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The Quest for Social Marketing’s Holy Grail – By Larry Bailin

by FeedFront Staff on March 1, 2010

Social networking giant Facebook recently surpassed Wikipedia as the fourth largest Web site in the world while micro-blogging powerhouse, Twitter, reportedly handled 5,000 tweets per minute when the king-of-pop passed. These announcements have businesses scrambling to social Web sites like they were, well, the Holy Grail of marketing success.
Here’s the thing about finding the Holy [...]

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Twitter Beginner’s Guide – Ten Tips By Jay Berkowitz

by FeedFront Staff on February 24, 2010

Twitter originally asked the question, ‘What are you doing?’ But now Twitter has evolved into a personalized news feed, as well as a source of helpful tips, business messages, and words of wisdom. Here are ten tips to get started.
Step #1: Sign up Now
Create your free account at Twitter.com. Reserve your name or select a [...]

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Twitter Beginner’s Guide – Ten Tips – By Jay Berkowitz

by FeedFront Staff on November 10, 2009

Twitter originally asked the question, ‘What are you doing?’ But now Twitter has evolved into a personalized news feed, as well as a source of helpful tips, business messages, and words of wisdom. Here are ten tips to get started.
Step #1: Sign up Now
Create your free account at Twitter.com. Reserve your name or select a [...]

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Getting Noticed Fast Follow Up – By Mike Buechele

by FeedFront Staff on October 30, 2009

I’ve heard some great responses since my panel, Getting Noticed FAST, at Affiliate Summit East 09, and I wanted to share some of the major points.
Getting Noticed Fast is about effective networking using your personal brand, social media, and face-to-face. My fellow panelists were Trisha Lyn Fawver (@trishalyn), Jen Goode (@JGoode), Stephanie Lichtenstein [...]

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Ten Ways to Promote Facebook Business Pages – By Mari Smith

by FeedFront Staff on September 27, 2009

Facebook’s Terms of Use state you can only have one account and it must be in your actual name, not your business name. However, there is a place set aside to represent and promote businesses called Facebook “Fan” Pages (“Pages”).
The Pages feature is somewhat obscured; scroll down to the foot of any Facebook.com web [...]

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