http://newthinking.bearingpoint.com/2008/11/20/govtwit-di...
Rated • 5 reviews • government, social marketing, twitter, social media • bearingpoint.com
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NLC-Molly/social marketing
Last seen: 13 hours ago
Molly Anglin is a woman from Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
I head up the information architecture team at non~linear creations, a Canadian interactive consultancy specializing in:
large-scale CMS implementations,
enterprise search deployments
and online marketing initiatives.
You can find me blogging (occasionally...) at: www.nonlinear.ca/blog
My Twitter Account
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The Government's A-Twitter: Comprehensive List of...
Rated • 1 review • government, social marketing, twitter, social media • wordpress.com
US Government presence on twitter
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Seagate learns important PR lesson: keep the customers...
Rated • 1 review • ecommerce, social media, social marketing • scobleizer.com
Robert Scoble comments on dealing with angry customers in the age of social media.
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Rated • 0 reviews • social media, social marketing • wordpress.com
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Weekly Digest of the Social Networking Space: Dec 11,...
Rated • 1 review • internet, social media, social marketing • web-strategist.com
A big week in the social networking industry.
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The Caffeinated Blog: Using Social Media to Drive Holiday...
Rated • 2 reviews • web 2 0, social marketing, e commerce • typepad.com
- Create a Facebook page and post special discounts and valuable content (like how-to videos, recipes, tips and advice) for fans.
- Get on Twitter. Use it to answer customer service questions, share product specials/discounts, and links to valuable content (like how-to videos, recipes, tips and advice).
- Have a holiday-themed contest for sharing creative photos or videos via your Facebook page and give away a shopping spree.
- User-generated content can be excellent content.
- Interact with your Facebook fans with opportunities to write on your wall - their letters to Santa, holiday wishes, holiday tips and advice.
Partner with a charity and donate a percentage of proceeds from online sales to that charity. Promote via Facebook, Twitter, and your website. - Develop a widget for others to post on their blogs.
- Develop holiday-themed "how-to" videos and post on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, and/or MonkeySee (a video site specifically for how-to videos).
- Develop a wishlist and gift suggestion widget and/or Facebook app that people can customize, share, and post on their blogs or Facebook page (creates links directly to products on your site!).
- Is your business involved in local community efforts? Make sure to take photos at events and post them to your website and/or Flickr. Share your photos via Facebook and Twitter as well.
- Having an in-store event? Promote it via Facebook events, or create a Meetup group for your store.
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Banks Need to Keep Relevancy, Openness in Mind for Web...
Rated • 1 review • internet tools, banking, web 2 0, social marketing • banktech.com
A few good points on how banks can leverage 2.0 technologies
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Beths Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media: How To...
Rated • 4 reviews • non profit, social media, social marketing • typepad.com
A great presentation by starfocus on how to leverage social media within the non-profit space. Although I think it's definitely advice that could be applied to other types of business too.
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The LinkedIn Blog & Blog Archive LinkedIn Groups: Look...
Rated • 1 review • internet, social media, social marketing • linkedin.com
Big News!! Linkedin Groups is FINALLY more than just a bumper sticker. Suddenly Linkedin has become a much more effective and compelling way of networking online.
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http://www.newmediabuzz.com/the_new_media_buzz_brough/200...
Rated • 2 reviews • marketing, widgets, social marketing • newmediabuzz.com
Very clever widget campaign - and can't wait to start using wifi on my next flight!
