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6/25/2009 12:35:00 PM cool |
7/1/2009 7:06:00 AM Also / or...
Sales/HR - twitter (See Dell, Zappos)
PR - twitter (Summize)
Marketing - twitter (bit.ly)
Senior level - not twitter (no-one, ok fine not many people, want to hear how great you think you are) |
7/3/2009 5:19:00 AM What's the point of having comments if you don't publish them? |
9/30/2009 4:49:00 AM I see that you have something here that is very interesting for me and my company.
As a provider of services to global network marketing companies it is important for us to be seen as an opinion leader and a company with a high level of knowledge.
best regards
Tor Anders Petteroe, CEO
Towah Group Ltd |
12/16/2009 9:46:00 AM Simple and Practical. Thanks |
12/17/2009 2:41:00 PM I don't think this is a very accurate representation of how a business should utilize social media. First, Digg is not the place to throw your marketing materials -- they don't take too kindly to that. Before jumping onto these social networks, you need to find out where you customers are and how to best reach them. Each social network should be integrated into a cohesive plan, rather than each department working with just one or a few social networks. |
12/17/2009 3:53:00 PM Wow, really? Comments on Youtube? Have you read comments on Youtube? It's like the old "infinite number of monkeys" saying. |
12/18/2009 8:41:00 AM very informative |