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An Introduction To The Social Media Campaign Success Checklist
The next two posts are going to outline what it takes IMO to get a successful social media campaign started so that it can keep going on its own. The list is based on three pieces of literature and I’d like to tell you a little bit about so we can establish some context: The first is the article from Alternet, The Growth of Talking Points Memo: A Case Study in Independent Media, which has gone from teeny-weeny personal blog to independent media empire (which is what every well run …
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go small to grow tall or don’t go at all
Apparently small is the new big. Seth Godin‘s been writing about it for a while now, I hear. And those guys over at 37Signals have certainly been long-time evangelists. Here at Epsilon Concepts, it’s been our key mantra. By focusing on producing the biggest outputs (projects, clients, products, legal insulation, advertising, etc…) for the lowest costs (time/money/resources), you can develop lean habits that will serve you well in business. All to often, large companies and venture-backed start-ups simply lose sight of a $1. These $1s add up and before you …
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LinkList 1.0
From Seth Godin: How to title stuff The truth about word of mouth Social Media/Blog Marketing Networking on several social sites Link Bait Articles How Companies Blog Corporate Blogging Resources Flickr for Marketing, PR, and Online Demos Tweeterboard (Top 100) 10 Social Media Strategies for the Fortune 1000 Corporations What Works/Doesn’t Work in Online Marketing The Many Forms of Web Marketing for the 2007 Web Guerrilla Marketing Ideas for Your Website How To Encourage clients to Engage in Social Media 8 Simple Rules For Social Media Marketing in Business to …
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99%
99% of your social network’s current and/or future users are what I call “reactive users.” This group is content to read and accept, but isn’t the group that is going to customize their profile to an extreme, contribute blog posts, upload videos, spread the word virally, etc… I’m not saying that this group won’t do these activities, just that they will approach these activities with a limited amount of energy and commitment as well as a different paradigm. The 1% left are the “proactive users.” Seth Godin in his new …
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