The 4 C's of Social Media Strategy ~ The Social Media Strategy Blog It is not easy to keep up to date with the options individuals have for social media systems. It would appear that brand new websites and services arise every single day, competing for the interest of people and communities on the internet. When looking at the social media ecosystem, it promptly gets crystal clear that lots of websites have reached a mindful stability among the various blocks of the framework. Utilizing resources such as this framework to comprehend and also build social networking platforms, and the social media panorama more generally, is progressively essential. Cognize A company need to initially identify and comprehend its social media panorama, utilizing the framework. Congruity Next, a company must build strategies which are congruent with, or fitted to, various social media features as well as the objectives of the organization. Curate A company need to behave as a curator of social media relationships and content.
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The Mind's I The Mind's I: Fantasies and reflections on self and soul is a 1981 collection of essays and other texts about the nature of the mind and the self, edited with commentary by popular science writers Douglas R. Hofstadter and Daniel C. Dennett. The texts range from early philosophical and fictional musings on a subject that could seemingly only be examined in the realm of thought, to works from the 20th century where the nature of the self became a viable topic for scientific study. Contents[edit] The book's 27 chapters are each made up of a previously published work by authors such as Jorge Luis Borges, Alan Turing, Richard Dawkins, Raymond Smullyan, John Searle, Stanisław Lem, Thomas Nagel (as well as Hofstadter and Dennett themselves), each followed up by a commentary by Hofstadter and/or Dennett. The book is divided into six sections, each focusing on a particular aspect of the problem of self. Part I[edit] Part II[edit] Part III[edit] Part IV[edit] Part V[edit] Part VI[edit] Essays[edit]
Jonah Berger | Author of Contagious How to Trigger Word of Mouth Mobile CRM Apps To Grow 500% By 2014 As Market Turns With Decline In PC Shipments Gartner Research is reporting mobile CRM apps will grow 500 percent by 2014, another sign of a shifting market that has more to do with work getting done in the cloud more so than from a server behind the firewall. This is buttressed by Gartner’s news that SaaS providers will represent more than 50 percent of profits in the CRM market by 2016 and the steep decline in PC shipments that Gartner reported yesterday. Gartner reports there are 200 apps now in app stores. By 2014, there will be 1,200. Gartner also reported that Salesforce.com remains the No. 1 CRM vendor with 26 percent growth and $2.5 billion in revenue last year. That is a huge difference but reflects why consulting companies like Deloitte are focusing more on Salesforce for CRM integrations. The rise of mobile apps comes with a decline in PC shipments. Mobile’s rise also reflects the growing momentum for SaaS. In 2012, almost 39 percent of the CRM software market revenue was delivered by SaaS.
Empowering change through collaboration | Melcrum September this year saw Social Media Week upon us once again – a truly global conference running concurrent events in 12 cities spanning five continents. Social Media Week showcases borderless brands and communication, and this year’s theme, Empowering Change through Collaboration, reflected on the global impact of social media and its role as a catalyst in driving cultural, political, economic and social change. Here are some of the key soundbites we took away. Visit www.socialmediaweek.org for more information. Want more insights like this? Get free access to the latest ideas and practical tips on internal communication strategy on melcrum.com. You'll benefit from:Lessons learned from the world's best companiesNew research and best practicesThe latest thinking from experts and practitionersPractical resources designed to save you time and improve performance Take your communication to the next level and start delivering ground-breaking results.Sign up now.
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Google Plus Search and Google Authorship Case Study The Question How does Google+ and Authorship Influence Search Engine Rankings? Background In a recent post on YouMoz , I discussed the rankings success and traffic increase that my brand new site received immediately after implementing Google Authorship on the Jeffalytics blog. My conclusion was that Google Authorship was the root cause of the success, because the site received a sudden increase in traffic shortly after I implemented Google Authorship on the site. The truth is that there were too many variables to be considered in that experiment, so further experimentation is needed for the results to be more conclusive. The following post outlines an experiment I conducted over a 3 week period using a more scientific approach to isolate the impact of Google+ Authorship on search results. Hypothesis Google+ Authorship from an Established Google+ profile will increase search engine rankings on a brand new website domain. The Experiment Keyword Selection Isolating Google+ and Authorship i
Social media Schizophrenia | Digital Gleu This article is inspired by an earlier featured article by Rikki Tholstrup – “A Life Apart”, who touched upon the topic of the perfect perception that we are creating for ourselves via social media. I, like most modern-day people have various social media accounts. I stay active on the majority of them and I have a community around me. I have some professional interests about which I write. I follow like-minded people, read their articles and I look for news specifically oriented towards my interest. Rather one-sided isn’t it? And, sadly it’s not just me. Quite limiting, isn’t it? I highly doubt that there is such a person in existence that has only one or two, maximum tree topics of interest, and that that is the reason for them to post, tweet and share links and articles only on that matter. There are many articles out there supporting the topic that “you are your brand”, so you must be careful and picky of the things you chose to put out there. What do you think?