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Infographic: Social Media and Myers Briggs

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Myers Briggs and Social Media

While we’re all unique in one way or another, Carl Jung developed the personality types that the Myers Briggs was later designed to accurately evaluate. People are classified as extraverts or introverts, sensing or intuition, thinking or feeling, and judging or perceiving. CPP has taken it a step further and applied it to social media platforms and users. Highlights of the results include: Extraverts use much more likely to use and share on Facebook. Introverts were still there, but read more than shared. Those with high intuition are more likely … Continue reading →

Social Buzz Club: Share and Be Shared

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social-buzz-club

One of the great aspects of attending a conference like Social Media Marketing World is that you leave the comfort of your network and enter so many others. Regardless of the size of your network, you’re often limited to the news and information shared within. Going to an international conference like this opens you up to so many new networks. We met a ton of folks in San Diego and we’re going to continue to write about the people and the technologies that we discovered. One such technology is Social … Continue reading →

Daily Social Network Updates from NutshellMail

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One service that’s been around for a few years is NutshellMail. If you’re a busy person who wants a free service that provides a daily email that will keep you up to date on your networks, NutshellMail is a must. NutshellMail is from Constant Contact and monitors Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, YouTube, Foursquare, Yelp, and CitySearch. NutshellMail from Constant Contact tracks your brand’s social media activity and delivers a summary to your email inbox on your schedule. Facebook Tracking – Manage your Facebook Pages. Keep track of Likes, Posts, Comments, and … Continue reading →

Zapier: Workflow Automation for Business

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Zapier Workflow

I never realized that I’d have to wait 6 years before we’d begin seeing applications that intelligently visualized application programming interfaces… but we’re finally getting there. Yahoo! Pipes launched in 2007 and had some connectors for manipulating and connecting systems, but it lacked integration with plethora of web services and APIs that were exploding across the web. Zapier is nailing it… enabling you to automate tasks between online services – currently 181! Zapier is for busy people who know their time is better spent selling, marketing, or coding. Instead of … Continue reading →

Are You Really in the 1% of LinkedIn?

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linkedin

Numbers. Sometimes they absolutely drive me nuts. Today is a great example. LinkedIn put out an email congratulating their members who were in the top percent of profiles viewed. Here’s the key… profiles viewed. Here’s what the email looks like… compliments of friend Daren Tomey: Daren is a hard-charger and absolutely in my 1% club of sales executives around the country. I’m not going to take that away from him. The question is why would Daren’s profile be one of the top viewed? And how can you get into the … Continue reading →

Feeding the Content Beast with Rallyverse

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Rallyverse

Companies with great content strategies aren’t limiting the value of their program to content that they alone write. There’s a massive quantity of content hitting the web every single second… some good, some bad. The ability to tap into that firehose, pull out the gems, and share it with your audience is a huge advantage over your competitors. If you become the primary source of information for your prospects and customers, they need not look anywhere else! Rallyverse knows the importance of an authentic and engaging brand voice in social … Continue reading →