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Simeon Spearman

Marketers Warn Against Facebook Fatigue | ClickZ - 0 views

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    Facebook "has become the default tool for lazy marketers who really don't know what to do," he said, recalling the days when businesses bought IBM computers because they were a safe bet. "No one got fired for buying IBM. Today's equivalent is no one gets fired for marketing on Facebook," he said. As a result, some brands are pursuing "me-too marketing" on Facebook instead of developing marketing strategies. He pointed to a Business Insider article headlined, "P&G To Lay Off 1,600 After Discovering It's Free To Advertise On Facebook," as an example of a brand potentially using Facebook as a "default" marketing strategy.
Simeon Spearman

How to Develop a Social Commerce Strategy that Works | Social Commerce Today - 0 views

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    Social commerce strategy walkthrough
Greg Steen

Jonathan's Card: Cool Social Experiment or Starbucks Marketing Stunt? | Adweek - 0 views

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    "Coffee Business Strategies blog did a little sleuthing, and believes otherwise. The site claims that Stark works as vp of application architecture for Mobiquity Inc., whose clients possibly include Starbucks. At least, according to screen grabs collected by Coffee Business Strategies, Starbucks was featured in the "Clients" section of the Mobiquity website-but that page was scrubbed clean and now pulls an error."
Jinah Kim

Three Ways to Use Twitter for Q&A at a Live Event | Social Media Today - 0 views

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    Maybe some strategies to consider for the next/upcoming KYB
Ivy Chang

YouTube Releases Updated Creator Playbook, Complete With Watchtime Tips - SocialTimes - 0 views

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    This new version provides fresh tips and strategies to help creators grow their audiences.  It includes brand new sections to address YouTube's recent focus on watchtime, such as, how to captivate your audience and how to create the best channel experience for your viewers.  The latest edition also highlights new tools like paid promotion, Hangouts on Air, and InVideo programming to help you reach the widest audience possible.
Simeon Spearman

Making TV relevant for the social generation, meet Troika - Lost Remote - 0 views

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    " The strategies and tools come out of our Brand Blueprint process, which literally involves mapping the brand in great detail across all of its possible consumer touchpoints. The goal of blueprinting is to create a highly effective brand ecosystem that aims to meet the behaviors of today's highly engaged audience."
Simeon Spearman

Reebok Edits and Refines Its Social-Media Footprint | Digital - Advertising Age - 1 views

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    "The brand identified company-created and fan-created accounts. The results of that first audit: 232 Facebook pages, along with roughly 100 YouTube channels and 30 Twitter accounts. A case was made for why individual markets would gain fans and views if they eliminated local accounts in favor of global Reebok accounts. Some markets were hesitant. To get them onboard, Mr. Bahl allowed test posts on the global Facebook page and illustrated how related-video recommendations can juice views on YouTube. Markets such as Hong Kong quickly realized their customers were already gravitating toward global accounts. Some local accounts, like India's Facebook page, with nearly 1.8 million fans, remain in place. Reebok whittled its overall social presence by roughly half in that first audit as it rolled up the majority of company-created accounts to focus on three Facebook pages, two Twitter accounts and one YouTube channel. It left fan-created content untouched. The brand also established a broader communications strategy, defining who could use trademarks to create accounts and for what purpose. A second audit is now taking place, with the goal of further streamlining Reebok's social-media presence by the end of the year -- just in time for 2013 product launches."
Jinah Kim

Inside Sephora's Mobile Strategy | Digiday - 0 views

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    Interesting case study, could be useful for L'Oreal.
John Rich

Further evidence of 600-1000 km/s flow across 2.5 billion light years which might mean ... - 0 views

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    What marketing strategies do they use to sell toilet paper in parallel universes?
Abeeda Mahboob

Report: Shoppers Prefer Dealing Directly With Retailers Vs. Purchasing Via Facebook - A... - 0 views

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    Hybris North America President Steven Kramer said: While social media channels can be valuable awareness-generating vehicles for retailers, they are not currently preferred options for consumers when it comes to purchasing, with consumers visiting retailers' social media sites to gather information that they will then oftentimes use to complete a purchase via another channel. Consumers continue to want information when they want it, where they want it, and how they want it, but when it comes to actually making a purchase, social media is not a preferred or trusted choice. This demonstrates the importance of retailers having a cohesive, cross-channel marketing and commerce strategy, with social media just a piece of the overall multichannel puzzle.
Ivy Chang

The 4 Major Consumer Segments & How To Reach Them Via Social Media [Infographic] - Soci... - 0 views

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    four unique market segments that are most likely to look to customer communities when making personal decisions -- explains why they are important and how brands can leverage their social media strategy to nurture a relationship with them
Rhiannon Apple

Costa's Facebook app and content strategy doubles its 'likes' in Q1 | Econsultancy - 1 views

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    More than 40,000 people used the app and the Fan Favourite tab was accessed 68,000 times. Activity around the app was also promoted using Facebook's Sponsored Stories ads.
Rhiannon Apple

Family Dollar is building on brand strategy - Charlotte Business Journal - 1 views

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    Use for GP preso
Simeon Spearman

YouTube Unveils 2 Auto Channels With Premium Partners | ClickZ - 0 views

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    In a reflection of its expanding premium content strategy, YouTube has unveiled two new original channels focused on cars: Motor Trend and Drive. The Motor Trend channel, created by Source Interlink Media, will include original content from the likes of Motor Trend. Meanwhile Drive will take viewers behind the scenes and "[celebrate] the rich culture of cars." Content will include news, reviews and commentary from industry figures such as Chris Harris, Mike Spinelli, Leo Parente, and Alex Roy.
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