High school and college students interested in social media marketing must pursue their dream by jump starting their career today, not tomorrow. To do so, internships are a necessity.
Ever since the #FollowFriday trend took off back in 2008, it has become one of the best days to increase followers, receive mentions, boost Klout and spur conversations. The idea is to hand-pick influential Twitter users and suggest them to your followers, which serves as a third party recommendation. This is worth its weight in gold.
When it comes to social media, or what I like to call digital gold, blogs serve as corporate spoons — dishing out information that thrives on social channels. Without a blog, how can companies push information outwards? With 140-character Tweets? I don’t think so.
When you sit back and really think about it, is your company’s social media marketing campaign run-of-the-mill or are you a leader of the pack residing at the top of the hill? This is an imperative question to ask oneself.
In recent years, a large influx of German businesses are harnessing the power of social media marketing to break into markets in the United States with quite surprising results.
Today, Apple announced financial results for its first quarter, which ended on December 25, 2010. The company posted quite fruitful (pun intended) revenue amounting to a whopping $26.74 billion, and boasted record net quarterly profit of $6 billion. As one can see, the iPad and iPhone craze is not an illusion, it’s very tangible.
Ever since I became a Mac enthusiast (many years ago), my life has been an Apple-infused tech heaven. I have owned pretty much every product they’ve put out, and the Big A continues to impress me on a regular basis. Given my intimate connection with the brand, I was sad to hear that Steve Jobs will be taking another medical leave of absence.
Torq Speedlab, LLC announced is pleased to announce the launch of its online store that specializes in providing performance parts/accessories for GM/Chevrolet, Ford & Dodge Hemi vehicles.
A couple of months ago I was approached by the awesome folks at CBS to speak at Social: The New Media. At first I was a little hesitant, but as my past started to flash before my eyes I knew it had to be done.
Sheldon Yellen, the CEO of BELFOR, the world’s largest disaster restoration company, has gone undercover…Undercover Boss that is.
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