Filed under: Blogs, Campaign Management, Facebook, LinkedIn, Measurement, Non-Profit, Resource, Twitter | Tags: Blogs, Facebook, LinkedIn, Non-Profit Summit, Presentation, ROI, Twitter, Vlogs
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Facebook offers a bevy of tools for business users, including fan pages. Fan pages provide many of the benefits of a hosted Web site, writes John Jantsch, along with interactive features such as applications, events and sign-up pages. The site also offers custom URLs, ad targeting tools and the ability to highlight special content, Jantsch writes. Read more
Duct Tape Marketing
Filed under: Blogs, Campaign Management | Tags: advertising, Blog, Blogger, comments, publicity
If you’re looking to get publicity from a blogger you’ve never met, ditch the old media tactics, Monia O’Brien writes. “I am not getting paid to write about you,” she reminds. “Feed my ego, and you get publicity.” She suggests tailoring your message to the blog so that it’s easy for the blogger to plug your work. Read more
Personal Branding Blog
Filed under: Campaign Management, Resource | Tags: aggregator, Campaign Management, Facebook, Twitter
Between checking tweets, updating Facebook pages and uploading photos to Flickr, it’s a wonder social-media users have time for anything else, Adam Pash writes. These three aggregation tools simplify the process: Streamy offers a single interface to manage all those networks, Flock is a browser that integrates social media into your Web surfing, and FriendFeed combines 58 services. Read more
PC World
