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  • http://twitter.com/SharingForward Kristen Dominguez

    Another great article of information to use for our businesses.  Thank You Jeff.

  • Tabrez

    The title was of the post lead me here via Twitter…but not sure the content of the post Wow’ed me as much as the title did. 

    I mean, If a guy who does social media marketing and calls him an expert in it and doesn’t work on paid campaigns,,.I would really doubt his abilities…and what about analytic measurements, calculation / forecasting returns etc..where do they fit it? Its a well known fact that calculating returns from social media is still something of an headache and no exact means are available. Then, what about ‘service as marketing’. Brands like, say, Dell  to your local flower shop all use the social platform as mean of providing customer service and how does one leverage that to marketing? #my2cents

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  • http://www.facebook.com/nigel.ohrum Nigel Ohrum

    Jeff, 
    Always great perspectives. I am just a fledgling in the social media arena, but the content you put out and share has become part of my weekly readings. Just wanted to say “thanks”.

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  • Studio

    Thanks Jeff,
    Good point about about FB and Twitter magic numbers and yes not everything is free. Keep up the great articles and is this really the view from your villa today? Looks amazing there unlike North West England today!
    Cheers
    Warren
    (UK)

  • http://www.PropertyUpdate.com.au Michael Yardney

    Thanks for sharing that great slide share presentation – very insighful

  • http://facebook-advertising-marketing.com/ KrisOlin

    Great post, Jeff!

    It is true that most of these fancy social media marketing tools such as Twitter, Facebook Pages, Google+ etc. are free but that doesn’t mean they work for you for free. You will have to put in a lot of hours to make them actually work for you. And hours, as we all know can be very, very expensive. 

  • http://homegrowncoupons.com/in/muncie.html Brady Lewis

    Good point with the paid ads.  I’ve had tremendous success with multiple businesses by using paid Facebook ads.  With its targeting ability, you can truly market to the right audience.

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  • http://twitter.com/CHopeMurray Colin Hope-Murray

    Agreed – you can hitchhike for a while but once every so often it helps to take a train or a bus and pay the fare, especially when its raining. 

  • Anonymous

    Not for the faint of heart… http://tinyvox.com/wut

  • http://twitter.com/aboutucomm about U

    Thank you very much grate post 
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  • http://twitter.com/JohnSarvello John Sarvello

    The article fails to point out the ability of target marketing that social media has. In addition to mass marketing.

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