN Forum, where Mashable regularly contributes articles about leveraging social media and technology in small business.
Sometimes the hardest part of having international clients is finding a way to connect with them. Small businesses often have to worry about different time zones, different languages, and even different customs and traditions.
While there’s no catch-all, golden resource that can solve every problem a small internationally-minded business could have, there are some easy ways to keep your business up-to-date and in the overseas loop.
Here, we’ll help you through the basic steps of interacting with overseas clients, from translating pleasantries to tracking shipments to making sure you don’t accidentally call them in the middle of the night.
1. Basic Information
Before you even get started, it’s important to know the basic information about your client’s country. Usually the most thorough and reliable way to bone up is through the country’s official webpage. England, for example, has a good site with lots of information. Unfortunately, most of these sites are geared towards tourism and less so the time-pressed businessperson.
Wikipedia can actually be a great, quick and comprehensive alternative. Wikipedia pages exist for most major countries and include a helpful info bar on the right side of the page (usually just below the country’s flag). This information includes official languages, government make up, population estimates, GDP, currency, time zone, and calling code.
Also check out The World Factbook, maintained by the CIA. It includes “information on the history, people, government, economy, geography, communications, transportation, military, and transnational issues for 266 world entities,” according to their website.
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Posted by: Micah Pratt
Dr. Robert Patterson, Chiropractor & Internal Health Specialist of Overland Chiropractic assesses how social media marketing has helped his busy, Overland Park, Kansas practice gain maximum exposure.
Watch the video here.
Dr. Patterson first began working with Jennings Social Media Marketing about six months ago and has utilized a range of Jennings’ services including viral videos, website design and development, search engine optimization, social networking site management, blog posts & graphic design. Overland Chiropractic has already seen measurable results which they continue to track, such as an increase in e-newsletter subscribers, increased website and blog traffic, increased Twitter followers and TV interviews. Jennings Social Media Marketing booked Dr. Robert Patterson for an interview on one of Kansas City’s local news channels, FOX 4.
According to Dr. Patterson, “Valerie (CEO of Jennings) is very high energy; she really keeps things moving. I need somebody to push me and to give me deadlines and she does that.” Dr. Patterson views Jennings Social Media Marketing as an extension of his staff and looks forward to a long term relationship.
Jennings Social Media Marketing is a full service company that utilizes the art of online storytelling with the science of measuring quantifiable results. Jennings creates comprehensive social media marketing and Web advertising strategies from website design and development to viral videos. The company represents publicly traded to medium-sized businesses across the U.S. and overseas including technology, sports, sustainability, entertainment, travel, financial, health care and real estate.
For more information on Jennings Social Media Marketing, please visit jenningssocialmedia.com
For more information on Overland Chiropractic and Dr. Robert Patterson, please visit overlandchiro.com
June 29, 2010 | Categories: Blogged | Tags: advertising public relations, adwords keyword, adwords keyword tool, bing, blog index, blog marketing, blog templates, blogs, brand, brand identity, brand marketing, business integration, business marketing, business partners, business sales, campaign marketing, client, corporate pr, corporate public relations, data integration, direct mail, direct mail advertising, direct mail lists, direct mail marketing, direct marketing, Dr. Patterson, email marketing, exposure, facbook, facebok, Facebook, facebook likes, facebook link, facebook posts, facebook profiles, faceboook, flicker, free search engine, free search engines, Google, google keyword, impact media, in twitter, industry, industry news, industry research, integrate, integration, integration business, interactive marketing, internet advertising, internet marketing strategies, internet marketing tools, internet policy, internet search engine, internet search engine marketing, internet search engines, journalism, journalist, journalistic, journalists, Kansas City, KC, keyword elite, keyword search, keyword search engines, keyword search marketing, keyword tool, list search engines, marketing, marketing advertising, marketing agencies, marketing agency, marketing branding, marketing campaign, marketing campaigns, marketing communications, marketing companies, marketing management, marketing research, marketing services, marketing strategies, marketing strategy, mashable, media exposure, media marketing, media pr, media public relations, media society, my post, net blog, net link, news coverage, no post, online advertisement, online advertising, online blog, online blogs, online marketing, online promotion, opportunities, opportunities for, opportunity, Overland Chiro, Overland Chiropractic, partner, partnernship agreement, partnership, partnership agreement, partnership business, performance improvement, performance management, podcast, post, posts, pr advertising, pr marketing, product marketing, productivity, promotion marketing, promotional marketing, public relations, publicity, referrals, relationship, relationships, representative sales, return on investment, search engine marketing, search engine optimization, search engine software, search engines, search marketing, search optimization, search results, SEO, seo marketing, seo search engine optimization, seo search optimization, social marketing, Social Media, social media and marketing, Social Media Marketing, social media marketing company, social media marketing firm, social media marketing services, Social networking, social networks, social online, social web, top search engine, top search engines, trend, trending, trends, Twitter, twitter marketing, video podcast, view profiles, viral marketing, viral video, web design marketing, web designs, web internet marketing, web log, web marketing, web on line, web online, web online marketing, web optimization, web search engine, web search engine marketing, web search optimization, weblog, weblogs, website advertising, website and design, website company, website design, website design company, website designer, website designers, website designing, website designs, website development, website marketing, website optimization, websites design, word of mouth, yahoo | Leave A Comment »
Posted by: Micah Pratt
Here is a podcast from Valerie Jennings, entrepreneur and CEO of Jennings Social Media Marketing, regarding social media integration with sales.
“Hi this is Valerie Jennings, CEO of Jennings social media marketing. I want to review some social media marketing strategies with you that include sales and social media marketing integration. One way we do this is by looking at a current companies sale system. We need to know where there needs are coming from rather that be ecommerce, direct mail, phone calls, it could be advertising. It could be promotions they are currently running. And we want to understand how those needs are being processed in order to best accommodate the sales team and the sales system.”
Click the play button above to listen to the rest of Jennings’ strategies for social media marketing integration.
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Posted by: Micah Pratt
I would like to share an article from mashable.com about how Facebook posts will now be available in real-time searches through OneRiot.
Facebook Posts to Appear in Real-Time Search Results
As of today, real-time results from millions of users’ Facebook posts will now appear in search results on OneRiot, one of the world’s leading real-time search engines.
These Facebook posts will also be accessible through OneRiot’s API, which powers more than 100 real-time apps around the web and on mobile devices.
OneRiot already pulls data from blogs, Twitter, Digg and millions of other sources all over the social web. Having access to Facebook’s nearly 500 million members, however, takes these search results to a higher plane by pooling a much larger dataset when finding and ranking links for search results.
Facebook data that will appear in OneRiot search results include publicly shared links on user profiles and publicly “liked” stories from all over the web. For example, a search for “World Cup” on OneRiot will reveal the most popular links about the soccer tournament being shared by Facebook users right now.
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June 22, 2010 | Categories: Blogged, Blogging, Facebook, Google, SEO, Social Media Marketing, Twitter | Tags: advertising public relations, blog index, blog marketing, blog templates, blogs, brand, brand identity, brand marketing, business marketing, business sales, corporate pr, corporate public relations, digg, email marketing, executive sales, facbook, facebok, Facebook, facebook likes, facebook link, facebook posts, facebook profiles, faceboook, Google, in twitter, interactive marketing, internet advertising, internet marketing strategies, internet marketing tools, internet policy, internet search engine marketing, journalism, journalist, journalistic, journalists, Kansas City, KC, list search engines, marketing, marketing advertising, marketing agencies, marketing agency, marketing branding, marketing campaign, marketing campaigns, marketing communications, marketing companies, marketing management, marketing research, marketing services, marketing strategies, marketing strategy, mashable, mashable.com, me likes, media marketing, media pr, media public relations, mobile applications, mobile devices, mobile internet, mobile software, mobile technology, my post, net blog, net link, nice guidelines, no post, official rules, One-Riot, OneRiot, online advertising, online blog, online blogs, online marketing, performance improvement, performance management, post, posts, pr advertising, pr marketing, product marketing, productivity, promotion marketing, promotional marketing, public relations, return on investment, search engine marketing, search engine optimization, search marketing, search optimization, search results, SEO, seo marketing, seo search engine optimization, seo search optimization, social marketing, Social Media, social media and marketing, Social Media Marketing, social media marketing company, social media marketing firm, social media marketing services, Social networking, social networks, social online, social web, top search engines, trending, Twitter, twitter marketing, view profiles, viral marketing, viral video, web design marketing, web designs, web internet marketing, web log, web marketing, web online marketing, web optimization, web search engine marketing, web search optimization, weblog, weblogs, website advertising, website and design, website company, website design, website design company, website designer, website designers, website designing, website designs, website development, website marketing, website optimization, websites design | Leave A Comment »
By Jared Cook
Jennings Social Media Marketing in Kansas City, Mo. recently released its second case study video within a series of social media videos focused on measurable results. The second video, with 180° Urban Design & Architecture in Kansas City, features the evolution of 180°’s blog into an online news community.
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December 22, 2009 | Categories: Blogged, Blogging, Google, SEO, Social Media Marketing | Tags: 180 Urban Design and Architecture, architect, architecture, blog, Blogging, blogs, case study video, internet marketing tools, jennings, Jennings Social Media Marketing, Kansas City, KC, Kevin Klinkenberg, LA, Los Angeles, marketing tools, New Urbanism Community, New York, NY, search engine marketing, social, social and, social marketing, Social Media, social media blog, social media company, social media consultant, social media marketing services, social media services, social media twitter, social network, Social networking, social web, Twitter, urban design, Valerie Jennings, youtube social media | Leave A Comment »
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