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Micro Persuasion
http://www.micropersuasion.com
Steve Rubel on how blogs and participatory journalism are impacting the practice of public relations.
- Added on: Sep 29th, 2004
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Listed in: Public Relations Marketing Blogging
- Tags: rss search Marketing Web 2.0 Advertising social networking
Recent Posts
NutshellMail Brings Twitter and Facebook Right to Your Email Box
Although some are saying that the email age is coming to an end, the data shows the opposite is true - it increases our reliance on mail. With Gmail adding new features all the time and services like Posterous, Twitgether, Evernote, Remail and othe...
Nearly All Inc. 500 Companies Are Engaged in Social Media
Inc. magazine is out with a new study that tracks the Inc. 500 - the fastest growing private companies in the US: According to the study, social media usage by companies on the Inc. 500 has grown in the past year, with 91 percent of companies repo...
When Magazines Lose Their Research Departments, Google Wins
Steve Baker on Bloomberg's takeover of BusinessWeek and what it means for both the blogs and their research departments. Permalink | Leave a comment » ...
Study: Twitter is 80% "Meformers" and 20% Informers
The Miami Herald on a new study about Twitter psychology... "The communication and information professors, Mor Naaman and Jeffrey Boase, found that there tend to be two types of Twitter folks. The majority, or 80 percent, were what they called...
Intermingling Personal and Professional Digital Personas
"My job is really jumping on the social-media bandwagon and strongly encourages employees to use sites like Twitter and Facebook to help broaden our company’s brand and build a presence online. I’m really uncomfortable with combining my ...
Seeing the World Through Other People\'s Social Eyes
To often, it seems, we forget that the people we interact with have their own lives. Their social relationships have far more impact on their behavior than anything you or I might say or do. This is one of the tenets of The Four Agreements. Nowhere...
Steve is an obvious expert. He takes his passion seriously. You can tell. Well worth it!
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