50 Blog Topics Marketers Could Write For Their Companies | chrisbrogan.com

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• Is Your Blog a Media Property | chrisbrogan.com view story

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  • Submitted by asblogger
  • 3 days ago
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  There are many ways to blog, and there are many reasons to use these tools to build content for the web. No one way is right. Here's a blogging tip: decide

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• Noise Reduction view story

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  • Submitted by mona19
  • 5 days ago
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  What if there’s a lot of congestion in a certain market? What happens when there are too many of the same conference to attend? Robert Scoble points to the question of whether startups should attend DEMO or TechCrunch50. He cites the extra power TC50 ha

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• 10 Communications Objectives of Social Media view story

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  • Submitted by steaprok
  • 5 days ago
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  Douglas Walker has an interesting post where he wants to talk about metrics for social media. That’s great, and I encourage you to go over there and dig in and discuss that, but I have a question for you, for my own understanding.

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• Workflow - Social Media Pastor view story

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  • Submitted by mona19
  • 6 days ago
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  Emilio has a personal blog for reflections, and a website for the Church, as well. Most recently, he’s added a section for using UStream.tv to show live sermons. Not that every house has a broadband Internet connection, but if this is another way that s

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• Workflow- Social Media for Marketers view story

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  • Submitted by mona19
  • 9 days ago
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  What does a day in the life of a social media marketer look like? I’m not a marketer, so if I get some of your terms wrong, forgive me. I thought maybe we could do a walkthrough of a fictitious social media marketer, Yolanda, for a small hotel group (fo

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• How to Use Friendfeed as a Collaborative Business Tool view story

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  • Submitted by mona19
  • 10 days ago
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  The social media aggregation software, Friendfeed has much more value than one might originally think. The tool lets you add several disparate parts of your

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• Take the Tools and Run With Them view story

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  • Submitted by mona19
  • 12 days ago
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  It dawned on me that there’s a risk of us all falling into the space of learning, writing about, and talking about the same tools. That as more people come and get passionate about how social media and social networking can be used, we may run the risk

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• 50 Ideas on Using Twitter for Business | chrisbrogan.com view story

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  • Submitted by mona19
  • 13 days ago
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  We really can’t deny the fact that businesses are testing out Twitter as part of their steps into the social media landscape. You can say it’s a stupid application, that no business gets done there, but there are too many of us (including me) that can

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• Solve Some Real World Problems | chrisbrogan.com view story

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  • Submitted by SmallFishBigMoney
  • 14 days ago
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  Threading together some topics that have been on my mind lately, I wanted to bring something different to you for consideration. For all that I talk about - Chris talks about helping out using Kiva and other means.

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• How to Do More With Less Time view story

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  • Submitted by mona19
  • 17 days ago
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  You need better time management. You’re looking for time saving tips. Whether you’re in a huge organization, a team of 30, or a solo practitioner, it’s fairly guaranteed that you’ve got more work to do than you have time to complete it. Further, t

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