Sometimes, I go a little fast. I admit it. I put up a post or two every day, even on the weekends. I don’t expect you to read every single one, but I hope that you bookmark and browse them when you need them.
Just in case, I wanted to give you a quick roundup of a few recent posts that might be useful to you.
Measuring Social Media Marketing – where I explain to you some of how we do what we do for clients at New Marketing Labs.
Prioritize Your Social Media Efforts – if you’re wondering how to fit it all in, here’s a sample suggestion.
Marketing and How Social Software Aligns – social media goes beyond marketing in my mind. I wanted to show some of how it lines up, though.
The Questions I Think We Should Ask – where we get beyond the specific tools and into the bigger story.
Feeding Your System – where I show you why/how I put out so much content.
What types of posts of mine do you like? What do you want to see more of? What is interesting to you? I’m always happy to know.
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