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Weekly Link Round Up – 02-10-12

Friday, February 10th, 2012

Your Business Needs an Online Community Manager (InklingMedia.net)

Maybe you hired someone to be your online community manager, or maybe he’s already an existing employee who was simply assigned an additional task. Whatever the case, you need one to help your company reach out to others and establish a strong presence online.

5 Things You Should Look for in a Community Manager (ReadWriteWeb.com)

No matter which industry you belong to, who your target market is, or what your business goals are, your company needs a community manager. In this engaging post, Michael Jaindl reveals what great community managers are made of.

Establishing the Value of Online Communities (Feverbee.com)

When companies or businesses don’t get the attention or support they need, it’s the fault of the community manager, according to Richard Millington, Founder of FeverBee Limited. Learn how your community managers can properly establish the value of your community in this enlightening entry.

Community Management: Creating a Team of Social Media Enthusiasts (Radian6.com)

Find out how community managers from Radian6 engage in social media, create a solid connection with its community, and fully embody the company’s spirit through a quick interview and profiles of three of its most valued heavy-hitters.

The 2012 Community Manager Report [INFOGRAPHIC] (e1evation.com)

Many consider the community manager as the most popular role among all social media teams, for it has established itself as the main face and “go-to-guy” for many companies’ social media efforts. This colorful infographic gives us a taste of where the community manager role stands this year.

Tool Time: Unfriend Finder

Friday, February 10th, 2012

Know when someone unfollows you or deactivates their account on Facebook with Unfriend Finder

On any given day, millions of people head over to Facebook, and spend a majority of their day within the social networking giant’s walls. On average, about 845 million active users are messaging each other, playing social games, and generally viewing images, videos and newsfeeds through their computers and mobile phones. This much traffic is what Internet marketers are banking on, as they leverage on Facebook’s features and capabilities to reach out and engage with their demographics.

 

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Engagement best practices for social media community managers

Thursday, February 9th, 2012

Engagement best practices for social media community managers

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Across the social Web, brand managers, site owners and community managers are always looking for ways to improve their social media marketing campaigns. These include creating many engagement opportunities to help ramp up direct interactions and strengthen relationships with the demographic.

 

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DIY Internet marketing for indie musicians: Useful sites you should be on

Wednesday, February 8th, 2012

DIY Internet marketing for indie musicians: Useful sites you should be on

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Life for the creative has definitely has gotten so much easier in the age of the social Web—especially for musicians looking to share their music to the world. Sure, the proficiency to create good music will always be the biggest factor, but musicians of the years past had to contend with a lot just to get what they’ve created out there.

 

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Snapshot: Pros and cons of social media in education

Tuesday, February 7th, 2012

Pros and Cons of Social Media in Education Banner

The social Web has definitely changed the way we live. From communications and pop culture, to business development and education, it’s become a major force that has embedded itself to the human culture’s core. And it looks like it’s here to stay, further influencing how the world works and how people relate to one another.

On any given day, we all subsist on the intricacies of human relations online through social networking sites. Marketing, for instance, has been massively invigorated and is thriving on the social space, leveraging on the massive connections and real-time engagements. Another area social media is immensely changing is education.

 

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What journalists can teach us about writing social media content

Thursday, February 2nd, 2012

What journalists can teach us about writing social media content

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Leveraging on one’s writing skills is crucial in social media marketing, especially for creating content meant for mass distribution online. And as far as writing professions go, people trained to be journalists are generally best suited to serve as content writers.

 

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Stopping that damned writer’s block before it strikes

Wednesday, February 1st, 2012

Tips to help social media content writers avoid getting writer's block

Image by Julia Manzerova

Detrimental to anyone relying on their writing skills, the affliction we all come to refer to as “Writer’s Block” has been the bane of every writer’s attempts at productivity. Even more so for content writers who are, by nature, required to follow strict writing schedules for their brand’s social media marketing and SEO goals. While it’s not a very grave predicament, it’s still a looming inconvenience that can threaten to cause a dent in the mapped out content production strategies when it strikes.

 

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