Deepak Gupta Social Media
Interview with Ann Middleman of ADM Marketing & Research Consulting, which helps companies become knowledge-driven rather than assumption-driven through primary and secondary research What types of marketing research do you do? Do you specialize in a particular industry or population group? Mainly, I conduct surveys, focus groups, and one-on-one interviews, and I’ve worked in just […]
Blogosphere is currently much more crowded than ever before. Blogosphere is experiencing a substantial increase in the amount of content that is getting published every day. By the time you’ll finish reading this article blogosphere will be having 1000 new blogs and tens of 1000’s of posts. When the new content is being generated at […]
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What is www.InvisibleShoe.com? We sell Invisible Shoes “barefoot” sandals. Invisible shoes are the closest thing to being barefoot, but with the protection people want, and some fun style. Invisible shoes are worn by people from 8-84 for running, walking, hiking, boating, beach going, or by people who just like the feeling of being “better-than-barefoot.” You can […]
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Where do you work and how did you become so passionate about social media? I am the Business Development Coordinator for MBM Intellectual Property Law LLP, a Canadian law firm that practices exclusively in the area of intellectual property, including the commercialization of technology and the exploitation of knowledge. I was inspired to learn more […]
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My name is Brian Flores; I am a positive hip hop artist from Raleigh, NC. I have been using several types of marketing tactics over the years and have noticed that the vast majority of my exposure and up and coming popularity has been through word of mouth and networking; however, combining social media with […]
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Via Twitter, I was recently introduced to an amazing Iraq-based non-profit called the Preemptive Love Coalition (PLC). They work to provide “lifesaving heart surgeries for Iraqi kids in pursuit of peace between communities at odds.” Such good news from Iraq is rare, so I decided to set up an interview and learn a little more. […]
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Nancy Rathbun Scott began offering freelance writing and graphic design services in 1981, just three years before the Macintosh computer and Aldus PageMaker made desktop publishing a “reality.” Soon to celebrate her 30th year in business, Nancy has thrived for three decades as a sole entrepreneur with many “virtual partners.” We asked Nancy what advice […]
When Charter Communications hired St. Louis-based digital word-of-mouth firm Elasticity to do online acquisition marketing in 2008, Charter was most interested in a simple SEO program which, along with banner advertising, was state of the art for enabling online consumer interaction. As hard as it may be to believe, less than a year and a […]
I hired 2 social media consultants. So far the results have been good and worthwhile. My brand is the “Down-to-Earth” doctor, and I provide holistic self help information to the general public. I’m known as the “Down-to-Earth” doctor to my patients because of my personal holistic lifestyle and easy-going teaching ability. My following is growing […]
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Alexander Bartosch, Founder of Klobe.com and Klobecard.com How has working virtually improved or impacted your businesses overall productivity? For many people an office space is key to being productive and happy at work. Generally, some one has put thought into everything, your chair will be ergonomic, the air temperature will remain between 68-74 degrees (a […]
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