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Category Archives: Social Media Best Practices
How Online Discussions Impact Mainstream Debate
Posted by Evan Kraus We started Virtual Vantage Points as a place to discuss how online discussions impact mainstream debates. This YouTube video, produced by our friends at NetProfitMarketing, gives you a great sense of it in my view. Enjoy!!
Posted on May 18, 2009
Tags Social Media Best Practices Tagged mainstream debates, NetProfitMarketing, online discussions Leave a comment
Tags Social Media Best Practices Tagged mainstream debates, NetProfitMarketing, online discussions Leave a comment
The key to social media success – think small!
Posted by Evan KrausSitting at the Conference Board’s meeting on Web 2.0 and listening to the various presentations, I feel like most corporate communicators are still missing the point. The debates about Twitter versus blogs versus Facebook were predictable, but most here acknowledge at this stage that tools are the wrong place to start.But even [...]
Posted on May 15, 2009
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Tags Social Media Best Practices Tagged social media, Web 2.0 Leave a comment
DC’s Social Media Leaders Gather at APCO
Tags Social Media Best Practices | Tagged Anthony Caponiti, DC Social Media Club, Lindsay Czarniak, Liz Chang, Mike Schaffer, Patrick Wixted, Sarah Braesch, SMC, social media, Sports & Social Media | Leave a comment