In this age where the user can self publish and “the media” (quotation marks intentional) is less trusted than peer reporting, can social media interface with a dying news industry, and should rescuing traditional print newspapers even be the goal?
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Can Social Media Save Dying Newspapers?
Sunday, May 3rd, 2009Tags: #GSIsmb, newspaper, Social Media, Social Media Brunch
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Enterprise Level Search Discussion
Saturday, April 18th, 2009Jay Middleton III, Senior Manager of Worldwide Search Marketing at Adobe talks at the May GSI Social Media Brunch about enterprise level search and how it can scale for smaller businesses. Thursday, May 7th at 11:00 am Pacific.
Tags: #GSIsmb, Adobe, Enterprise, Social Media Brunch
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Twitter Marketing Tutorial
Friday, April 10th, 2009At GSI’s Social Media Brunch / #GSIsmb on April 2nd, our special guest speaker was Dave Barger, also known to Twitterfolk as @lalunablanca. Dave joined #GSIsmb via video conference from Memphis, where he runs a marketing and interactive agency called Lunaweb.
Dave made the connection with GSI when both Dave and GSI’s Julio Fernandez / @socialjulio [...]
Tags: #GSIsmb, #tweethall
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Flash, SEO & Bacon at SXSW
Tuesday, March 17th, 2009One of the main reasons I went to Austin was to help promote my articles on Adobe’s new SEO Technology Center – www.adobe.com/go/seo, which have been getting some very positive feedback. I worked directly with members of the Adobe team, including Ryan Stewart, Justin Everett-Church, and Duane Nickull.
Tags: Adobe, rich internet applications
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Twitter, Brand Management, and the New Social Search
Tuesday, February 10th, 2009Yesterday, in a post on my personal blog, I called Twitter a “Real Time Capable Social Search Engine.” Little did I know that elsewhere on the web, Lew Moorman was proposing Twitter as Google’s first real threat to search dominance. I am not prepared to go that far. However, I am absolutely in agreement that Twitter will be used increasingly as a search engine by its users, and is certainly poised to play a major role as social search matures.
Tags: Enterprise, marketing, Social Media, social search
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Universal Search, Eye-tracking and YouTube Optimization
Friday, February 6th, 2009Google Blog (The Official Google Blog) released a new article today on Eye-tracking studies that reveals new information (though not many details) about the inclusion of thumbnail images in search results. And also has a trippy video of real time eye scan locations superimposed over real search results from a real participant in the study. Super cool.
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Denny’s Free Grand Slam Super Bowl Fumble
Monday, February 2nd, 2009The play I will remember from Super Bowl XLIII is Denny’s Free Grand Slam Breakfast SEO and Social Media million dollar fumble.
Tags: marketing, Social Media
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GSI Launches Social Media Brunches
Thursday, January 8th, 2009Global Strategies International is hosting a monthly networking event for social media enthusiasts. Come for the coffee and pastries, stay for great conversation, and if you can’t make it you can view and participate online.
Tags: #GSIsmb, Social Media, Social Media Brunch
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