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Day 6 Wrapup: Social Media Success Summit 2010 (#SMSS10)

by Randy Duermyer May 21, 2010 Digg
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Social Media Success Summit 2010 continued yesterday, May 20th. The day’s sessions continued to build on the wealth of information provided throughout this year’s Summit with a great return performance by Facebook guru Mari Smith along with some insightful information on social news sites and a lively panel that consisted of three very popular bloggers, [...]

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Day 4 Wrapup: Social Media Success Summit 2010 (#SMSS10)

by Randy Duermyer May 14, 2010 Case Studies
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Social Media Success Summit 2010 continued yesterday, May 13, 2010. Once again, the day was full of useful information and insight on getting the most out of social media for marketing purposes. Unfortunately, my PC froze up during the final session. Of course, rebooting a PC means you’re not going to rejoin a live session [...]

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Day 3 Wrapup: Social Media Success Summit 2010 (#SMSS10)

by Randy Duermyer May 12, 2010 Case Studies
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Social Media Success Summit 2010 continued yesterday, May 11, 2010. Like the first two days, Day 3 was packed full of information on how to get the most out of your social media initiatives and picked up right where Day 2 left off.   Three sessions were held: Getting the Most Out of LinkedIn How [...]

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How Not to Personalize Online Marketing

by Mistina Picciano January 19, 2010 Facebook
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Please don’t misunderstand my title. I’m in favor of customizing the audience’s online marketing experience. Just ask any of our clients. We always recommend ways to tailor content to the specific needs and interests of their target market. What we don’t advocate, however, is insulting the audience’s intelligence in the process.

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