Online Marketing and Social Media Strategies
by Sean Nelson
Social Media is everywhere. They talk about it on the news and radio, there are articles in newspapers and magazines, and searching “Social Media” on Google returns 194 million results.
If you want to learn more about it there are hundreds of thousands of blogs, podcasts, and videos available to review. There is no excuse why you cannot figure out how to put social media to work for you. Well maybe one excuse.
by Sean Nelson
I’ve talked about the tools we use with our clients in the past, segmenting them as social networking tools (sharing conversations) or social media (sharing content). The reality is that on social networks you can share content and with the social media tools you can have conversations. The one that splits the difference is Twitter. Its the one that many business people don’t get.
by Sean Nelson
The Social Media Sonar blog wins international Blogoff II competition featuring writers from 6 countries. See what social media lessons were learned and includes a 50% discount on LinkedIn books by Sean Nelson as a thanks to everyone for reading and posting comments suring the competition.
by Sean Nelson
In 2010 I think we’re at a similar point. Social Media/Networking is still viewed by some as not a business requirement but I expect that will change over the next year. Some will do so because they get it, others because they fear getting left behind. Even if they’re not sure what it is they might be left behind by.
To start off the new year I’m going to discuss what I call the 4 C’s of social media. These are the four concepts we focus on with our clients.
by Sean Nelson
Since September I have been working on a 10 part series asking the question “Can LinkedIn Work for You?” The better questions should be “Can Social Media Work for You?” Today we wrap it up with links to the previous 9 articles.
by Sean Nelson
Over the last two years I’ve written often about the tips and strategies to more effectively utilize LinkedIn. It’s just as important to consider the mistakes that people make on LinkedIn that will affect their success. Many of these mistakes are often errors of omission. Today I’m going to discuss seven mistakes and then I’m going to show you how you can correct them.