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Rated • 1 review • daytrading • tradermanagement.com
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TheLovableRogue
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Last seen: 21 months ago
TheLovableRogue is a 26 year old man from Canterbury, England, UK
So, the last profile page I had on here was rubbish; lets start again! Hi, i'm the Lovable Rogue, also known as Chris! I recently completed my Masters in Marketing Management, with a specific focus on digital marketing. My final dissertation examined the effects of the social media on an organisation's brand equity. Over the past few weeks, I have created a blog, and also a presence in a number of other social media communities. They can all be accessed through my blog, so if you have a presence in Twitter, Digg or any of the other applications, I would love to hear from you. Also, I write a brief review of every interesting social media related article I read. If you are a blog author that has written an interesting piece about the weird and wonderful world of the social media, let me know and I will happily review it.
For now, I think that's about it. I always enjoy discussing social media, and would love to hear any thoughts you may have on the subject.
TLR
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Social Media Marketing Strategies from the Lovable Rogue
Rated • 1 review • business, strategy, social media • thelovablerogue.co.uk
In the article, I emphasise the critical importance of attention. Small businesses need to plan their presence strategically to ensure that adequate attention is drawn to the social media presence.
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Missing the point & BuzzMachine
Rated • 1 review • business • buzzmachine.com
The guys over at the Wall Street Journal seem to have missed the point with their new Twitter guidelines for engagement. Removing collaboration from the presence by restricting the ability of reporters to share developing stories will detract from the impact of the presence. This seems to be a case of dragging a one directional preence into a two way medium.
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Six ways Google try to stop you to going to the second...
Rated • 1 review • business, google • sitevisibility.co.uk
Another interesting piece from the guys over at Site Visibility. The article highlights the 'dangers' of appearing on the second page of the Google search results. Unfortunately for website owners, whilst front page real estate in Google's rankings have become ever more valuable, the difficulty of achieving this goal has risen through steps taken by Google to expand the variety of results. An interesting dillema which poses a novel threat to website owners.
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Doc Searls Weblog & Is tweeting still silo'd?
Rated • 1 review • business • harvard.edu
The recent issues surrounding Twitter have instigated much debate over the past few days. In this article, Doc Searls emphasizes that posts should essentially be open to all. Perhaps this is where Twitter has gone wrong.
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Hackers wanted! Scholarships available to coders wholl...
Rated • 1 review • it, journalism • oreilly.com
An interesting call to action for coders. The author emphasizes that with abundant access to technology, it is in fact the 'geek' that is missing from the equation. Suggesting that coders have the capacity to save democracy through journalism, the article makes it clear that new, more innovative solutions to reporting are required to ensure its ongoing viability.
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URL Shortening Wars: Twitter Ditches TinyURL For bit.ly
Rated • 4 reviews • entrepreneurship, bit ly • techcrunch.com
It appears that Twitter has moved away from TinyURL as its URL shortening partner in favour of the more recently launched Bit.ly. The service, which has close connections with several of Twitter's own stakeholders, might illustrate an intention to purchase.
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Social Media Policies For Your Company: Internal...
Rated • 1 review • marketing • davefleet.com
Dave Fleet provides a useful resource for those organizations looking to introduce social media into the organizational strategy. Breaking social media engagement policies into three elements; the blogging policy, the outbound commenting policy and the employee social media guidelines, Fleet offers a number of considerations designed to minimise the likelihhod of damage to the brand equity.
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Conversation Agent: You Need to Like Who You Are
Rated • 2 reviews • internet, social media • conversationagent.com
Maltoni's article highlights a number of prominent bloggers and social media enthusiasts from her network, drawing attention to how these individuals exemplify the traits they portray in the content they produce. The post also emphasizes the importance of creating your own personal identity in the online space.
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Would You Pay A Journalist To Report The News You Want ...
Rated • 1 review • business • techcrunch.com
This article from the guys over at TechCrunch asks whether we would be willing to commission freelance journalists to investigate the stories we want to find out about. This is the premise behind a new service called Global For Me. It's an interesting idea, which takes the idea of user generated content to the next level. Whether or not this new model will prove viable is anyone's guess.