Burger King Wants You to Drop Your Facebook FriendsSource: Associated Content
Do you have hundreds of friends on Facebook?
Well here is a good twist on Web 2.0 social-marketing.
Facebook and Burger King are teaming up to give you a free Whopper...as long as you "sacrifice" 10 friends to get it.
How to Get the Most Out of LinkedInSource: Mashable!
In a time of stock market crisis, bailouts and a weak dollar, LinkedIn still raises $22.7 million in funding. How? It's a relevant site with a number of useful resources for professionals and businesses.
Does Facebook risk becoming a piece of Silicon Valley history? Source: Telegraph
Facebook is in trouble. Five top executives of the social network have jumped ship. To give employees a financial incentive to hang in there, the company may start deploying its already scarce cash to buy some of their otherwise illiquid stock.
39 Firefox Plug-in for Social Media AddictsSource: www.thomsonchemmanoor.com
Firefox Plug-in are great perks for social media addicts, which make social media more productive and focused, reduce distraction and improve your social media experience.
Money wasted on health ads for kidsSource: Australian News Network
$6m 'Get Moving' campaign a failure, says expert
Campaign aimed to get kids off the couch and active
Government evaluation says campaign a success
WEB 2.0 Social Bookmarking, are you using it correctly? Part oneSource: arsenalmarketing.com
In part one we talked about the concept and benefits of WEB 2.0 Social Bookmarking. We left off when we told you how HUGE it is when you reach the first page of one of the more popular social sites like Technorati, Digg, Netscape and Stumble Upon.
Social Pressure to Adopt Social MediaSource: 10kmarshmallows.com
Everybody's doing it. Delta is doing it. Amazon started doing it yesterday. Dell is finally doing it. Are you doing it? That is, are you adopting social media into your marketing mix?
I am the future of the Internet. Source: 10kmarshmallows.com
I am the future of the Internet and according to Pew Internet and American Life Project report from last week people like me — Web 2.0 participants, gadget hounds — only make up 8% of the general population. For now, that is.
Second Life may not be a Marketing Gold Rush Source: 10kmarshmallows.com
Sometimes, the social-media market seems like California during the Gold Rush: everyone everywhere yells, "Thar's gold in them-thar hills!" and rushes in with their marketing pickaxes and shovels.
You can't spell "marketing" without "community"Source: 10kmarshmallows.com
Way back in the day, marketing meant word-of-mouth. Then it came to mean big media pushing out a message to a big audience. But, increasingly, successful B2C marketing is beginning to mean word-of-mouth again.
Peaks and Plateaus: the future of online, social marketing is nowSource: 10kmarshmallows.com
Social marketing, or so-called Web 2.0, might seem at first to be a less accountable form, but with a well-designed infrastructure and close monitoring (the cornerstones of traditional marketing, too), you can produce real, trackable marketing results for every message you send o …
The Church of Web 2.0: fertile grounds for marketing evangelistsSource: 10kmarshmallows.com
On some level, marketing is about evangelism, about preaching the gospel of your goods/services in an attempt to create believers. In traditional marketing, that can create a number of problems since – in general – faith doesn't come cheaply.
The new frontier of social marketingSource: 10kmarshmallows.com
With new online metrics and tracking tools social marketing can demonstrate accountability in ways that traditional marketing won't ever be able to.
Starbucks Responds To Oxfam YouTube VideoSource: blog.brainstormbrand.com
In an unprecedented corporate communications move, Starbuck's counters allegations made in an Oxfam protest video with a YouTube of it's own (embedded)