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The “Real” Social Media Super Bowl

Many are now talking about Super Bowl XLVI being the first “Social” Super Bowl.  It truly was, as an event, due to efforts of the Super Bowl’s host committee and their use of a Social Media Command Center. In my opinion, the Super Bowl Social Media Center is proof that social media is now being [...]

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Photos of Club Med Ixtapa Pacific, Ixtapa
This photo of Club Med Ixtapa Pacific is courtesy of TripAdvisor

Heading to @ClubMedOfficial Ixtapa with my Teenage Daughters in Two Weeks

Being the divorced Dad of two teenage daughters has its trials and tribulations. I guess being the Dad of teenage daughters has challenges regardless of marital status, but for me the next couple of years are so very important. It is not only a very special time, but a crucial period for me and my [...]

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Want Better Return on Relationship™? Don’t Wait for Customers/Prospects to “Like” You… Start “Liking” Them!

Time and time again, I hear marketers cry the blues that they have a hard time making their social media efforts pay off.  “How can I create content that gets more engagement?” they ask. “I’m blogging, but nobody’s listening… I’m not getting any response to my tweets… Nobody’s “Liking” my new Facebook page!” What are [...]

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What’s Your Social Style? Featuring me… via @InspiredMomma

What’s Your Social Style? Posted by mneeley on January 30, 2012 My Interview with Ted Rubin, Social Marketing Strategist & Chief Social Marketing Office at Collective Bias Tell me a bit about what you do? I am a social marketing strategist and in March 2009 started using and evangelizing the term ROR, Return on Relationship™… a [...]

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Marketing, Digital & PR in the Social Media Blender

These are exciting times, because Social Media takes “Will it Blend?” to a whole new level with marketers. And for those of us who’ve been in the business for a while—it’s about time! For years, marketing people and PR folks wore separate hats—had different skill sets, different agendas—even though they share a common purpose. It’s [...]

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