31.12.14

What is Facebook@Work & Why Does It Matter for Your Business?


Read more at http://www.business2community.com/facebook/facebookwork-matter-business-01108527#DsMwkUWuhiwQQ0fd.99

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27.12.14

Algumas formas de agradecer pelo #Twitter

http://www.businessesgrow.com/2014/12/24/10-ways-say-thank-twitter/

#Infographic B2B #socialmedia shares

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23.12.14

Jovem Nerd na #CCXP2014

Comic Con Experience 2014 | NerdOffice S05E46: http://youtu.be/chRvtQ_vuho

21.12.14

Copy & paste #socialmedia

November 25, 2014 // 4:00 AM

How to Be Successful on #Twitter: 9 Surprising Stats to Know

Written by Lisa Toner | @lisatoner13There are 284 million monthly active users on Twitter and chances are, you're one of them -- we certainly are. Unfortunately, just because all of us are active on Twitter doesn't mean we're using it the right way. 

And thanks to SocialBro, we have new data from over 200,000 corporate tweets toprove what works on Twitter ... and what doesn't. While some of it confirmed what we suspected, we were also shocked by some of the results. Have a read below and let us know if any of these stats were surprising to you, too.

1) Tweets from businesses that contain images are 34% more likely to get retweeted than tweets from businesses with no image at all. (Click to tweet!)

Are you using images on Twitter yet? If not, keep in mind that photo file sizes can be up to 5MB and animated GIFs can be up to 3MB. You can even tag other users in your photos -- just like on Facebook! 

2) Tweets from businesses with a URL placed in the middle of the tweet are 26% more likely to get retweeted than those with a URL placed at the beginning or end of the tweet. (Click to tweet!)

I had no idea that this was the case and upon review, I was most often placing the URL at the end of the tweet -- lesson learned!

3) Tweets from businesses that include hashtags are 33% more likely to get retweeted than tweets without hashtags. (Click to tweet!)

Be clever with your use of hashtags -- keep them around 11 characters (more on that later) and even try to incorporate them into the actual copy of the tweet. 

4) Tweets from businesses with one hashtag are 69% more likely to get retweets than those with two hashtags. (Click to tweet!)

When it comes to hashtags, remember that more is less. 

5) Hashtags with 11 or more characters get 117% more retweets than those within 6 and 10 characters. (Click to tweet!)

That gives you just enough space to come up with something catchy and on-brand for your tweets.  

6) Twitter direct message campaigns get on average a 300% higher click rate than one-off email campaigns. (Click to tweet!)

SocialBro actually has a tool that allows you to create really targeted DM campaigns, keeping you from annoying or spamming your audience. 

7) 90% of Twitter users who engage with Twitter-based marketing campaigns will not follow the company on Twitter after the campaign interaction. (Click to tweet!)

90% is a massive number! Have you got a strategy in place to retain the reach from your Twitter marketing campaign after the campaign ends? Check out the best practices listed in The Science of Success on Twitter

8) Businesses will on average lose 15% of new Twitter followers within three weeks unless they make an effort to engage early. (Click to tweet!)

So if you do manage to convince the tweeps from your marketing campaign to follow you, the work doesn't stop there. You need to retain your followers by being engaged with your community. Speak to them on a one-to-one basis, ask them questions, post funny, honest, and human tweets, and above all, share awesome, valuable content that they will find super valuable. 

9) Over half (57%) of businesses are spending at least 50% more on Twitter marketing compared with two years ago, with 15% of respondents stating that their spending has tripled. (Click to tweet!)

If you're not experimenting with content amplification on Twitter yet, you're missing out on a very big opportunity. Twitter's targeting features could help you betterreach your desired audience

For all of the best practices associated with these Twitter statistics, download our guideThe Science of Success on Twitter.

Topics: Social Media

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Written by Jacqueline Zenn

This post originally appeared on Agency Post. To read more content like this, subscribe to Agency Post.

If you're a designer or work in some creative capacity and are looking for visual inspiration, there are thousands of websites and resources for where you can find creative inspiration online -- design round-ups, listicles, and so on.

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But when it comes to creating content outlining your organization’s expertise – getting more technical or non-marketing staff to put what they do into words is a sizable challenge. Not everyone can be a writer, and not every writer has the knowledge or capacity required to create the right content. So what can be done?

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But in a world where we've got a ton to do -- and not a ton of time to do it -- procrastination can have pretty big consequences.
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This past weekend, I went to a dueling piano bar in San Diego. What I quickly learned while watching this show was that the people performing were very talented musicians, but even better businessmen. 

This particular duet consisted of a male and female, who used their genders to garner a sense of rivalry in the room. “Ladies, can we get some Taylor Swift requests going tonight?” the woman yelled into the mic. Next thing you know, a $5 bill was placed on the piano with a Taylor Swift request. “Gentlemen, let’s get $6 up here for some Guns N Roses! Let’s stop this fan-girl nonsense!” Seconds later, men were racing up to the stage. This battle between the men and women went on for nearly 15 minutes, with people putting as much as $30 for their gender-stereotyped song to be played. 

What I found most exciting among all of this was the way these two used mindgames to bring in money. Those performers used psychological triggers to create this sense of rivalry in order to get the audience to take their intended action.Read More

The Essential Cheat Sheet of Cover Photo Dimensions for Facebook, Twitter & More [+ Pre-Sized Templates]

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Editor's Note: This post has been updated to reflect the latest social media cover photo dimensions for 2015.

Having a social media profile without a cover photo is like having a brick-and-mortar business without a store sign. Although brands could technically do without either, I wouldn't recommend it.

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5 Clever Ways Ecommerce Companies Can Use Pre-Transactional Offers

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If you’re an ecommerce business owner and the only conversion opportunities on your site are to purchase, “contact us,” or subscribe to an email list or blog, you’re leaving money on the table – plain and simple. It’s a good start to have a pop-up blog subscription or “5% off your first purchase” offer, but is this type of disruptive offer really compelling? The short answer is no.Read More

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I used to work near the waterfront in Boston. At lunchtime, I'd head down to the benches by the harbor with my coworkers (now two of my greatest friends), and we'd look out at all the fancy boats docked there.

"What am I doing wrong in my career that I don't have one of those?" my friend joked. We repeated that refrain often, as all of us love the ocean and boat ownership was -- in our estimation -- the height of luxury.Read More

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Some of the pages on your website are more important than others. Okay, many of you probably find that fairly obvious -- but I'm surprised how few people actually apply this knowledge to their websites to improve conversions.

I’m all about low hanging fruit; about undertaking the easiest tasks that will have the biggest results. What I’m about to describe in this article has the potential to improve your site dramatically with just a few, critical changes.Read More

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Imagine walking into your favorite coffee shop. It still looks and smells the same, but something is off. As you approach the counter, ready to order the usual, it hits you – this place is being run by robots.

These particular robots don’t care that you’ve been coming there every day for the past six months, or that you’re lactose intolerant.Read More

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These 15, however, managed to stand out.Read More

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If I were to ask you to define a successful career, there’s a 46% chance you’d cite “money” as the measuring stick. Yet despite the emphasis placed on income, marketers are going about maximizing earnings in a flawed manner.

I’ve managed marketers for the past decade, and most see career growth as “incrementally hierarchal” -- progress unfolds linearly as the person climbs from one level of seniority to the next.Read More

How to Optimize Your Marketing Channels [Free Ebook]

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Calling all marketers who are totally, completely, 100% satisfied with how your marketing channels are performing. I have some bad news for you:

There's still more work to be done. A lot more.

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EmpathyAppreciationHelpfulness

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Blogs are like tattoos: you can’t stop at one. You think you can, but there’s an irresistible pull toward yet another one. So you hire someone whose primary job is to focus on content. Then you start adding blogs. It’s easy to do, really. Once you have the systems in place to create high-quality content for one blog, it’s really just a matter of design and scheduling to create another.

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There were hundreds of business books published this year. With so many books to choose from, it's nearly impossible to figure out which ones you should actually read.

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Over the last eight years, lots of things have changed in HubSpot's marketing. When I first joined, we had two marketers; now, we have seventy. We used to have a database of a few thousand; now, it's filled with millions of contacts. And our monthly lead numbers? They used to hover around a few hundred. Now, they're up in the tens of thousands. 

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Written by Jami Oetting

 

This post originally appeared on Agency Post. To read more content like this, subscribe to Agency Post.

The marketing industry is facing a talent crisis. 

The complexity of marketing is growing as fast as technology innovation accelerates -- and it's doing so at a pace that's difficult for any industry to keep up with. But businesses can’t afford to be the tortoise or the hare in this story.Read More

10 Inbound Marketing Myths It's Time to Leave Behind

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Many things in life and business are misunderstood and under-appreciated. Professional athletes make playing a sport look easy but you don't see the hundreds of hours of training that occurred behind the scenes. After all, it's just putting a ball in a hoop, right? Attorneys often just get a few minutes to make their case in court but no one else sees all the behind the scenes work that goes into that short presentation.

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This post originally appeared on the Sales section of Inbound Hub. To read more content like this, subscribe to Sales.

Monday morning. You sit down with a large cup of coffee, open your inbox, and start tackling the first email. You're almost ready to hit send when --

Your phone rings. Midway through the call -- 

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While many etailers view themselves as in competition with Amazon, it's more effective to use Amazon's success as an example and learn from it. We did that when we looked atthree strategies to borrow from Amazon. Now, here are four strategies that you can use to optimize your differences to Amazon to provide your customers with an unbeatable shopping experience.Read More

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We marketers seem to like rules. (And when none exist, we'll settle for guidelines.) Those of us who write about the marketing space appear to recognize this tendency, which is why you'll find so many benchmarking reports, how-to articles, and definitive lists for marketers.

Some challenges, however, are too nuanced for a binary best practice.Read More

Hackers Are Draining Your Ad Budget: What You Need to Know About Digital Ad Fraud

Written by Lindsay Kolowich

How much money do you think you're wasting on paid advertising?

new study from ANA, in which online ad purchases by 36 major U.S. brands were tracked between August and September 2014, found that 11% of online display ads and 23% of video ads aren't actually displayed to real people. And it's estimated that advertisers could lose more than $6 billion globally to ad fraud in 2015.

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Facebook Launches Call-to-Action Buttons on Business Pages

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While this feature isn't available to everyone just yet, it'll roll out in the U.S. over the next few weeks and worldwide starting in 2015. So if you don't see it on your Page yet, rest assured that it's coming. In the meantime, you can catch up on all the feature's details in this post.Read More

Does Your College or University Have Too Many Social Media Accounts?

Written by Leigh Fitzgerald

It’s tempting to jump on the social media bandwagon and create multiple profiles for the various departments and athletics teams within your college or university. Everyone wants to have a voice and post content they think followers will find interesting and engaging. But, there does come a point when you have to ask: “How many social media accounts is too many?” The answer becomes clear when you understand the drawbacks of maintaining multiple profiles.Read More

Marketing Strategies That Rock the SaaS World

Written by John McTigue

According to Gartner, the market for SaaS (Software as a Service) applications will grow from $20 billion in 2013 to $33 billion in 2016, with a compound annual growth rate of 19.5%. A Compass study shows that SaaS is growing nearly 3X as fast as software as a whole, and that 72% of all SaaS startups are at least partially funded.

Good news for SaaS startups and growing SaaS ventures alike, but the space is getting crowded and competition is fierce. What can founders and executives do to improve the odds that their companies will get to the top of the market and stay there?

The SaaS Challenge<Read More

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Written by Ginny Soskey

Do you remember your first A/B test on email? I do. (Nerdy, I know.) I felt simultaneously thrilled and terrified because I knew I had to actually use some of what I learned in college stats for my job. 

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Written by Erik Devaney

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Written by Erik Devaney

Your LinkedIn Company Page is an online beacon for both prospective customers and prospective employees. As such, it is a truly unique space on the web, one that blurs the lines between knowledge- sharing platform and relationship-building tool.

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Written by Ginny Soskey

Hey, you. Yes, you. I know you’re trying to improve your company’s presence on Twitter, but you're often feeling constrained by that 140 character limit.

There's actually a way around that character limit -- and it can help you increase your conversion rates.

Think that's too good to be true? It's not: Using Twitter Cards, you can actually embed rich media that don't count toward your tweet character limit.Read More

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Written by Rick Whittington

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Written by Anna Guerrero

Visual content is the most powerful tool your brand can use to engage your fans on social media. It allows you to express ideas quickly and effectively, which is a valuable tactic to set your brand apart from the vast amount of written content published online every day.

So which kinds of visual content works best on social media? The best answer: a variety. Finding clever and creative ways to mix up your visual content will boost your fan interaction and help your build your brand's identity on social.Read More

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Written by Jeremiah Owyang

When you think of the “collaborative economy,” chances are, you picture people sharing their cars, homes, and money. But that’s not the only thing people are sharing. 

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That platform is truly a social network with huge sales potential, in that it allows users to collaborate with friends and family as well as other users – including the professionals who design, install, and sell the elements that go into their dream homes. When they’re ready to turn that dream into reality, they can then search designers or contractors in their local areas – or right in the idea-books they’ve been creating all along.Read More

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Written by Ginny Soskey

Confession: Back when Facebook first rolled out Graph Search, I was a little disappointed.

In theory, it seemed like it could help me. If I had optimized the About section on my Page with just the right details, and someone on a desktop computer actually used Facebook's awkwardly worded search queries, maybe they would find my Page. And then, maybe they'd click through to see what was going on there. And maybe they'd click on a post I had published that included a link back to my website. Read More

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Written by Lindsay Kolowich

Have you ever cringed at a "Got Milk?" ad? Feel a strange sense of pride when you find a typo in a reputable book? Did you secretly (or not-so-secretly) love making syntax trees in school?

Then you might just love these grammar jokes as much as we do. Here are a few of our favorites -- share yours with us in the comment section! 

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3 Strategies Your Ecommerce Company Should Borrow From Amazon

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Is there any retailer that’s revolutionized the online shopping space as dramatically as Amazon?

Many retailers (naturally) view Amazon as their main competition and plan their business accordingly, but there is a far more effective approach: using Amazon as a guide in successful ecommerce.Read More

A Beginner's Guide to Creating Visual Content [Free Ebook]

Written by Shannon Johnson

We live in an age of information overload. “Every two days we create as much information as we did from the dawn of civilization up until 2003,” says Google's Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt. In 2011, there were over one trillion pages on the internet. 1,000,000,000,000! Trying to comprehend how much information that is is like trying to comprehend how big the universe is.Read More

The Evolution of Social Media Since 2004 [Infographic]

Written by Lindsay Kolowich

Can you believe it's only been 10 years since Facebook was founded?

Perhaps many of you feel like it was just yesterday when "friend" was just a noun and the phrase "pics or it didn't happen" wasn't a common quip. But because social media networks like Facebook have been a central fixture of most companies' marketing strategies for so many years now, I don't know ... 10 years makes it seem so young.Read More

20.12.14

Aprenda inglês online com #ShareAmerica

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19.12.14

25 cargos mais quentes de 2014 segundo o #LinkedIn

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1.12.14

LaaS - Murilo Gun é genial! #tedx

Life as a service: Murilo Gun at TEDxFortaleza: http://youtu.be/iE_mO5C_V1U