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I can’t resist posting a link to this truly awesome guest post by marketer Susan Baier on my new favorite blog Convince and Convert.
Setting aside for a minute her first sentence about relevance (natch), Susan’s post goes through various ways in which the company ThinkGeek connects with their core audience.
According to Jamie Grove, the [...]
Here’s the regular monthly guest post from Leslie White, our Team SocialFish risk manager.
I was talking with my friend and life coach, Grace, (http://www.coachwithgrace.com/) about Twitter. Grace is a relatively new Twitter user and still figuring it out. She commented that Twitter seems to have three types of people: those who are engaging with [...]
Here’s my monthly selection of links to some of the most interesting posts that I’ve read and shared over the last 30 days. These kinds of posts are what inform our own writing here at SocialFishing; hope you’ll dip in an out at your leisure! The list below is for serendipity; if you prefer [...]
I’m excited to let you know about a free three-part webcast series hosted by TMA Resources on the topic of relevance in associations.
Here’s the scoop – three webcasts at 2 pm EST, one on February 25 (this Thursday!), the second on March 16, and the third on March 31. And oh look! Some familiar faces [...]
I’m so excited to be guest posting for SocialFish that it took forever to finally settle down and pick something to write about. This is my first monthly guest post about life in the trenches managing social media for an association. I had tons of thoughts and drafted a big mess of a post, but it’s [...]
