Social Media Helps Some Small Businesses Endure Bad Economy - ClickZ
Whether it's a 50-cent discount for knowing architecture trivia on Twitter or a Hawaiian pizza night aimed at college students on Facebook, many small businesses say that social media sites have been godsends for weathering the current recession
9 Insights to Help Guide Your Social Media Marketing Program - ClickZ
Marketers can learn a lot about social media marketing by watching the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. To compete in the Olympics takes hard work, dedication, and resources, much of which is never seen by viewers. Breathtaking performances that appear
Now Available from Marketo: The Definitive Guide to B2B Social Media - YAHOO!
New Workbook from Marketing Automation Leader Marketo Provides B2B Social Media Best Practices (PRWEB) February 23, 2010 -- Marketo, the revenue-focused marketing automation company, today announced the online availability of The Definitive Guide to
US military gives social media the thumbs up - News.com.au
US soldiers walk on a dirt road while on patrol near the town of Pul-i-alam in Afghanistan / AP Source: AP THE Pentagon has authorised the use of social networking websites like Twitter and Facebook after deciding the benefits outweighed security
NBC interviews Raleigh divorce attorney Cathy Hunt about social media - PR Inside
Raleigh, North Carolina - As social networking websites such as Facebook and MySpace continue to rise in popularity, connecting or reconnecting former classmates, past relationships, family members and friends, some are finding that these unique
Measuring Social Media with Web Analytics, Part 1 - Search Engine Watch
Social media is increasingly becoming a measurable medium. However, many companies have yet to develop a social media measurement strategy, or they're struggling to get theirs properly implemented. This doesn't need to be the case, but unfortunately
Pentagon OKs social media access - Zd Net Asia.com
The U.S. Defense Department has made its peace with social media. Long skittish about forums such as Facebook and Twitter, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) says that it is now OK with social-networking services and other interactive Web 2.0
Whether it's a 50-cent discount for knowing architecture trivia on Twitter or a Hawaiian pizza night aimed at college students on Facebook, many small businesses say that social media sites have been godsends for weathering the current recession
9 Insights to Help Guide Your Social Media Marketing Program - ClickZ
Marketers can learn a lot about social media marketing by watching the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. To compete in the Olympics takes hard work, dedication, and resources, much of which is never seen by viewers. Breathtaking performances that appear
Now Available from Marketo: The Definitive Guide to B2B Social Media - YAHOO!
New Workbook from Marketing Automation Leader Marketo Provides B2B Social Media Best Practices (PRWEB) February 23, 2010 -- Marketo, the revenue-focused marketing automation company, today announced the online availability of The Definitive Guide to
US military gives social media the thumbs up - News.com.au
US soldiers walk on a dirt road while on patrol near the town of Pul-i-alam in Afghanistan / AP Source: AP THE Pentagon has authorised the use of social networking websites like Twitter and Facebook after deciding the benefits outweighed security
NBC interviews Raleigh divorce attorney Cathy Hunt about social media - PR Inside
Raleigh, North Carolina - As social networking websites such as Facebook and MySpace continue to rise in popularity, connecting or reconnecting former classmates, past relationships, family members and friends, some are finding that these unique
Measuring Social Media with Web Analytics, Part 1 - Search Engine Watch
Social media is increasingly becoming a measurable medium. However, many companies have yet to develop a social media measurement strategy, or they're struggling to get theirs properly implemented. This doesn't need to be the case, but unfortunately
Pentagon OKs social media access - Zd Net Asia.com
The U.S. Defense Department has made its peace with social media. Long skittish about forums such as Facebook and Twitter, the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) says that it is now OK with social-networking services and other interactive Web 2.0
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