Social Media Channel
| Brett Greene |
Why Your Business Should Care That Email is 38% Bigger Than TwitterBlog Entry - Fri, Dec 31st - 8:25pm Add This, the social sharing widget, recently released the trends in social sharing they documented for 2010. It's not surprising that Google had more growth than Facebook, but did you expect Stumble Upon to have more growth than Facebook? The statistic worth noting is that Email is 38% bigger than Twitter. This doesn't make Twitter ineffective. In fact, Twitter click through rates kill Facebook and Email. If you want people to click on a link Twitter is the place to place those links.
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| Brett Greene |
Five Lessons to Help you Benefit From The Gap's New Logo No-GoBlog Entry - Fri, Oct 15th - 9:59am The Gap wanted to look like a more forward leaning company so they hired an agency to redesign their logo. The new logo was active for almost a full four days before Twitter and Facebook users tore it to shreds. Gap went back to the old logo so fast that the new logo hardly had time to be noticed offline before entering the annals of history as the logo version of New Coke. You can avoid making the mistake they made by better understanding how marketing and branding work in the 21st century. Even better, you can discover some good marketing tips to help your business. |
| Brett Greene |
The Top 3 Ways Social Media Has Changed Our Lives Blog Entry - Fri, Oct 8th - 8:47am 2010 is the year that the world started to wake up to how technology, and social media in particular, is fundamentally changing how we live, behave and interact. As early adopters joined Facebook in 2004 and Twitter in 2006 they were chided by friends and family who thought they were just goofing off online. In reality they were laying the foundation for how personal and professional worlds are connecting and expanding today. There are three major changes from which we can never go back. Let's explore them, shall we? |
| Brett Greene |
Boulder Fire Stokes Community Through Social MediaBlog Entry - Wed, Sep 8th - 9:19am Labor Day 2010 will forever be remembered in Boulder as the day the Four Mile Canyon fire began to burn. Today, two days later, at least 7,000 acres and 140 structures (including 9 homes owned by fire fighters) have been consumed by the fire that is still burning. In a sign of a tech-savvy community, residents immediately began flooding Twitter with the hashtag #boulderfire to share information. This proved to be most helpful as we discovered the failure of the 911 callback system designated to alert people to evacuate their homes. Boulder authorities used Twitter as the main way to reach people in the evacuation area quickly. |
| Brett Greene |
Can You Actually Manufacture a Viral Video?Blog Entry - Fri, Sep 3rd - 1:47pm Every company would love to be featured in a viral video that inspires an adoring public to voluntarily forward and share the video with all of their friends. The trouble with trying to create a viral video is that you're trying to manufacture an organic process. This ironically smacks of everything that is the opposite of what makes social media great. |
| Brett Greene |
Where will Google Take Social Media After the Demise of Google Wave and Google Buzz?Blog Entry - Wed, Aug 4th - 3:03pm In 2009 Google Wave was heralded as a giant evolutionary step in how we would communicate and collaborate online. I admit to being one of the disciples of buzz who ate the hype and imagined a paradigm shift in how online communities would interact. We were all wrong, but who knows what bricks Google Wave laid down for innovation towards the evolving road of how people use the Internet. |
| Brett Greene |
Old Spice Shows Social Media Marketing is a Commitment, Not a CampaignBlog Entry - Wed, Jul 21st - 12:57pm Here we are a short week after Old Spice enjoyed the biggest viral marketing campaign of 2010. The Old Spice name is on the tip of millions of tongues and being read in tens of thousands of articles like this one. And the big question is just starting to be asked ...did that successful marketing campaign improve sales? |
| Ron Gould |
Social Media SandboxReFramer - Sat, Jun 26th - 11:04am
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| Ron Gould |
HTML5, can we talk?Blog Entry - Wed, Jun 2nd - 3:37pm HTML5 promises to allow users to experience rich multimedia ads without ever leaving their browser. The question is: can HTML5 finally allow the user to talk to the advertiser? Let’s hope. |
| Brett Greene |
The Power of Combining Earned Media and Paid MediaBlog Entry - Tue, Apr 20th - 11:04am If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. Influencer Marketing is the 'new black' in advertising because it meshes the trust that influencers have built over time with ad dollars from brands who don't have that level of trust with their audience. |
| Brett Greene |
Why Videos Create the Hottest Online Real Estate Blog Entry - Tue, Apr 13th - 10:50am In real estate only three things matter: location, location, location. In online marketing three things will have the biggest impact on your success or failure: videos, videos, videos. |
| Brett Greene |
Evolving from Broadcast Marketing to Engaging ConversationsBlog Entry - Tue, Mar 30th - 10:23am The reason that later adopters to using social media are sometimes finding that it doesn't work for them is that they are using old broadcast marketing methods with new engagement platforms. Shouting a message that was not requested by the audience in a community fueled by passionate conversations is a recipe for disaster. |
| Brett Greene |
What is a Trust Community and Why Should You Care?Blog Entry - Fri, Mar 19th - 1:53pm A conversation simply about Twitter and Facebook is the wrong one to have when discussing social media, even though it’s the one most people are having. Our behaviors have shifted to using the internet as a social web as effortlessly as we breathe. Niche Trust Communities are the next phase of how people will connect to the people who share their most passionate interests. |
| Brett Greene |
Media Convergence Hits a New WaveReFramer - Mon, Mar 15th - 2:50pm Earned media and paid media are converging with influencer marketing. The first wve of media convergence was between television and the internet. This wave is converging individual influencers and brands as publishers who reach targeted audiences together. |
| Brett Greene |
What’s the Special Sauce?ReFramer - Mon, Feb 8th - 10:31am
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