Infographic: Social Media and Myers Briggs

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

Conversocial: Route Your Social Media Customer Service

Conversocial Priority Response

Too many companies launch their social initiatives out of their marketing department without any plan for customer service issues. Consumers don’t care that you’re on social media for marketing… they just want their customer service issues taken care of. The irony is that poor customer service response will destroy social media marketing efforts altogether. Conversocial is purpose built for social customer service, providing a seamless workflow with robust and focused features. Features of Conversocial Intelligent Prioritization – Conversocial prioritization engine uses natural language processing and analysis of historic responses to … Continue reading

Design a Robust Mobile App for iPhone and Android in 5 Steps

My Mobile Fans

My Mobile Fans offers affordable mobile apps and mobile websites for the individual, non-profit and small business environment via their industry leading Do-It-Yourself (DIY) app builder. With over 40 rich features for leveraging mobile, location and social media, they may be the most affordable and robust mobile app building platform on the market. The application is quite simple, providing a step-by-step wizard to pull you through setting up your mobile application. Step 1: Select your features Step 2: Fill in the details Step 3: Customize the design Step 4: Preview … Continue reading

Social Buzz Club: Share and Be Shared

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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

Business Strategies in 140 Characters or Less

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Twitter has relaunched their Business center and added a new, fantastic video. I love the messaging and the graphic design – it paints such a clear picture of Twitter and how businesses can utilize the tool in real-time to find, respond and promote their business. The basics include connect with the right people, find out more about who’s on Twitter and how to reach them, understand your results with analytics, integrate your marketing efforts with Twitter buttons and embedded Tweets, scale your efforts to maximize your impact and get results … 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