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Let your personality get you noticed on the blogosphere

Thursday, July 22nd, 2010


Image by Irfan Intekhab

In any social situation, it’s pretty easy for most of us to blend in with everyone in the background. At the subway, you’re a passenger trying to stay safely away from that homeless dude like everyone else. On the street, you’re a corporate workhorse struggling to grab some grub before your lunch hour ends, like everyone else. Right now, you’re stuck in front of a screen reading this while wishing you were on a flight to San Diego for Comic-Con; like everyone else.

Unfortunately, even online where everyone is supposedly given their own voice and everyone strives for individuality, you could still be a mere blip in the social spectrum.

 

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The Three Immutable Laws of the Social Web

Tuesday, December 15th, 2009

Social Network Users

Social media has transformed the entire landscape of the web—not only how people produce and consume information, but also how businesses must engage and take care of their customers. If you want to be truly successful with online marketing, there are some rules of the new media environment that you need to learn and follow. These are the new rules for business success online.

You Have to Be Genuine

You’ve gotta be real. You can’t be the pushy car salesman. You actually have to demonstrate that you care. A lot of traditional marketing is overly pushy and sales-oriented, and these days, consumers are getting more and more effective at blocking out advertising entirely. When you get an unsolicited marketing newsletter or a spam message in your email inbox, do you read it? Or do you trash it immediately? Same rule applies to your potential customers. They’re smart, and they don’t want to be pitched to. Consumers trust the recommendations of their peers, and they trust companies who go out of their way to demonstrate that they care and provide helpful, relevant advice in the right context.

 

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