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Got budget to burn?

by Maddie Grant on September 27, 2009

Got budget to burn and don’t want to do the work of setting up a real homebase where you can respond to conversations about you on the social web?
You can pay Seth Godin’s company $400 bucks a month to set up a Brand in Public page for you. Some charities can get those for free [...]

Eric Johnson posted this interesting case study“Where are my people?” on the Case Foundation’s blog. I do my own listening, of course, so I spotted this in my normal monitoring because he picked up on a Twitter conversation Lindy and I had at the nonprofit technology conference (which we mentioned here as number 3 [...]

2008's most popular posts

by Maddie Grant on December 24, 2008

What a year this has turned out to be, huh!
I hope to find time to post a personal note about it all in a couple of days (the holidays are a good time to step back and take stock, aren’t they!) but in the meantime I started making a list for myself of [...]

The Online Marketer Blog lists five social media jobs they expect companies will fill in the next five years.

International Community Compliance Chief: Facebook and MySpace may be dominant in the U.S., but how much attention are you paying to social networks in other countries? [...]
Community Manager: People are talking about your brand. If they do [...]

Alltop for Listening

by Maddie Grant on December 1, 2008

Chris Brogan just posted a good reminder about how bloggers can use Alltop.
This is a good reminder that for you, though, Alltop should be on your list of the five first things to do to start listening – find the blogs on your field or industry, and see what they are talking about. (Can [...]