Social Media
Posts about social media platforms, how to use them and techniques for getting the best results.
My Synthesio Session - the problem(s) with social media Paid Members Public
I got interviewed [http://synthesio.com/corporate/en/2012/social-media-monitoring-best-practices/social-media-listening-coupled-with-action-the-key-to-positive-change-suggests-adam-tinworth-2/] … > This week we’ve got influential blogger and consultant Adam Tinworth in our red leather armchair, to pick his brain about social media monitoring, the next big innovation he’d like to see, and other musings. Honestly, I’
Ramon de Leon: making people feel social media Paid Members Public
A force of nature on stage –Ramon de Leon [https://twitter.com/Ramon_DeLeon] who does social media marketing for Dominos Pizza. And I love him for never saying “engagement” – and for bringing a sleepy Le Web crowd to life with the sheer energy of his performance. Highlights: People listen,
When viral marketing eats itself Paid Members Public
Last night I tweeted this: > This is horrible beyond words – force your readers to share your content before they can read it… codecanyon.net/item/viral-loc… [http://t.co/s57tKcUS] — Adam Tinworth (@adders) November 21, 2012 [https://twitter.com/adders/status/271385189144485888] I’m not going to link to
Social media for carpetbaggers Paid Members Public
I laughed and I laughed and I laughed – and then I became a little depressed at how accurate this is about some people “in social media”:
Verifying #sandy Paid Members Public
It’s been a busy night for the many journalists covering the impact of Hurricane Sandy on New York City, not least in separating the wheat from the chaff: * Is the above photo too good to be true? Yes. [http://blog.storyful.com/2012/10/29/thats-not-sandy-how-to-spot-a-fake-image-in-three-easy-steps] * The Atlantic’s
The psychology - and neurochemistry - of social media Paid Members Public
[https://i1.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2012/10/twitter-crack.jpg] Absolutely fascinating look at the neuroscience that underlies behaviour patterns on Twitter [http://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2012/10/the-selfish-meme/309080/] and other forms of social media: > Researchers have previously shown that certain online activities–
The hyper-revolution - a video Paid Members Public
I’m such a sucker for these things, and this is a well-done example…
Interhacktive Reading: 18/10/12 Paid Members Public
[https://i2.wp.com/www.onemanandhisblog.com/content/images/2012/10/community-folks.jpg] Some community-related links, mainly for my community and social media module students at City University – but shared for the betterment of all… * Daily Record suspends comments on football articles [http://www.journalism.co.uk/news/daily-record-comments-on-football-articles-ban/s2/
