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Social media training
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Oct 21 2009, 1:38 PM EDT by
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Is there an actual course I can sign up for? If so, how does one sign up?
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we are social bookmarking expert
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Social Bookmarking
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Sep 12 2009, 6:06 PM EDT by
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hello guys this is manishfusion from http://blogshubhinetwork.com we are giving you better SEO services and social bookmarking . our marketing services company world's leading companies in world and we can boost your business. thanks <a href="http://blogshubhinetwork.com">SEO</a>
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PowerPoint content
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Apr 4 2009, 8:41 AM EDT by
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I use PowerPoint2007 for my presentations, which I 'can' save into 2003 format, but then editing of the cooler features is lost.
I thought about uploading the slides to here for you all to play with and use, but there's a 2mb limit and the file sizes (I use a lot of youtube movies in my presentations) is waaaay over that. Even pdf versions of the slide decks are usually over 2mb.
Would it be of value if I zipped up my presentations and left you with links to the 2007 versions, complete with movies, etc.?
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Apr 4 2009, 8:41 AM EDT
I use Yousendit.com for quick file transfers, though it does time out after a few days, they do have professional accounts for not much cost that you can use to keep content available and much large sizes.
I did a review of these types of sites a while ago: http://opsamericas.com/?p=281
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Driven Wide
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Social Bookmarking
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Mar 2 2009, 12:07 AM EST by
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DrivenWide is an online marketing services company. The Company sells targeted and measurable online advertising campaigns and programs for advertisers and advertising agency customers, generating qualified customer leads, online sales and brand recognition on their behalf with online consumers.
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http://www.drivenwide.com
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Wiki "chaos" -- is it avoidable?
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Jan 11 2009, 3:26 PM EST by
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I'm creating a wiki for a group of 30+ people to collaborate on what will be an evolving, living list of best practices. On principle, I think the open process for writing and editing is ideal. But as the one who is ultimately responsible for this document, I'm anticipating a confused, chaotic mess (ranging from wrong or confusing info that can't be verified or attributed to a given writer, or having to moderate a "contributor war"). I'm eager to learn from your experience.
(Apologies in advance if this has already been addressed; I've searched the archives and didn't find anything, so I'll assume this is a new discussion here.)
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RE: Wiki "chaos" -- is it avoidable?
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Jan 11 2009, 3:26 PM EST
While part of the result will be down to how you organize the team working on this, your worst concern is unlikely to materialize. If you set up your wiki so that you need to be logged-in to contribute, then you will be able to track every change back to the person that wrote it. As well, wikis generally have version controls built-in so if a page does become chaotic, you can always revert it or edit it yourself.
As with any written document, editing is one of the most important parts. Don't expect a fully-formed document to materialize without some editing. Still, it's unlikely to go the way you worry about, especially in a small group.
Your bigger challenge may be in encouraging participation from those 30 people.
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Wide Circles
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Social Bookmarking
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Nov 26 2008, 11:46 PM EST by
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Wide Circles is highly efficient Social Media Marketing (SMM) platform, that utilizes various social network mediums and at the same time avoids issues tied to pay per click fraud.This site is very nice and helpful.
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[url=http://www.widecircles.com]Social Bookmarking[/url]
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Nov 26 2008, 11:46 PM EST
I have seen it.Yes it is very useful it seems.But my question is how u came to know that. ==================================================================== Justin <a href="http://www.widecircles.com">Social Bookmarking</a>
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Nov 26 2008, 2:20 AM EST by
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According to my opinion this is really very nice and informative post. This post really provide me lot of useful and good information. ----------------- lauran <a href="http://www.widecircles.com" rel="dofollow">Social Bookmarking</a>
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Socoial Bookmarking
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Nov 23 2008, 11:27 PM EST by
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Social bookmarking is a great way to promote your blog, articles or URLs with the right community. Use social bookmarking search features to track down groups of interest. It's easy to lose track of time using all the social bookmarking sites;awesome, you must be one of the most pathetic persons on the internet. ------------------------------------ Bobwilliams <a href="http://www.widecircles.com" rel="do follow">Social Bookmarking Service</a>
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Social bookmarking
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Nov 10 2008, 11:12 PM EST by
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Social bookmarking is a method for Internet users to store, organize, search, and manage bookmarks of web pages on the Internet with the help of metadata. ======================================= Sam <a href="http://www.widecircles.com">Social Bookmarking</a>
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Nov 10 2008, 11:12 PM EST
Social bookmarking is a method for Internet users to store, organize, search, and manage bookmarks of web pages on the Internet with the help of metadata.
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Putting this stuff into practice in companies
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Aug 11 2008, 9:28 AM EDT by
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Hi, I work in internal communications for a company in the UK. This stuff's fascinating and patently going to have an immense impact on how people communicate inside large organisations. One question though: how do you put it all into practice in a corporate? For example, if I wanted to help our CEO set up an internal blog, do I need our IT department to buy the software and "host" it? Same question for wikis?
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Aug 11 2008, 9:28 AM EDT
Dave, thanks for getting back to me so quickly. I'm a real technophobe, so hope you don't mind if I ask you to clarify something: what do 'hosting' and 'self hosting' mean and what's the difference between those options and using a third party? It isn't possible to patronise me on this, so please do explain this as if you were talking to a child.
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Should the public relations practitioner write the company blog?
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Aug 10 2008, 1:35 PM EDT by
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I tend to think not. But what do you do when no one else will?
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Aug 10 2008, 1:35 PM EDT
I work in internal comms and an analogous question is whether we should write the CEO's internal blog. I'd apply the principle that a blog should feel informal and authentic - you can usually smell a communication that's been written by one of the PR or internal comms guys; there's a cautious banality to it. The best story I heard recently was about the General Motors CEO raving about a competitor's new range in a way that their PR man wouldn't have dreamed of writing about in a public domain. So no, I don't think the PR guys shouldn't write the external facing blog; the CEO or whoever is relevant at the time (e.g. head of a product line) should write it then perhaps ask the PR man to do a quick sense check to make sure it doesn't say anything that could put the company's reputation at risk. Even that system isn't pure blogging, but it would lower the blood pressures of the PR guys. I've been gathering a list of CEO blogs, because that 'look at what your peers do' thing will be more persuasive than any arguments I can put together.
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I found a link for Twitter demographics
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Social Media Profiles
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Aug 4 2008, 4:18 AM EDT by
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Here's a link to a page at Beth's Blog on Twitter demographics:
http://beth.typepad.com/beths_blog/2008/05/twitter-demogra.html
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Not so large social networking sites
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Social Networks
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Jun 15 2008, 3:06 AM EDT by
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I thought it may me interesting to talk about some of the not so popular sites out there using social media to create a great business - companies in the social media trenches. For instance http://davesgarden.com/ - not a pretty site. However at last count they have over 350,000 members, about 6,900 of those are paying subscribers, over 25,000 posts in their forums.
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I like it very much.It is great help for all the people.This is the best site for networking.I will agree with your opinion ..................................................... Richard Arthur Social Media Marketing <a href="http://www.widecircles.com">http://www.widecircles.com</a>
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"Social Media 101" course
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Using Social Media To Create Social Media Training
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This post from Kami Huyse (and its linked successors) look like a pretty good basis for a course to me, but I'm no expert so maybe others who know better could comment and see what needs to be added/taken away?
http://overtonecomm.blogspot.com/2007/10/social-media-101-five-lessons-you-can.html
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Should this page stay?
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Useful Social Media Tools
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Feb 3 2008, 2:08 PM EST by
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Here's a question: Should this page remain as a separate list of tools, or should we incorporate them into each page as appropriate?
What works best for you?
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Feb 3 2008, 2:08 PM EST
Sounds like most people think a stand-alone page works.
Thanks!
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Social Media: Government and No-profit examples
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I'm currently working in the UK focussing on Social Media applications for Government. I'd be interested in any examples other users have found worldwide.
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Jan 18 2008, 9:08 AM EST
Innovative Support to Emergencies, Diseases and Disaster (InSTEDD), is a nonprofit organization that aims to help communities around the world use Web and communications technology to identify and warn others of outbreaks and disaster and to help coordinate rescue responses.
Examples of social media technology being utilized for this project include Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Google Earth.
For example, an aid worker could generate a text message about a patient with untreated symptoms in Laos. That message would link to an application showing the patient's location on a Google Earth map. A Facebook application would allow aid workers to see nearby contacts and be able to reach out to his/her "friends" for assistance.
http://www.instedd.org/
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Arab Satellite Festival
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Jan 16 2008, 5:22 AM EST by
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Hello every body, I would like to inform you about the international festival, the first of its kind in the Middle East, entitled:
Arab Satellite Festival
(Satellites….Rights & Duties)
11-13 March 2008
Under the motto" Our word to be part of the legislation"
Where it includes conference (public sessions, Workshops, open symposiums) affiliated to its work, Exhibition stands for sponsors ,
As well as, survey for selecting the Year Media Elite & crowning "The Best Liked" (channel- program- broadcaster) among Arab Satellite Channels,
The Opening & Official words:
At the Main Auditorium- Cairo University
(As participation of the university Centennial celebrations)
Under the auspices of His Excellency,
Mr. / Muhammad Hosni Mubarak
President of Arab Republic of Egypt
As to be the greatest event in the world of satellite channels
As preparation for this festival, the Scientific Group for Legal Studies, the body that organized this conference, is helding different seminars that will tackle the performance and the freedom of satellite channels' work.
the upcoming symposium will be at : Cairo International Book Fair
27th - January- 2008
Iwould like to add that this is international Festival, so there will be simultaneous interpretation from Arabic to English, and for English Speakers, there will be Translation into Arabic.
Also, the results of this festival, the law that codifies Satellite channels' work and performance, if by the will of God it succeded, will be prevailed in the legislation of the world countries that suffer from satellite channels' current performance.for further information, please visit our website at: *The Scientific Group for Legal Studies
mail us at: public.relations@elcgate.com
or call us on :
0020107359909
with regards,
Wael Elbaz
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this is the site for this Event that is preparing Media Charter to regulate satellite channels work
http://www.elcgate.com/en/aboutconf.html
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Press Releases as part of an overall marketing plan
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Nov 28 2007, 7:15 PM EST by
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To help you reach goals your press releases should
-be consistant , posting one atleast 1x per month
-use different prospectives, angles & approaches for each release to broaden the audiences your message will be relevant to
-make use of your digital assets to add depth & texture to the content no one wants to read just plain text, releases are a VISUAL medium
-written with the concept in mind that a press release can and should act as a stepping stone from someones search to your site.
-be tailored to reach out to the 3 audiences that are looking for info online, 1. the e-commerce customer 2. the media and 3. the search engines.
-be optimized w/key words to be more relevant to those 3 audiences, it is a skill that can be learned
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Nov 28 2007, 7:15 PM EST
I speak about 'conveying the message' to my customers. I want them to understand certain concepts that will broaden their approach to marketing their business. Please accept an invitation to attend one of my webinars and hear my live presentation. Then write about it if you want.
http://301url.com/prwebinar3
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Defining the difference between social browsing and social bookmarks
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Nov 25 2007, 1:28 PM EST by
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It might be useful to elaborate on the difference between social browsing and social bookmarks as it's not immediately clear.
StumbleUpon, for example, is listed on both pages.
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"Social media news release" page
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Nov 24 2007, 1:42 PM EST by
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Near the end of this page, the following text appears:
"In reaction, Todd Defren of SHIFT Communications introduced his 'social media press release template' and kicked off a debate that continues to this day."
What debate? Does this simply refer to the ongoing discussing about what an SMNR should include, how it should be distributed, etc.? To me, mentioning some ongoing "debate" without a link or an explanation leaves a huge hole in this otherwise great start to an article.
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Nov 24 2007, 1:42 PM EST
Great point. I've re-structured that page slightly and added a 'responses' section with a few articles/posts that illustrate the debate.
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