Posts Tagged 'Twitter'

Style and Social Media

Several years ago, online shopping was still a novelty.  Now, it’s safe to say that most of the world has embraced e-tailing.  In fact, online retailers earned $27 billion this past holiday season.   It’s not a surprise that many retailers are using social media to communicate with consumers.  One of my favorite local boutiques, General [...]

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The Run for the Roses Goes Digital

Trying to pick a Derby winner is almost as hard as finding the perfect hat to wear to the track. (Okay, maybe it’s a tiny bit more difficult to predict who will win, but not by much).  In my last post, I examined how social media has changed the sports industry, including the Kentucky Derby.  [...]

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Let’s Talk Sports…and Social Media, Of Course

Ah, Derby.  Before I moved to Louisville, I had never seen a city so crazy about a single sporting event.  I’m originally from Bloomington, Indiana and sure, we love our basketball, but nothing can compare to the whirlwind that is the Kentucky Derby.   Without a doubt, social media has altered the way we live our [...]

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Give Your Business a Boost By Using Twitter

   “How can I use Twitter to increase my sales?”    “What’s the best way to reach out to my customers using Twitter?”    “What exactly is a Tweet?”     If you work in client services like I do, you probably get asked these questions on a daily basis.  (And it’s a good thing to be asked [...]

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Choosing the right model for your online community

When you hear the words “online community” do you immediately think of a branded social network? A Ning network? A Facebook Fan Page? What about a discussion forum or message board? Or a corporate blog? Many times, businesses get locked into a certain model or mindset when it comes to thinking about online community sites. The truth is, there are many different models for adding a collaborative, community-building element to your brand’s web presence. It’s important to consider several different factors when deciding how to begin building your brand’s online community.

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