These eight ways of handling a social media blunder will keep you prepared because a blunder could happen, and it is best to be ready instead of being caught off guard.
8 Ways to Handle a Social Media Blunder
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Use Social Media to Market Your Business
Launch a social media campaign that will build your brand and deliver results in our online Social Media Marketing Boot Camp starting June 7. Speakers include Abigail Cusick (Bravo Digital), Gregory Galant (Sawhorse Media), Alex Leo (Thomson Reuters Digital), Jim Tobin (Ignite Social Media), and many more. Read the reviews. Twitter, Be Cool! Samuel L. Jackson Starts Tweeting
Earlier this week, bad mother shut-yo-mouth Samuel L. Jackson made his Twitter debut with three yfrog pics and a tweet that did not disappoint. Find out more after the jump.
Don’t Tweet On Your Face: Understanding the Differences Between Social Media Platforms
In my own personal social media business, one of our principles is centered around the idea that every social media platform has its own positives and negatives. Part of my job is to understand what each platform can and cannot do, and plan accordingly.
Where is the Social Media Audience?
In order to produce the white paper, PR Newswire interviewed 644 marketers. As a result of those interviewed it was found that those marketing content via LinkedIn, 57% had acquired new customers through that social network. Fifty-seven percent of those using blogs also acquired new customers, as did 48% of those using Facebook and 42% of those using Twitter.
92% Social Network Users are on Facebook, 13% are on Twitter
The key to the overall report is that 92 percent of the users are on Facebook. So, let’s leave Facebook on its pedestal and take a look at the other social networks.
Tumblr's Security Breach Downplayed as Time Goes By
To error is human and Tumblr admits a human being made the mistake which led to the exposure of “sensitive server configuration information”, but not the rumored disclosure of users’ login details. The platform fixed the situation just a few hours after its detection and is now reviewing its dealings to make sure similar calamities are prevented.
