Get more done in less time with 5 social media management tools and tips.
Twitter eating up your time? Facebook filling up your schedule? Losing track of time on LinkedIn? You’re not alone. Time management is one of the top challenges for serious online networkers.
How To Use Social Media Management Tools – 5 Tips
By: Jessica Cox | March 4th, 2010
Tags: blogs, business, Facebook, linkedin, marketing, pr, social media, social media marketing, social media strategy, social media tools, technology, twitter
Posted in: Marketing Alchemy
Get the Facts on Facebook: 22 Tips & Statistics
By: Jessica Cox | February 2nd, 2010
Facebook has become a powerhouse platform for businesses looking to connect with their customers and prospects online. With over 350 million users interacting online, it’s easy to see the appeal of getting face time on this popular social network.
Facebook user statistics:
- Facebook claims more than 350 million active users.
- Fifty percent of active users log on to Facebook in any given day.
- The average user spends more than 55 minutes per day on Facebook.
That’s a lot of people spending quite a bit of time in one place online. Do you have a stake in that game?
Tags: Facebook, marketing, social media, tribes
Posted in: Marketing Alchemy
Four Unbreakable Social Media Rules
By: Michelle Pierce | January 5th, 2010
1. Thou shalt be active.
In social media, you have to establish yourself as part of the community. Don’t just set up an account, make a couple of status updates or send a couple of tweets, and then decide that it’s not working. Social media marketing is not a magic bullet (nothing is). It takes time, and the most popular people online have been doing it for years.
Tags: Facebook, rules, social media, twitter
Posted in: Naked Writing
Social Media Showdown: Twitter vs. Facebook vs. Email
By: Jessica Cox | December 18th, 2009
E-mail continues to dominate emerging social channels such as Twitter and Facebook. E-mail remains the favorite way to share information with colleagues and friends, according to the latest social media study by ShareThis, a popular social content sharing widget.
Tags: email, Facebook, social media, twitter
Posted in: Marketing Alchemy
Google Launches Social Search
By: Jessica Cox | October 28th, 2009
It’s long been said that success in business depends on who you know. Now, success on the search engine results pages will also depend on who you know, now that Google has launched its Social Search product into its experimental Google Labs.
Tags: business strategy, customers, marketing, rankings, reputation, social media
Posted in: Marketing Alchemy
Social Media Marketing: What’s the Big Deal?
By: Jessica Cox | October 20th, 2009
Five years ago, announcing “I’m on Twitter” might mean trying a new anti-depressant. Today, Fortune 500 companies are releasing “tweet” policy guides, while CEOs create v-blogs and podcasts…
Tags: business, marketing, social media, twitter
Posted in: Marketing Alchemy
AVC Social Media Notes from BBB Lunch & Learn
By: Jessica Cox | September 11th, 2009
@CindyWMorrison deserves to speak on social media. She’s a savvy entrepreneur and an informative speaker.
Best of all, she’s making social media work for her business, with a tidal wave of pre-order requests for her upcoming book, Girlfriends 2.0…
Tags: marketing, social media, Tulsa
Posted in: Aqua Vita News, Marketing Alchemy
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